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LIST OF OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS OF RSM970S
CBP Configuration RSM CIRIUS V14.03-1

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CHANGES
REVISION DESCRIPTION
Update for configuration 11.13-3.

A
Update for configuration RSM CIRIUS 12.00-3.

B
Remote node X characteristics separated in two parameters:
Remote node X characteristics
Remote node X X25 characteristics
Addition of ATCC X output characteristics / PSR beacon or permanent echo are
delivered (modified parameter).
Addition of LD output characteristics / PSR beacon or permanent echo are
delivered (modified parameter).
Addition of Angel processing (new parameter).
Tracking characteristics separated in two parameters:
Tracking characteristics
Drop time characteristics
Update of UDP and TCP port range values in ATCC x Ethernet configuration
parameters.
Addition of MDS improved areas (new parameter).

C Minor corrections.
Suppression of Key parameters page.
Addition of the page, parameter, state and measurement names in table of
contents.
Addition of parameter Disable area processing for single All-Call (new
parameter).
Addition of Add timestamp in End Of Track parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Add position in End Of Track parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Aircraft context re-extraction on SPI parameter (new parameter).
Addition of False SSR SPI suppression parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Channel validity (state).
Addition of new acronym : SPI.
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D Minor corrections.
Modification of parameter High resolution airport Area i" (addition of PSR
maximum heading variation parameter): addition of a specific course limit value
for primary aircraft in each airport area.
Addition of Add aircraft address in End Of Track parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Add Comm/ACAS Capability and Flight Status in End Of Track
parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Add Mode S MB data in End Of Track parameter (new parameter).
Addition of False duplicate Mode S address suppression characteristics
E Addition of new acronym: MSI, IP, IPv4 and IPv6.
Minor corrections.
Modification of parameter LD output selection.
Modification of LD output characteristics (suppression of Extrapolated data are
delivered).
Modification of parameter LD output UAP definition (addition of UAP Cat 048
for end of track).
Modification of parameter LD area selection (MSI and APRON areas export to
LD can now be controlled).
Modification of ATCC X output characteristics (suppression of Extrapolated
data are delivered).
Modification of parameter ATCC i UAP for Asterix 34 / 48 (addition of UAP Cat
048 for end of track).
Modification of parameter ATCC i UAP for Asterix 1 / 2 (addition of UAP Cat
001 for end of track).
Parameter Board i IP routing table renamed to Board i IPv4 routing table.
Modification of parameter LD output UAP selection.
Addition of LD target report filtering parameter (new parameter).
Addition of ATCC i target report filtering parameter (new parameter).
Modification of parameter Board i Eth j IP configuration (IPv6 provisional
parameter added).
Modification of parameter Board i Eth j IP default MTU (IPv6 provisional
parameter added).
Modification of parameter ATCC i Ethernet configuration (IPv6 provisional
parameter added).
Addition of Computed listening window for operational pattern and Computed
listening window for acquisition pattern measures.
Parameters Add timestamp in End Of Track, Add position in End Of Track,
Add aircraft address in End Of Track, Add Comm/ACAS Capability and Flight
Status in End Of Track and Add Mode S MB data in End Of Track removed.

F Modification of parameter LD video output selection (name changed to LD
analog video output selection).
Addition of LD digital video output selection parameter (new parameter).
Addition of LD digital video restriction settings parameter (new parameter).
Modification of parameter Twin target characteristics.
Modification of parameter ATCC i target report filtering.
Modification of parameter LD target report filtering.
G Minor corrections.
Addition of miss parameters:
Reject Roll-Call MDS reply without OBA,
No lockout after a miss,
CPU threshold,
Max range when overload and
False duplicate Mode S address suppression delta time.
Addition of Processing CPU Load (over 1 sec) (new measure).

Addition of Processing CPU Load (over scans) (new measure).
Measure CPU1 Load change to Computer CPU Load.
Addition of (new processing):

Ignore flight status information for MS aircraft (new parameter),
APRON Area i (new parameter) and
Estimated ground level for APRON area i" (new measure).
Addition of Number of garbled replies for flagged a plot as garbled parameter

(new parameter).
H Minor corrections.
Addition of Digital video period settings (new parameter).

J Minor corrections.
Modification of parameter Target characteristics.

Modification of parameter Drop time characteristics.
Addition of Maximum longitudinal acceleration for SSR parameter (provisional
parameter).
Addition of Maximum transversal acceleration for SSR parameter (provisional
parameter).
Addition of Maximum longitudinal acceleration for PSR parameter (provisional
parameter).
Addition of Maximum transversal acceleration for PSR parameter (provisional
parameter).
Addition of Slow moving target processing parameter (provisional parameter).
Addition of Second time around processing parameter (provisional parameter).
Modification of parameter Airport area i.
Addition of parameter Noise area i (by using part of airport area).
K
Comment add for parameter Max range when overload.

L Minor corrections.
Addition of MMX overload release time parameter (miss parameter).

Addition of Multipath processing characteristics parameter (regrouping of some
parameters).
Addition of Second time around processing characteristics parameter
(regrouping of some parameters).
Addition of Slow moving target processing characteristics parameter
(regrouping of some parameters).
Modification of Airport Area i".
Addition of Track combiner bias adjustment parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Track combiner association standard deviation for detection
Addition of Track combiner association standard deviation for extrapolation
Addition of Track combination weight parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Enable angel marking for ATCC output parameter (new parameter).
Addition of Plot combiner status state (new state).
Addition of Track combiner status state (new state).

Addition of Track combiner status state (new state).
Addition of Track combiner PSR-SSR bias correction state (new state).
Tracking parameters rearrangement:

All acceleration parameters grouped in technical parameters Kinematic
limits,
Tracking characteristics split into several parameters,
Clutter killer parameters rearranged,
Special tracking characteristics split into several parameters.
M Minor corrections.
Addition of Coverage map type parameter (new parameter).

Modification of parameter Anticipated Roll-Call selection map.
N Minor corrections.
Addition of Accept not conform aircraft identification (BDS 2,0).

O Minor corrections.
Addition of Plot combiner PSR-SSR datation bias correction state (new

measure).
Addition of ATCC i weather data only parameter (provisional parameter).

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCOPE .......................................................................................................... 16
2. RSM970S OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS AND CONTROLS ACCESSIBLE BY

SDPT (CBP) ........................................................................................................... 17
2.1 LIST OF RSM970S OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS ......................................................17
2.1.1 General ..............................................................................................................................17
2.1.2 List of parameters ..............................................................................................................19
Station characteristics ..................................................................................................................19
Station SAC / SIC .....................................................................................................................19
Station position .........................................................................................................................19
AIRCAT station code ................................................................................................................19
Station code ..............................................................................................................................19
First preset cold switchover date ..............................................................................................19
Preset cold switchover period...................................................................................................19
Preset cold switchover authorization ........................................................................................19
MMX version used for consistency check ................................................................................19
MRP version used for consistency check .................................................................................20
MRC version used for consistency check.................................................................................20
Range offset adjustment...........................................................................................................20
CPU threshold...........................................................................................................................20
Max range when overload ........................................................................................................20
MMX overload release time ......................................................................................................20
Max system delay .....................................................................................................................20
Rotation parameters .....................................................................................................................20
Antenna scan duration ..............................................................................................................20
Antenna speed variation ...........................................................................................................20
Encoder north alignment...........................................................................................................20
ACP ARP Output 1 ...................................................................................................................21
ACP ARP Output 2 ...................................................................................................................21
ACP ARP Output 3 ...................................................................................................................21
Time stamping parameters...........................................................................................................21
NTP server 1.............................................................................................................................21
NTP server 2.............................................................................................................................21
NTP preferred server ................................................................................................................21
Antenna parameters .....................................................................................................................21
OBA table..................................................................................................................................21
AC saturated beam ...................................................................................................................21
RC saturated beam...................................................................................................................21
SRC beam width .......................................................................................................................21
AC beam width..........................................................................................................................22
RC beam width .........................................................................................................................22
Reception parameters ..................................................................................................................22
RSLS control.............................................................................................................................22
I/R map selection ......................................................................................................................22
I/R map .....................................................................................................................................22
TVBC laws definition ....................................................................................................................23
SSR and All-Call MDS TVBC on plot........................................................................................23
TVBC law nr 0...........................................................................................................................23
TVBC law nr 1...........................................................................................................................23
TVBC law nr 2...........................................................................................................................23
TVBC law nr 3...........................................................................................................................23
TVBC law nr 4...........................................................................................................................23
TVBC law nr 5...........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 6...........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 7...........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 8...........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 9...........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 10.........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 11.........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 12.........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 13.........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 14.........................................................................................................................24
TVBC law nr 15.........................................................................................................................24
Scheduling parameters ................................................................................................................25
Acquisition pattern ....................................................................................................................25
Number of scans for initial acquisition ......................................................................................25
Number of scans for stand-alone acquisition ...........................................................................25
I/R map selection ......................................................................................................................25
Operational pattern ...................................................................................................................25
All-Call staggering enabled.......................................................................................................26
All-Call staggering.....................................................................................................................27
Station code ..............................................................................................................................27
Coverage map filename............................................................................................................27
Coverage map type...................................................................................................................27
Radar Scheduling for SM1........................................................................................................27
Radar Scheduling for SM2........................................................................................................27
Enhanced Surveillance.................................................................................................................27
Automatic GICB extraction .......................................................................................................27
Dataflash Contracts ..................................................................................................................28
SSR defruitor parameters.............................................................................................................28
Defruitor correlation choice.......................................................................................................28
SSR extraction parameters ..........................................................................................................28
Extraction criteria ......................................................................................................................28
Multipath processing characteristics.........................................................................................28
Number of garbled replies for flagged a plot as garbled...........................................................29
Roll-Call parameters.....................................................................................................................29
Protocol selection......................................................................................................................29
Transaction priority ...................................................................................................................29
Uplink request enabled .............................................................................................................29
Downlink request enabled ........................................................................................................29
ACAS broadcast enabled .........................................................................................................29
Number of scans for intermittent lockout ..................................................................................29
Periodic mode A extraction.......................................................................................................29
Aircraft context re-extraction on miss .......................................................................................29
Aircraft context re-extraction on SPI .........................................................................................30
Separate reinterrogation ...........................................................................................................30
Ignore bit33 for BDS20 validity .................................................................................................30
Ignore bit25 for BDS17 extraction.............................................................................................30
Ignore BDS17 filtering for BDS extraction ................................................................................30
Reject Roll-Call MDS reply without OBA ..................................................................................30
MS RC video track number.......................................................................................................30
No lockout after a miss .............................................................................................................30
Number of scans for permanent lockout...................................................................................30
Anticipated Roll-Call selection map ..........................................................................................30
Acquire II Target in SI ...............................................................................................................30
Lockout when acquiring II target in SI.......................................................................................30
Comm A max delay...................................................................................................................31
Comm B max delay...................................................................................................................31
Comm C max delay ..................................................................................................................31
Comm D max delay ..................................................................................................................31
TTG parameters ...........................................................................................................................31
SSR TTG generation ................................................................................................................31
SSR TTG position .....................................................................................................................31
SSR TTG characteristics ..........................................................................................................32
MS TTG generation ..................................................................................................................32
MS TTG position .......................................................................................................................32
MS TTG characteristics ............................................................................................................33
PSR & Combining parameters .....................................................................................................33
Maximum delay for plot delivery ...............................................................................................33
Bias adjustment ........................................................................................................................33
Association standard deviation .................................................................................................33
Plot combining weights .............................................................................................................34
Twin target characteristics ........................................................................................................34
Tracking parameters.....................................................................................................................34
Target characteristics ...............................................................................................................34
Tracking standard deviation......................................................................................................34
Ring-around characteristics ......................................................................................................35
PSR/Combined Maximum range ..............................................................................................35
Drop time characteristics ..........................................................................................................35
Angel processing ......................................................................................................................35
False SSR SPI suppression .....................................................................................................35
False duplicate Mode S address suppression characteristics..................................................35
False duplicate Mode S address suppression delta time .........................................................35
Second time around processing characteristics .......................................................................35
Slow moving target processing characteristics.........................................................................36
Tracking zones .............................................................................................................................36
Disable area processing for single All-Call ...............................................................................36
Non Initialization Area i .............................................................................................................36
Airport Area i .............................................................................................................................36
Blanking Area i..........................................................................................................................37
MDS improved Area interrogation duplication ..........................................................................37
MDS improved Area i................................................................................................................37
Ignore flight status information for MS aircraft..........................................................................37
APRON Area i...........................................................................................................................37
Track combiner parameters .........................................................................................................38
Track combiner bias adjustment...............................................................................................38
Track combiner association standard deviation for detection ..................................................38
Track combiner association standard deviation for extrapolation ............................................38
Track combination weight .........................................................................................................38
Anti-reflection parameters ............................................................................................................39
Dynamic Anti Reflection characteristics ...................................................................................39
Mode 3A avoiding anti-reflection processing............................................................................39
Permanent Reflector i ...............................................................................................................39
LD output ......................................................................................................................................39
LD output selection ...................................................................................................................39
LD analog video output selection..............................................................................................40
LD digital video output selection ...............................................................................................40
LD digital video restriction settings ...........................................................................................40
Digital video period settings ......................................................................................................41
LD output characteristics ..........................................................................................................41
LD target report filtering ............................................................................................................42
Raw video control .....................................................................................................................42
MS RC video track number.......................................................................................................42
LD output UAP definition ..........................................................................................................43
False Target Report output to LD .............................................................................................43
LD tentative and All-Call tracks output map use.......................................................................43
LD Global All-Call tracks output................................................................................................43
LD area selection ......................................................................................................................44
Global ATCC configuration...........................................................................................................44
ATCC mapping .........................................................................................................................44
ATCC control ............................................................................................................................44
ATCC output overload area ......................................................................................................44
ATCC output validation .............................................................................................................44
False target delivery to ATCC...................................................................................................44
Enable angel marking for ATCC output ....................................................................................44
ATCC output cat 1 2 configuration............................................................................................45
Report plot detection instead of track status in AIRCAT ..........................................................45
Accept not conform aircraft identification (BDS 2,0).................................................................45
ATCC i configuration (for i=1 to 8)................................................................................................45
ATCC i output format ................................................................................................................45
ATCC i output characteristics ...................................................................................................46
ATCC i target report filtering .....................................................................................................47
ATCC i DTE ..............................................................................................................................47
ATCC i Ethernet configuration ..................................................................................................48
ATCC i UAP for Asterix 34 / 48.................................................................................................49
ATCC i UAP for Asterix 1 / 2.....................................................................................................49
ATCC i weather output .............................................................................................................49
ATCC i weather data only.........................................................................................................49
ATCC i AIRCAT configuration ..................................................................................................49
ATCC i Track numbering policy ................................................................................................49
ATCC i tentative and all call tracks output map use .................................................................50
ATCC i Global All-Call Tracks output........................................................................................50
GDLP/LU configuration ................................................................................................................50
GDLP mapping .........................................................................................................................50
GDLP control ............................................................................................................................50
GDLP timers .............................................................................................................................50
GDLP SAC/SIC.........................................................................................................................50
GDLP DTE ................................................................................................................................51
LU mapping...............................................................................................................................51
LU control..................................................................................................................................51
LU timers...................................................................................................................................51
LU SAC/SIC ..............................................................................................................................51
LU DTE .....................................................................................................................................52
Datalink responsability..............................................................................................................52
PSR configuration.........................................................................................................................52
PSR control...............................................................................................................................52
PSR channel selection..............................................................................................................52
TMR second time around .........................................................................................................52
TMR second time around characteristics .................................................................................52
SCN configuration ........................................................................................................................52
Start-up operating mode ...........................................................................................................52
Remote node i characteristics ..................................................................................................53
Remote node i X25 characteristics ...........................................................................................53
NRN to node mapping ..............................................................................................................53
Solution list................................................................................................................................53
Deferred parameter application date ........................................................................................54
SCN mapping............................................................................................................................54
SCN timers................................................................................................................................54
Maximum delay for SCN message (Pno) .................................................................................54
Serial line configuration ................................................................................................................54
Number of boards and lines......................................................................................................54
Board i serial j configuration .....................................................................................................55
Board i serial j technical conf ....................................................................................................55
Board i serial j electrical configuration ......................................................................................55
Ethernet line configuration............................................................................................................56
Board i Ethernet j IP configuration ............................................................................................56
Board i IPv4 routing table .........................................................................................................57
Board i IP configuration ............................................................................................................57
Board i Ethernet j IP default MTU .............................................................................................58
Board i Ethernet j physical configuration ..................................................................................58
Site monitors (SM1)......................................................................................................................58
SM1 Hardware ..........................................................................................................................58
SM1 channel 1 characteristics..................................................................................................58
SM1 lockout mode ....................................................................................................................59
Radar scheduling for SM1 ........................................................................................................59
SM1 channel 1 presence ..........................................................................................................59
LLT SM1 ...................................................................................................................................59
LLT SM1 when operating in SSR only......................................................................................60
LLT SM1 systematic tests.........................................................................................................60
SMM parameters ......................................................................................................................60
LLT SM1 Specific protocols ......................................................................................................60
Site monitors (SM2)......................................................................................................................60
SM2 Hardware ..........................................................................................................................60
SM2 Custom Hardware ............................................................................................................60
SM2 lockout mode ....................................................................................................................61
Radar scheduling for SM2 ........................................................................................................61
LLT SM2 ...................................................................................................................................62
SM2 LLT logic ...........................................................................................................................62
LLT SM2 systematic tests.........................................................................................................62
Site monitors (Global)...................................................................................................................62
Global LLT Logic.......................................................................................................................62
SM UPS monitoring ..................................................................................................................62
SM Auto identification ...............................................................................................................62
Site Monitor auto identification characteristics .........................................................................62
2.2 LIST OF RSM970S CONTROLS ................................................................................63
SDPT control release................................................................................................................63
SDPT control request ...............................................................................................................63
Failure code reset .....................................................................................................................63
Reset statistics..........................................................................................................................63
Maintenance operating state ....................................................................................................63
Operational operating state ......................................................................................................63
Standalone mode......................................................................................................................63
Network aided mode .................................................................................................................63
Enable deferred parameter application.....................................................................................63
Disable deferred parameter application....................................................................................63
Computer shutdown..................................................................................................................63
3. LIST OF RSM970S MEASUREMENTS AND STATES ACCESSIBLE BY SDPT

(CBP) ...................................................................................................................... 64
Internal States ..............................................................................................................................64
Transmission.............................................................................................................................64
Internal overload .......................................................................................................................64
ATCC output validation status ..................................................................................................64
Deferred application enabled....................................................................................................64
Requested cluster state ............................................................................................................64
Coverage map information .......................................................................................................64
Channel control.........................................................................................................................64
Channel operating.....................................................................................................................64
Channel operability ...................................................................................................................64
Channel configuration ...............................................................................................................64
Channel validity.........................................................................................................................64
Channel availability ...................................................................................................................65
RFUC switches .........................................................................................................................65
Other Channel Operating..........................................................................................................65
Other Channel Operability ........................................................................................................65
Other Channel Configuration ....................................................................................................65
Direct Other MRP Link ..............................................................................................................65
Indirect Other MRP Link ...........................................................................................................65

TX operability ............................................................................................................................65
RFU operability .........................................................................................................................65
DPC operability .........................................................................................................................65
MDRP operability ......................................................................................................................65
TRC operability .........................................................................................................................65
Time Stamping operability ........................................................................................................65
Interface operability...................................................................................................................65
Internal rotation operability .......................................................................................................65
TMR operability.........................................................................................................................65
Plot combiner status .................................................................................................................66
Track combiner status ..............................................................................................................66
Input and output links ...................................................................................................................66
ATCC i link ................................................................................................................................66
GDLP link ..................................................................................................................................66
LU link .......................................................................................................................................66
SCN i link ..................................................................................................................................67
PSR selected channel ..............................................................................................................67
PSR1 link ..................................................................................................................................67
PSR2 link ..................................................................................................................................67
PSR 1 incoming GO/NOGO .....................................................................................................67
PSR 2 incoming GO/NOGO .....................................................................................................67
Site Monitor/LLT states ................................................................................................................67
LLT SM1 channel 1 operability .................................................................................................67
LLT SM1 operability ..................................................................................................................67
LLT ACMS operability...............................................................................................................67
LLT SM2 operability ..................................................................................................................68
Global LLT operability...............................................................................................................68
SM1 channel 1 operating reported by channel 1......................................................................68
SM1 channel 1 operability reported by channel 1 ....................................................................68
SMS channel 1 operability reported by channel 1 ....................................................................68
SMS channel 1operability reported by channel 2 .....................................................................68
SM2 channel 1 operating..........................................................................................................69
SM2 channel 1 operability ........................................................................................................69
SM2 channel 2 operating..........................................................................................................69
SM2 channel 2 operability ........................................................................................................69
ACMS operating........................................................................................................................69
ACMS operability ......................................................................................................................69
ACMS channels ........................................................................................................................69
SM1 OBA table .........................................................................................................................69
SM2 OBA table .........................................................................................................................69
Track combiner states ..................................................................................................................69
Track combiner status ..............................................................................................................69
Track combiner PSR-SSR bias correction ...............................................................................70
Main measurements .....................................................................................................................70
Antenna rotation period per scan..............................................................................................70
Number of ACP16 per scan......................................................................................................70
MMX current version.................................................................................................................70
MRP current version .................................................................................................................70
MRC current version .................................................................................................................70
Computer CPU Load (over 1 sec) - % ......................................................................................70
Processing CPU Load (over 1 sec) - % ....................................................................................70
Computer CPU Load (over scans) - % .....................................................................................70
Processing CPU Load (over scans) - % ...................................................................................70
Computed listening window for operational pattern..................................................................70
Computed listening window for acquisition pattern ..................................................................70
SSR measurements .....................................................................................................................70
SSR replies per scan ................................................................................................................70
Garbled SSR replies per scan - %............................................................................................70
SSR plots per scan ...................................................................................................................71
Garbled SSR plots per scan - %...............................................................................................71
Mode S measurements ................................................................................................................71
Reinterrogation Rate per scan - % ...........................................................................................71
Selective Interrogation per second ...........................................................................................71
Selective Interrogation per 4 seconds ......................................................................................71
Reinterrogations per second.....................................................................................................71
All-Call replies per scan ............................................................................................................71
Short MS RC replies per scan ..................................................................................................71
Long MS RC replies per scan...................................................................................................71
Garbled Short MS RC replies per scan - % ..............................................................................71
Garbled Long MS RC replies per scan - % ..............................................................................71
Garbled All-Call replies per scan - %........................................................................................71
Garbled MS plots per scan - %.................................................................................................71
All-Call plots per scan ...............................................................................................................71
Roll-Call plots per scan .............................................................................................................71
Aircraft with BDS10 indicating Non SI per scan .......................................................................71
Aircraft with unknown BDS10 SI capability per scan................................................................71
Aircraft detected as non SI per scan.........................................................................................72
Tracking measurements ...............................................................................................................72
Plots per scan ...........................................................................................................................72
SSR plots per scan ...................................................................................................................72
All-Call plots per scan ...............................................................................................................72
Roll-Call plots per scan .............................................................................................................72
PSR plots per scan ...................................................................................................................72
Tracks per scan ........................................................................................................................72
Missing tracks per scan ............................................................................................................72
Missing tracks per scan - %......................................................................................................72
Tracks under initialisation per scan ..........................................................................................72
Tracks under initialisation per scan - % ....................................................................................72
Duplicated address tracks per scan..........................................................................................72
Duplicated address tracks per scan - % ...................................................................................72
Plot combiner PSR-SSR bias correction (fix + dynamic bias) ..................................................72
Plot combiner PSR-SSR datation bias correction ....................................................................72
Angel tracks per scan ...............................................................................................................72
SSR Tracks with Mode A per scan - %.....................................................................................72
MS Tracks with Mode A per scan - %.......................................................................................72
SSR Tracks with Mode C per scan - % ....................................................................................72
MS Tracks with Mode C per scan - % ......................................................................................72
Tracks with Filtered Mode A per scan - % ................................................................................73
Tracks with Filtered Mode C per scan - %................................................................................73
Tracks updated by PSR per scan .............................................................................................73
Tracks updated by SSR per scan .............................................................................................73
Tracks updated by PSR and SSR per scan .............................................................................73
Tracks updated by All-Call per scan .........................................................................................73
Tracks updated by Roll-Call per scan.......................................................................................73
Tracks updated by AC RC per scan .........................................................................................73
Tracks updated by AC and PSR per scan ................................................................................73
Tracks updated by RC and PSR per scan................................................................................73
SCN measurements .....................................................................................................................73
Detected CMD cluster...............................................................................................................73
Requested cluster state ............................................................................................................73
Applied CMD cluster .................................................................................................................73
SCN1 link ..................................................................................................................................73
Rotation measurements ...............................................................................................................73
Antenna rotation period per scan..............................................................................................73
Number of ACP16 per scan......................................................................................................74
Internal rotation operability .......................................................................................................74
ACP ARP input operability........................................................................................................74
ACP ARP input incoming GO/NOGO .......................................................................................74
Outgoing synthesis GO/NOGO.................................................................................................74
Time stamping measurements .....................................................................................................74
Selected NTP server.................................................................................................................74
NTP server 1 state ....................................................................................................................74
NTP server 2 state ....................................................................................................................74
Roll-Call measurements ...............................................................................................................74
Aircraft with BDS10 indicating Non SI per scan .......................................................................74
Aircraft with unknown BDS10 SI capability per scan................................................................74
Aircraft detected as non SI per scan.........................................................................................74
Tracking zones .............................................................................................................................74
Estimated ground level for APRON area i ................................................................................74
Dynamic reflectors........................................................................................................................74
Dynamic Reflector i...................................................................................................................74
4. LIST OF ACRONYMS.................................................................................... 76

1. SCOPE
The objective of this document is to give the list of the Operational Parameters and of the
measurements/states of the Data Processing Computer (DPC) configured as RSM in a
standalone or co-mounted architecture.
The Operational Parameters are defined as parameters which can be modified on site by using
the Site Dependent Parameters Tool (SDPT).
The Operational Parameters are managed by the MRP CSCI for each channel of the secondary
surveillance radar and are accessible by the SDPT (CBP CSCI).
This document is divided in two parts:

The first part gives the list of the Operational Parameters and Controls, accessible with SDPT
(CBP),
The second part gives the list of Measurements and States, accessible by SDPT (CBP).
This document is applicable to CBP Param config RSM CIRIUS 14.03-1.

2. RSM970S OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS AND CONTROLS
ACCESSIBLE BY SDPT (CBP)
2.1 LIST OF RSM970S OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS
2.1.1 General
Parameter file transfer
Parameter file transfer and application from SDPT (CBP) to MRP is the main method of
parameter modification in MRP. The different types of parameter files which can be
transferred from/to MRP are:
Global type (GBL), containing the General parameters (which are site dependent) and the
Technical parameters (which are not site dependent), except cluster dependent parameters,
Cluster Management Parameter type (CMP), containing the Cluster Dependent parameters
which are unique for a cluster definition,
Radar Parameter Set type (RPS), containing the Cluster Dependent parameters which
depends on the cluster state (up to 16 RPS files may be present in MRP),
Coverage Map type (COV), containing the coverage map parameters (up to 16 COV files
may be present in MRP).
The useful operations which can be performed with CBP are the following ones:
Transfer of a complete set of parameter files (GBL, CMP, RPS, COV)
Transfer of only the GBL parameter file.
Transfer of only the Cluster Dependent Parameter files (CMP, RPS, COV)
MRP accepts these transfers from CBP whatever its operating state is. MRP accepts the
application command from CBP only when its operating state is maintenance.
The application of all files (or of a GBL file only) in MRP is always an immediate application.
The application of CDP files only in MRP may be immediate or differed.
Parameter direct access

Some MRP parameters can be read and modified individually by SDPT operator according to
the Direct access parameter attribute; in such a case, the parameter modification is accepted
or not by MRP according to its operating state.
RCMS access to parameters
Furthermore, some parameters can be read and/or modified individually by RCMS according
to the Key parameter attribute; in such a case, the parameter modification is accepted or not
by MRP according to its operating state.

Parameter list description
The following section gives the list of each operational parameter, managed by MRP and
accessible with SDPT (CBP). For legibility purpose, the list is organised per families of
parameters.
The table includes the following information for each parameter:
The parameter title,
The parameter description,
The parameter type: OPE (OPErational parameter), TEC (TEChnical parameter). Only the
technical parameters for which the reading access is necessary for maintenance purpose
and so authorised to the SDPT operator are listed in this document,
The parameter category, for the Operational parameters only: GEN (General), CMP (Cluster
Management Parameter), RPS (Radar Parameter Set),
The type of parameter file (GBL, CMP, RPS, COV), where the parameter is stored,
The key operational parameter attribute K (Key) / N (Not key), indicating whether the
parameter can be monitored (read only) and/or modified by the RCMS operator (K) or not
(N),
The direct access parameter attribute D (Direct) / N (Not direct), indicating whether the
parameter can be read and modified individually in MRP by SDPT (D) or not (N),
The operational / maintenance attribute OM (Operational and Maintenance) / M
(Maintenance only), useful for the parameters with Direct access allowed, indicating whether
the parameter is modifiable by direct access from CBP in both MRP operating state (OM) or
only in maintenance (M) state,
The init update attribute I (Init) / N (Not init), indicating whether a re-initialisation of
MRP/MRC is necessary for taking into account the parameter value change (I) or not (N),
The alignment attribute: A (Alignment), N (No alignment), I (Indifferent), indicating whether
the parameter is always subject to alignment (A), or never subject to alignment (N), or if this
is indifferent (I).
In the following table, - means not applicable.

2.1.2 List of parameters
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Station characteristics
Station SAC / SIC Defines the: OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A

- SAC (Source Area Code) (hexadecimal value from 0 to FF),
- SIC (Source Identification Code) (decimal value from 0 to 255)
common to all ATCC outputs
Station position Defines the radar station position : OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The altitude of the radar is needed by the tracker, to perform accurate
- longitude (from 180 to 179.99999, step=1/100 second of angle = slant range correction.
2.8 10-6 )
- latitude (from 90 to 90, step=1/100 second of angle = 2.8 10-6 )
- altitude (from 500 to 9000m, step= 1 m)
AIRCAT station code Defines the station code sent in all AIRCAT output (decimal value from OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Refer to AIRCAT standard
0 to 255)
Station code Defines the II / SI code to be used by the radar : OPE RPS RPS N D OM N A Only the current Radar Parameter Set station code can be read at RCMS.
- IC code (from 0 to 15)
- CL code (from 0 to 4)
(the II code value is given by the IC code field value when the CL code
field value is 0)
First preset cold switchover date Allows to define the date (year, month, day, hour, minute) at which the OPE GEN GBL K D OM N N
first preset cold switchover has to be performed:
- year (from 1901 to 2099)
- month (from 1 to 12)
- day (from 1 to 31)
- hour (from 0 to 23)
- minute (from 0 to 59)
Preset cold switchover period Allows to define the period (in number of days, from 1 to 32767, step = 1 OPE GEN GBL K D OM N I
day) at which preset cold switchover has to be performed starting from
first preset cold switchover date
Preset cold switchover Activates or desactivates preset cold switchover OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A
authorization
MMX version used for Allows to check MMX version consistency: OPE GEN GBL N N M I A In case of discrepancy, a warning is shown
consistency check - major (from 0 to 255)
- minor (from 0 to 255)

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MRP version used for Allows to check MRP version consistency: OPE GEN GBL N N M I A In case of discrepancy, a warning is shown
MRC version used for Allows to check MRC version consistency: OPE GEN GBL N N M I A In case of discrepancy, a warning is shown
Range offset adjustment Allows adjustment of range offset (from 0 to 299.9948nm, step = 1 OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I Note that this value is typically around 14 RU for a 7A14 receiver, and 64
Range Unit= 0.004Nm) RU for a 7A3T receiver.
CPU threshold Defines the thresholds to declare an internal overload due to processing TEC GEN GBL N N OM N A (can only be read with CBP)
overload (Processing CPU Load):
- High water mark (from 0 to 100%, step = 0.1 %) Internal overload is declared when Processing CPU Load (averaged over
- Low water mark (from 0 to 100%, step = 0.1 %) scans) exceeds the high water mark. It is released when CPU goes below
..-. Overload release time (from 0 to 20 scans, step = 1 scan) Low water mark, during Overload release time.
Max range when overload Defines the maximum All Call range in case of signal processing TEC GEN GBL N N OM N A (can only be read with CBP)
overload (from 0 to 299.998 NM, step= 0.0040 NM).
If the range is equal or greater than the programmed listening window, the
range reduction processing is disabled (warning messages are
nevertheless displayed).
MMX overload release time Defines the time during which an MMX overload is kept, once overload OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
conditions have disappeared (from 0 to 20 scans, step = 1 scan).
Max system delay Defines the maximum data processing delay threshold to declare an OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
internal overload
- value (from 0 to 4,0950 s, step=0,001 s)
Rotation parameters
Antenna scan duration Defines the nominal antenna rotation period used by the radar for OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A This figure is function of the drive mechanism or rotation speed adjusted
monitoring of the antenna rotation speed (from 3.5s to 15s, step = 0.1s) by the Frequency variator of the Antenna Control Cabinet, if option
retained.
Associated measure: antenna rotation period scan.
Antenna speed variation Defines the maximum antenna rotation speed variation absolute value, OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A If this threshold is exceeded, it induces the Rotation Speed Variation
in percentage, averaged on one scan (used by MRP for monitoring of failure.
the antenna rotation speed) (from 0 to 15%, step = 0.001 %)
Encoder north alignment This parameter allows to define the north position (number of ACP_14 OPE GEN GBL N D OM N N
between 0 and north) (from 0 to 16383, step/unit = ACP_14).

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ACP ARP Output 1 ACP ARP output parameter defining for each ourput i (i=1 to 3): OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
- ACP type (ACP 12 or ACP 14)
- Outgoing synthesis GO NOGO (Allows to forced output GO/NOGO to
GO) (possible values are Forced GO or GO NOGO)
- ACP phase (possible values are In phase or In opposite phase)
ACP ARP Output 2 Same description as ACP ARP Output 1. OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
ACP ARP Output 3 Same description as ACP ARP Output 1. OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
Time stamping parameters
NTP server 1 This parameter allows to define if NTP server 1 is present and the type OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
of server used (possible values are GORGY1, MBG1 and 10 reserved
values for use of other servers).
NTP server 2 Same description as NTP server 1. OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
NTP preferred server Defines which NTP server input provides the time message to be OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
processed by default when no failure (possible values are NTPS 1 or
NTPS 2).
Antenna parameters
OBA table Defines Off-Boresight Angle table: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A The OBA table is used to compute the antenna Off-Boresight angle from
for i = 0 to 255: the measured monopulse voltages.
OBA (i) (from - 4.3945 to 4.3945, step = 0.0055) Moreover, the measured OBA values are continuously also monitored
thanks to the LLT;
Associated measure: measured OBA table.
AC saturated beam Defines the OBA saturation thresholds for SSR and Mode S All-Call OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A For SSR and Mode S All Call reply not received in the saturation part of
replies the beam (between the left and right thresholds), the aircraft position
- left (from 4.3945 to 0, step = 0.0055) azimuth is equal to the azimuth value received from MMX (antenna
- right (from 0 to 4.3945, step = 0.0055) position angle) plus the OBA table value allocated to the D/S magnitude
level.
RC saturated beam Defines the OBA saturation thresholds for Mode S Roll-Call replies OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A For RC reply not received in the saturation part of the beam (between the
- left (from 4.3945 to 0, step = 0.0055) left and right thresholds), the aircraft position azimuth is equal to the
- right (from 0 to 4.3945, step = 0.0055) azimuth value received from MMX (antenna position angle) plus the OBA
table value allocated to the D/S magnitude level.
SRC beam width Defines the beamwidth parameter used for the defruitor processing: OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A The azimuthal extension applies in the range segment defined by:
for i = 1 to 16 the previous segment upper range
- for each range segment (i) the current segment upper range
. azimuthal extension (from 0.7031 to 11.2061, step = 0.0055) As a consequence, all the range segments for which the previous range
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AC beam width Defines the beamwidth parameter used for the SSR extractor and the OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A The azimuthal extension applies in the range segment defined by:
Mode S All-Call processing: the previous segment upper range
for i = 1 to 16 the current segment upper range
- for each range segment (i) As a consequence, all the range segments for which the previous range
. azimuthal extension (from 0.7031 to 11.2061, step = 0.0055) segment upper range is the radar maximum range are meaningless.
. upper range (from 1nm to 300.4 nm, step = 1nm)
RC beam width Defines the beamwidth parameter used for the Roll-Call processing: OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A The azimuthal extension applies in the range segment defined by:
for i = 1 to 16 the previous segment upper range
- for each range segment (i) the current segment upper range
. azimuthal extension (from 0.7031 to 11.2061, step = 0.0055) As a consequence, all the range segments for which the previous range
. upper range (from 1nm to 300.4 nm, step = 1nm) segment upper range is the radar maximum range are meaningless.
Reception parameters
RSLS control RSLS control parameter: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A These parameters are sent from the MMX to the receiver. The signal
- DIFFERENCE RSLS value (from -10 dB to +10 dB, step = 1 dB) QRSLS output by the receiver to the MMX in order to indicate if the video
- DIFFERENCE RSLS validation has been received on the main lobe (if VS > VW + K1) and in a central
- CONTROL RSLS value (from 0 dB to +10 dB, step = 1 dB) part of the main lobe (VS > VD + K2).
- CONTROL RSLS validation The signal QRSLS is elaborated using:
the Difference RSLS value, named also K2, if Difference RSLS validation
is selected,
the Control RSLS value, named also K1, if Control RSLS validation is
selected.
In MMX (if one RSLS validation is selected), the Mode S and SSR replies
not detected in the main lobe are rejected. Note that this parameter should
be adjusted to leave the beam quite large.
See detail in Receiver Technical Manual and in MMX Technical Manual.
I/R map selection Allows to select the I/R map (map 1 or map 2) to be used for all the OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A The selection of I/R map 1/2 allows to change temporarily the operational
Radar Parameter Sets TVBC, IISLS or attenuation law. This is a key parameter (RCMS) that can
be selected manually according to a specific air situation e.g. selection of
a runway at take-off instead of landing may require a specific TVBC law.
I/R map Allows to define: OPE RPS RPS N D OM N A General: Maps are defined continuously: azimuth sector start defines the
- I/R map 1 azimuth sector end of the previous sector.
- I/R map 2
each I/R map comprises a power map (sectorized output power
attenuation definition), an IISLS map (sectorized IISLS activation and
attenuation definition), a TVBC map (sectorized TVBC law selection),
programmed in the following way :
- power map content:
. number of programmed sectors (from 1 to 32)
. for each programmed sector :
.. sector start (from 0 to 358.6, step = 1.4)
.. transmission enable (false/true)

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.. SUM attenuation (from 0 to 12 dB, step = 2 dB) The use of SUM and CONTROL attenuations enables to limit the radiated
.. CONTROL attenuation (from 0 to 12 dB, step = 2 dB) power according maximum operational range.
RECOMMENDATION: The attenuation value for SUM and CONTROL
attenuations shall be identical in each azimuth sector.
- IISLS map content: The IISLS process enables to avoid that aircraft replies to reflected
. number of programmed sectors (from 1 to 32) interrogation. If IISLS is enable, P1 Cont is transmitted; if IISLS is disable,
. for each programmed sector : P1 Cont is not transmitted.
.. sector start (from 0 to 358.6, step = 1.4) The CONTROL P1 attenuation is applied in addition to the CONTROL
.. IISLS enable (false/true) attenuation.
.. CONTROL P1 attenuation (from 0 to 6 dB, step = 2 dB) When the transponder receives an interrogation (P1 Cont) due to
interrogation on a secondary lobe, the transponder is self-inhibited for
35 s. All the SSR transponders within the side lobes of the Mode S radar
are concerned by this suppression, as soon as the level of interrogation
received from the CONTROL pattern is greater than the transponder
Minimum Triggering Level (MTL). If several SSRs and Mode S Radars are
operating adjacent to another, the SSR transponder dead times can cause
difficulties for the detection of targets by other radars. It is recommended
to use IISLS with a low attenuation for sectors where reflection
phenomena are only reduced with this process.
- TVBC map content: The TVBC criterias defined by the TVBC law are used by the SSR and
. number of programmed sectors (from 1 to 32) Mode S reply processing to reject replies having a too low level in the
. for each programmed sector : nearby zone and consequently eliminates reflections for aircraft near from
.. sector start (from 0 to 358.6, step = 1.4) a reflector.
.. TVBC law number (from 0 to 15)
TVBC laws definition
SSR and All-Call MDS TVBC on This parameter allows to enable the use of current TVBC law for SSR or OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
plot All-Call MDS plot.
TVBC law nr 0 TVBC law number 0: OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A (can only be read with CBP)
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TVBC law nr 8 TVBC law number 8 (user programmable) : OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A TVBC law description:
One TVBC law parameter is made of two parts: Each TVBC law is described as a basic law, defined by a constant law
- the law description part, which is programmable : value and a constant law duration, followed by a 1/r2 law. The basic law
. constant power value (from -105.04 to -18.57 dBm, step = 0.34 dBm) can be modified in up to 15 segments, each one being defined by a start
. constant duration (from 0.13 to 299.92Nm, step= 1.6s= 0.13Nm) range and a duration and is made of a constant law of programmable
. number of adjusted segments (from 0 to 15, step = 1) value (constant power value) and duration (constant law duration),
. if number of adjusted segments 0, for each adjusted segment : followed by an 1/r2 law until the end of the segment.
.. segment start (from 0.13 to 299.92Nm, step = 1.6s= 0.13Nm) The TVBC law content modifications are computed starting from the lower
.. segment duration (from 0.13 to 299.92 Nm, step = 1.6s= 0.13Nm) segment number up to the higher segment number, with the latest
.. constant power (from -105.04 to -18.57 dBm, step = 0.34 dBm) computed values replacing the previously computed values, in case of
.. constant law duration (from 0.13 to 299.92 Nm, step = 1.6s= section overlapping.
0.13Nm) TVBC table :
- the TVBC law table part, which is computed by CBP and can only be It is computed by CBP from the TVBC law description fields. The table
read : for range = 0 to 299.2Nm with step= 0.13Nm = 1.6s, fields are read only.
. TVBC table value for this range (from -105.04 to -18.57 dBm, step
= 0.34 dBm)
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Scheduling parameters
Acquisition pattern Allows to define the AC/RC scheduling pattern used for initial acquisition OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A The initial acquisition allows to define a specific pattern for radar start-up
(same description as operational pattern below) and acquisition of all Mode S targets in All Call. All Call acquisition is
enhanced using stochastic acquisition.
Number of scans for initial Defines the number of scans for initial acquisition (from 0 to 10) OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The beginning of the acquisition pattern programmation starts after
acquisition system initialisation period termination.
After the number of scans for initial acquisition, the radar uses operational
pattern
See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
SBM - AC/RC pattern management
Number of scans for stand-alone Defines the number of scans for stand-alone acquisition (from 0 to 10) OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A This parameters indicated for how long the operational pattern is to be
acquisition played during initial acquisition mode. Once expired, the system then
moves to either standalone or network aided mode, as defined by the
'Start-up operating mode' parameter
SBM - AC/RC pattern management
I/R map selection Allows to select the I/R map (map 1 or map 2) to be used for all the OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A The selection of I/R map 1/2 allows to change temporarily the operational
Radar Parameter Sets TVBC, IISLS or attenuation law. This is a key parameter (RCMS) that can
be selected manually according to a specific air situation e.g. selection of
a runway at take-off instead of landing may require a specific TVBC law.
Operational pattern Allows to define the All Call/Roll Call scheduling operational pattern as OPE RPS RPS N D OM N A
follows :
- number of scans of mode interlacing (from 1 to 3, step = 1) For all programmed azimuthal sectors, this parameter allows to program
different AC period for a number of consecutive scans; this number is the
'number of scan of interlacing'. The AC period are different due to specific
programmation of the first and second interrogation.
- number of azimuthal areas(from 1 to 5, step = 1)

- for each programmed azimuthal area i,
scheduling pattern in area i:
. sector start (from 0 to 354.4, step = 5.625) The first sector start may be different from 0. Each sector ends at the
beginning of the next sector.
. AC listening window Listening window range is defined by the round trip duration between
.. listening window beginning (from 0 to 185.6s, step = 1.6s = radar and aircraft.
0.13Nm)
.. end SSR AC listening window (from 396.8 to 3707.2s, step = 1.6s=
0.13Nm)
.. end Mode S AC listening window (from 396.8 to 3707.2s, step =
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. Computed IRF (Interrogation Rate Frequency) IRF is a 'read only' field computed as the number of AC periods in pattern
divided by the pattern total duration.
. RC duration (Roll Call period) (from 1000 s to 20000s, step = Time between the beginning of the first Roll Call interrogation and the end
1.6s= 0.13Nm) of the listening window of the last Roll Call reply. This duration determines
the IRF.
. AC duration (All Call period) (from 1000 s to 20000s, step = 1.6s=

0.13Nm)
. FI duration (fill-in period) (from 1000s to 5000s, step = 1.6s= The fill-in period allows to concatenate two successive Roll Call periods.
0.13Nm)
. number of periods (from 1 to 12)

. Motif operator
for each present period j:
..interrogation in period j:
- kind (All Call, Roll Call, Fill in)
- AC interrogation: for each AC period and for up to 3 consecutive Possible values are:
scans (according to the number of scans of mode interlacing) P1P3M1
MM P1P3M1 / P1P2P6UF11
P1P3M2
MM P1P3M2 / P1P2P6UF11
P1P3M3A
MM P1P3M3A / P1P2P6UF11
P1P3MC
MM P1P3MC / P1P2P6UF11
P1P3P4SM3A
P1P3P4SMC
P1P3P4LM3A
P1P3P4LMC
P1P2P6UF11
P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3M1
P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3M2
P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3P4SM3A
P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3P4SMC
MM P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3M1
MM P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3M2
MM P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3P4SM3A
MM P1P2P6UF11 / P1P3P4SMC
... reply probability (probability= 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, disregard The first sector start may be different from 0. Each sector ends at the
lockout probability= 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16) beginning of the next sector.
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All-Call staggering Defines the staggering maximum deviation applicable in each azimuthal OPE RPS RPS N D OM N A The staggering enables to avoid synchronised interrogation and replies for
area defined in the operational pattern: radars with common area in coverage having the same Interrogation Rate
for i = 1 to 5 Frequency.
- all - call staggering (i) (from 0 to 2000s, step = 1s) If activated, the All-Call interrogation is scheduled according to operational
pattern parameters shifted with a time equal to a random deviation.
Station code Defines the II / SI code to be used by the radar : OPE RPS RPS N D OM N A Only the current Radar Parameter Set station code can be read at RCMS.
- IC code (from 0 to 15)
- CL code (from 0 to 4)
(the II code value is given by the IC code field value when the CL code
field value is 0)
Coverage map filename Defines the associated coverage map filename (12 characters OPE RPS RPS N N M N A
maximum, including the compulsory .COV or .DAT extension).
Coverage map type Defines the type of coverage map file used (Possible values are OPE RPS RPS N N M N A
POEMS for Thales format and EMS for Eurocontrol format).
Radar Scheduling for SM1 Defines whether the radar operates SSR or Mode S for detection of OPE RPS RPS N N OM N A This parameter is a RPS parameter, allowing to properly handle a cluster
SM1. reconfiguration.
Radar Scheduling for SM2 Defines whether the radar operates SSR or Mode S for detection of OPE RPS RPS N N OM N A This parameter is a RPS parameter, allowing to properly handle a cluster
SM2 reconfiguration.
Enhanced Surveillance
Automatic GICB extraction Defines parameters for up to 5 BDS register automatic extraction : OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Priority goes from 0 (lowest) to 40 (Highest). When the constrained
- number of BDS (from 0 to 5, step = 1) periodicity is set to true there is no attempt to re-extract a BDS for which
- for i = 1 to number of BDS the automatic extraction has failed at the programmed scans. When it is
additional BDS to be extracted : set to false, the BDS extraction is re-attempt at the scans following the
- BDS identifier (hexadecimal value from 1 to FF, step = 1)) extraction failure.
- extraction priority (from 0 to 40, step = 1) The asynchronous update enabled parameter allows to define whether
- extraction period (from 0 to 65535s, step= 1s) the ATCC output is updated upon a BDS reception initiated by Dataflash
- constrained periodicity (false/true) on GDLP request.
- asynchronous update enabled (false/true) For BDS defined in BDS 17, GICB extraction are requested only if BDS17
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Dataflash Contracts Defines parameters for up to 5 Data flash requests: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Priority goes from 0 (lowest) to 40 (Highest). Refer to ICAO
- number of Data flash requests (from 0 to 5, step = 1) documentation for other subfields.
- for i = 1 to number of Data flash requests Requests are sent only if BDS 1D indicates Dataflash capability.
Data flash request (i): For BDS defined in BDS 17, Dataflash requests are sent only if BDS17
- priority (from 0 to 40, step = 1) indicates their availability.
- BDS ID (hexadecimal value from 1 to FF, step = 1)
- minimum time interval (from 0 to 255s, step=1s)
- event criterion:
. ECS (no report required, report any change, report changes based
on CF, report changes greater than quanta, report changes above
threshold, report changes below threshold, report crossing of threshold)
. STS (from 0 to 15s, step=1s)
- Change Field quanta
. length (zero, seven bytes)
. value (7bytes)
- Change Field threshold
. length (zero, seven bytes)
. value (7 bytes)
SSR defruitor parameters
Defruitor correlation choice Defines the defruitor selection map : OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Nominal' and 'Hardened' correspond to pre-programmed P/Q criterias.
for each sector i of 1/64 scan (i=0 to 63): Hardened criteria can be used in case of FRUITed environment . SSR
- defruitor correlation choice: nominal or hardened reply processing/SSR reply defruitor (application of correlation criteria)
SSR extraction parameters
Extraction criteria Defines the extraction threshold selection map: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Nominal' and 'hardened' correspond to pre-programmed P/Q criterias.
for each sector i of 1/64 scan (i= 0 to 63): Hardened criteria can be used in case of FRUITed environment
- threshold type in sector (i): nominal or hardened
Multipath processing Defines the multipath processing characteristics : OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Multipath processing consists of flagging replies following a given reply by
characteristics - Range threshold (allows to inhibit the multipath processing on replies less than 'Range threshold', and with an amplidude difference of less than
for ranges greater than a given range) (from 0 to 299.9948NM, 'Power correlation window', and inhibiting track initiation on resulting plot.
Unit/Step=0.004NM)
- Range correlation window (defines the maximum range used for in-
line multipath target detection at reply level) (from 0 to 299.9948NM,
Step/Unit= 0.004NM)
- Power correlation window (defines the maximum gap in received
power (log Sum window) between real and multipath replies) (from 0 to
86.47 dB, step/unit=0.34 dB)
- Enabled code criteria (allow to enabled the replies code correlation)
(Possible values are TRUE for enabled code correlation and FALSE
otherwise)
- Number of replies to flag a plot as multipath (allow to define the
minimum number of replies flagged as multipath to flag the plot as
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Number of garbled replies for Defines the minimum number of replies for flagged a plot as garbled OPE GEN GBL N D OP N A Using '0' will mark all plots as garbled.
flagged a plot as garbled (from 0 to 255 replies; step=1).
Roll-Call parameters
Protocol selection Enables to select the datalink protocol (multisite or non selective) OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
SBM - Mode S sequence generation / Independent transaction selection
Transaction priority Defines the following transaction priorities for area 1 to area 4 of the OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The higher priority level is 16.
antenna beam : Area 1 is the OBA saturated entering beam. Area 2 is the OBA non-
- surveillance transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) saturated portion of the beam, except the last roll-call. Area 3 is the last
- uplink broadcast transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) roll-call period located in the OBA non-saturated portion of the beam. Area
- downlink broadcast transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) 4 is the OBA saturated exiting beam.
- ACAS transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) For non GICB transactions, a separate priority level for in progress
- AICB in progress transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) transaction is defined in order to ensure to finalised the transactions
- Comm A in progress transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) already begun.
- Comm C in progress transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) For GICB transaction, the high priority is applied until a GICB number is
- Comm D in progress transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) not reached, otherwise the low priority is applied.
- new AICB transaction priority. (from 1 to 16, step=1) See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
- new Comm A transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1) SBM - Mode S sequence generation / transaction priority management
- new Comm C transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1)
- new Comm D transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1)
- GICB with high priority transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1)
- GICB with low priority transaction priority, (from 1 to 16, step=1)
Uplink request enabled Activates / desactivates the uplink frame transfer by default OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
Downlink request enabled Activates / desactivates the downlink frame extraction by default OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
ACAS broadcast enabled Enables to define whether the Mode S interrogator automatically OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
attempts to extract an announced ACAS broadcast or not.
Number of scans for intermittent Defines the delay for intermittent lockout after receiving the first All-Call OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A For each aircraft present in the intermittent lockout coverage map:
lockout reply following lockout time (from 2 to 20 scans, step = 1 scan). the radar lockout the aircraft at one scan,
then, the radar wait for the first AC reply received from the aircraft,
then, when received, the radar wait the 'number of scan for intermittent
lockout' and then repeat the procedure.
Periodic mode A extraction Defines the periodic mode A extraction characteristics: OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
- enabled (false, true)
- periodicity (from 0 to 127 scans, step= 1 scan)
- jitter (from 0 to 127 scans, step= 1 scan)
Aircraft context re-extraction on Defines the mode A, BDS 10 and BDS 20 extraction when last OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
miss measured position of the track is older than X seconds :
- X (from 1 to 60 s, step 1 s)

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Aircraft context re-extraction on Defines the mode A, BDS 10, BDS 20, BDS17 and BDS1D re-extraction OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
SPI when SPI flag is set:
- period of extraction (retry extraction after this period if SPI flag is still
present)(from 1 to 100 s, step 1 s)
Separate reinterrogation Defines whether separate reinterrogation algorithm is activated or not OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A If enabled, this algorithm forces to separate surveillance and Comm
(true, false) A/GICB interrogations, after two consecutive misses. This allows to
overcome faulty transponders.
Ignore bit33 for BDS20 validity Defines whether bit 33 of BDS10, normally indicating BDS20 validity, OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
shall be ignored or not to determine if the BDS20 is to be output
Ignore bit25 for BDS17 Defines whether the BDS17 is to be extracted and processed according OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
extraction to bit25 of BDS10 (indicating BDS17 validity) or systematically
Ignore BDS17 filtering for BDS Defines whether the BDS17 (indicating the validity of ICAO standardized OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The currently standardized BDS are BDS 05-0A, 20, 21, 40-45, 50-56, 5F,
extraction BDS registers) is to be used or not to allows extraction of these BDS. 60 (Manual on Mode S Specific Services, First Edition)
Reject Roll-Call MDS reply This parameter allow to enabled the rejection of a Roll-Call MDS reply OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
without OBA without OBA (typically a mode S Roll-Call reply only on Delta).
MS RC video track number Allows to select a track number for generation of a pulse each time a OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Allows to select a track number for generation of a pulse each time a
RollCall is generate by MMX. Only useable with Raw video control / RollCall is generate by MMX. Only useable with Raw video control /
Synchro selection to No synchro. Synchro selection to No synchro.
No lockout after a miss This parameter allow to disabled the lockout of a transponder if a miss OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
occurs at previous scan.
Number of scans for permanent Defines the delay (number of scans) of lockout command to mode S OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Delaying the lockout after track acquisition ensures that potential
lockout aircraft following mode S track initialization (from 1 to 20 scans, step = 1 reflexions will be detected
scan)
Anticipated Roll-Call selection Defines whether the system attempts to interrogate tentative tracks on OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Using coverage map is only possible when Thales format is used (not
map roll-call or not, for aircraft present in Anticipated Roll Call Initialisation possible with the Eurocontrol map format).
map and surveillance map (possible values are: 'Disable' to disable the
process and 'Enable using coverage map' or 'Enable regardless of
coverage map' to enable the process by using or not coverage map).
Acquire II Target in SI Activates / deactivates the capability of acquiring II aircraft when the OPE CMP CMP N N OM N A Activating this capability has an impact on II target lock-out, according to
radar is operating SI code. the parameter below, regardless to the II or SI radar operation.
Lockout when acquiring II target Defines the lockout operation for II targets , when the radar is enabled OPE RPS RPS N N OM N A When the radar is operating II, II targets are identified via the BDS10
in SI to acquire II target when operating SI (see above) contents
- Lockout for II target when operating II : No lock, MRP management, When operating SI, II targets are identified by the signal processing.
permanent lock, intermittent lock
- Lockout for II target when operating SI : No lock, MRP management,
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Comm A max delay Enables to define the number of antenna scans (frame maximum delay OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
allowance before cancelling) from 1 to 20 scans, step = 1 scan SBM - Mode S sequence generation / transaction scheduling
Comm B max delay Enables to define the number of antenna scans (frame maximum delay OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
Comm C max delay Enables to define the number of antenna scans (frame maximum delay OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
Comm D max delay Enables to define the number of antenna scans (frame maximum delay OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
TTG parameters
SSR TTG generation Allows the control of the DP SSR TTG generation: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A TTG generated 'by MMX' means that the DP TTG is only generated when
- is generated (always, by MMX, never) MMX TTG is not reported faulty.
- TTG by MMX inhibition threshold (maximum error rate tolerance for
TTG generation) (from 0 to 100%, step = 0.1%)
SSR TTG position Allows to define the DP SSR TTG plot position: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Allows to define the DP SSR TTG plot position
- TTG range (from 0 to 299.9948nm, step = 0.00040nm= 1 RU)
- TTG azimuth (from -180.00 to 179.9945, step = 0.0055)

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SSR TTG characteristics Allows to define the characteristics of the DP SSR TTG plot: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Allows to define the characteristics of the DP SSR TTG plot. Due to format
- Mode 3A problem, the mode 1 value is inverted (for have 72 value, set 27).
. is present (false/true)
. code (octal value from 0 to 7777, step = 1)
. nb of replies (from 0 to 255, step = 1)
- Mode 1
- Mode 2
- Flight level
. Flight level (from -1000 to 126700ft, step = 100ft)
- SPI is present
- ME is present
- MI is present
- amplitude value (from -105.04 to 18.57 dBm, step = 0.34 dBm)
- azimuthal extension (from -180.00 to 179.9945, step = 0.0055)
- number of replies field (from 1 to 32, step = 1)
- for i = 1 to number of replies
. reply field (i)
.. OBA value (from 0 to 255, step = 1 f(D/S) quantum)
.. relative azimuth (from -180.00 to 179.9945, step = 0.0055)
.. amplitude value (from - 105.04 dBm to 18.57 dBm, step =
0.34dBm)
MS TTG generation Allows the control of the DP Mode S TTG generation: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A TTG generated 'by MMX' means that the DP TTG is only generated when
- is generated (always, by MMX, never) MMX TTG is not reported faulty. Note that the Mode S TTG is only All-
- TTG by MMX inhibition threshold (maximum error rate tolerance for Call.
TTG generation) (from 0 to 100%, step = 0.1%)
MS TTG position Allows to define the DP Mode S TTG plot position: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
- TTG range (from 0 to 299.9948nm, step = 0.00040nm= 1 RU)
- TTG azimuth (from -180.00 to 179.9945, step = 0.0055)

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MS TTG characteristics Allows to define the characteristics of the DP Mode S TTG plot: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
- MS address (hexadecimal value from 0 to FFFFFF, step = 1)
- CA field (from 0 to 7, step = 1)
- amplitude value (from - 105.04 dBm to 18.57 dBm, step = 0.34dBm)
- azimuthal extension (from -180.00 to 179.9945, step = 0.0055)
- number of replies field (from 1 to 32, step = 1)
- for i = 1 to number of replies
. reply field (i)
.. OBA value (from 0 to 255, step = 1 f(D/S) quantum)
.. relative azimuth (from -180.00 to 179.9945, step = 0.0055)
.. amplitude value (from - 105.04 dBm to 18.57 dBm, step =
0.34dBm)
PSR & Combining parameters
Maximum delay for plot delivery Defines the maximum PSR data delay for the combining function (from OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A This value corresponds to the maximum PSR data relay allowed to
1 to 14, step =1/32 scan). perform a primary and secondary plot combining.
TRM - Plot input
Bias adjustment Allows adjustment of OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A These figures are intrinsic for each radar. These biases are determined at
- primary bias installation.
. in azimuth (from -5.6195 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055) The secondary plot bias figures (azimuth and range) are added before
. in range (from -1000 to 1000m, step = 1m) secondary plot association.
- secondary bias The primary plot bias figures (azimuth and range) are added before
. in azimuth (from -5.6195 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055) primary and secondary plot association.
. in range (from -1000 to 1000m , step = 1m) Associated measures: 'PSR-SSR bias correction (fix + dynamic bias),
only available for P+S configuration.
Association standard deviation Defines the radar noise standard deviation used to compute the OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A If the difference for the related item (azimuth or range) of plots processed
combining window parameters (half window at 1 Sigma) : for primary and secondary plots association are superior to the related
- PSR noise: noise, the association is not performed.
. azimuth window (from 0 to 2.8619, step = 0.0055) See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
. range window (from 0 to 500m, step = 1m) TRM - Plot input
- SSR noise:
. azimuth window (from 0 to 2.8619, step = 0.0055)
. range window (from 0 to 500m, step = 1m)
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Plot combining weights Defines the weights for the computation of combined plot position and OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The position (range and azimuth) and times of the combined plot is the
time weighted average of respectively the position and time of the plots which
- in range weights are combined. The respective weights and their complements are those
. Roll Call weight used for AC + RC plot combining (All Call weight = 1- listed in description column.
Roll Call weight) (from 0 to 100%, step= 1%)
. Mode S weight used for Mode S + SSR plot combining (SSR weight
= 1- Mode S weight) (from 0 to 100%, step= 1%)
. secondary weight used for secondary + primary plot combining
(primary weight = 1- secondary weight) (from 0 to 100%, step= 1%)
- in azimuth and time weights
. Roll Call weight used for AC + RC plot combining (All Call weight = 1-
Roll Call weight) (from 0 to 100%, step= 1%)
. Mode S weight used for Mode S + SSR plot combining (SSR weight
= 1- Mode S weight) (from 0 to 100%, step= 1%)
. secondary weight used for secondary + primary plot combining
(primary weight = 1- secondary weight) (from 0 to 100%, step= 1%)
Twin target characteristics Defines the twin target processing window, which is used to flag split OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
plot at the extractor output to prevent track initialisation:
- azimuth half window (from 0 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055)
- range half window (from 0 to 5000m, step = 1m)
Tracking parameters
Target characteristics Target characteristics parameters defining: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A These parameters enable to define a 'change window' . The change
- Minimum PSR initialisation speed (from 0 to 2000 knots, step = 1 window is used to define the 'correlation' window used by the Scheduling
knot) Management function (SSR only or P+S) and/or the track gate sent to the
- Maximum speed (from 0 to 2000 knots, step = 1 knot) TMR processing (PSR only or P+S).
- Maximum acceleration for precorrelation stage (from 0 to 5 g, step = See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
0.1 g) TRM - Tracking / Output management
- Maximum climb rate (from 0 to 25000 ft/min, step = 100 ft/min) Caution : Changing these parameters dynamically results into a tracking
- Maximum descent rate (from 0 to 25000 ft/min, step = 100 ft/min) restart.
Tracking standard deviation Defines the radar noise standard deviation (1 sigma) used to compute OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A The error window is used to define the 'correlation' window, used by the
the tracking window parameters Scheduling Management function (SSR only or P+S) and/or the track
- primary noise: gate sent to the TMR processing (PSR only or P+S).
. azimuth window (from 0 to 2.8615, step = 0.0055) See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
. range window (from 0 to 500m, step = 1m) TRM - Tracking / Output management
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Ring-around characteristics Defines the characteristics of the ring-around detection function: OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A The ring-around processing is performed for tracks located between the
- ring-around site min (minimum elevation for ring-around detection) minimum and maximum ranges defined by these parameters. The
(from 0 to 89.9945, step = 0.0055) minimum gap in received power between real and false target is the
- ring-around dist diff (difference max in range between real and false condition to flag a track as ring-around for tracks with an identical SSR or
target) (from 0 to 655350m, step = 10m) Mode S address and similar range and altitude. The ring-around detection
- ring-around log diff (minimum gap in received power between real and is only effective above an elevation angle defined by a parameter.
false target) (from 0 to 20 dB, step = 1 dB) See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
- ring-around alt diff (difference max in altitude between real and false TRM - Tracking / Output management
target) (from -1000ft to 126700ft, step = 100ft)
PSR/Combined Maximum range Indicates the maximum range for PSR or combined plots (from 1 to 254 OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A PSR or Combined plots received beyond this range are ignored. Caution :
NM, step = 1 NM, 0 meaning default value (80 NM), 255 meaning 300 Changing this parameter dynamically results into a tracking restart.
NM).
Drop time characteristics This parameter allows to set the number of extrapolated track (in scan OPE GEN GBL N N M I A To kill an extrapolated track after N extrapolations, this parameter shall be
number) before track drop: set to N+1 scans, in order to take into account the track update delay due
- Drop time coefficient (number of extrapolated track before track drop) to tracking sectorisation.
(from 0 to 20 scans, step/unit = 1 scan)
Angel processing Enables or not the ANGEL searching algorithm. When enabled if OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Output of ANGEL tracks is defined in parameters "ATCC X output
ANGEL tracks are found, they are flagged as ANGEL. characteristics" and "LD output characteristics".
False SSR SPI suppression This parameter allows to enable the false SSR SPI suppression OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A The false SSR SPI suppression needs the setting of various parameters
algorithm. such as "False SPI suppression characteristics".
False duplicate Mode S address Defines characteristics for the false duplicate MS address suppression OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
suppression characteristics processing:
- Is enabled (Enables or not the false duplicate Mode S address
suppression) (true / false)
- Delta X (Allows to set the X-axis size of the false duplicate Mode S
address suppression window) (from 0 to 500 NM, step/unit = 0.1 NM)
- Delta Y (Allows to set the Y-axis size of the false duplicate Mode S
address suppression window) (from 0 to 500 NM, step/unit = 0.1 NM)
False duplicate Mode S address This parameter allows to define the maximum delta time between TEC GEN GBL N D OM N A (can only be read with CBP)
suppression delta time aircraft with same MS address to drop one of them.
Second time around processing This parameter allows to parameter the second time around processing TEC GEN GBL N D M I A The STA processing allows to detect PSR tracks out of the coverage and
characteristics characteristics: which are detected one scan on two, such tracks are flagged in ASTERIX
- Is enabled (allows to enable the second time around processing) data or killed according to STA characteristics. A pattern is the
- Repetition pattern size (defines the number of repetition of plot / miss combination of a plot on the first scan and on a miss on the second scan.
pattern authorize to identify a confirmed PSR tracks as a second time
around track) (from 0 to 255, step/unit = 1 pattern)
- Kill track (allows to kill a false PSR track identified as a second time
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Slow moving target processing This parameter allows to parameter the slow moving target processing TEC GEN GBL N D M I A The SMT processing allows to detect PSR tracks under the minimum PSR
characteristics characteristics: speed, such tracks are flagged in ASTERIX data or killed according to
- Is enabled (allows to enable the slow moving processing) SMT characteristics.
- Age max to be SMT (used to authorize slow moving target processing
only in a limited scans number following track confirmation, to avoid a
true aircraft to become erroneously SMT if its speed decrease) (from 0
to 200, step/unit = 1 scan)
- Window size (used to kill a slow moving target when it leaves a
window corresponding to its evolution area. This evolution area is a
square window, centred on the average position of the last 'Window
position history' track measurements) (from 50 to 5000m, step/unit = 1
meters)
- Window position history (used to kill a slow moving target when it
leaves a window corresponding to its evolution area. This parameter is
used to compute the window centre as an average of the last 'Window
position history' track measurements) (from 0 to 50, step/unit = 1 scan)
Tracking zones
Disable area processing for This parameter allows to disable area processing for aircraft in single OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A MDS aircraft in blanking area will stay in All-Call.
single All-Call All-Call.
Non Initialization Area i Defines the high resolution non-tracking initialization area i (i=1 to 16), OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Plots located in the non-initialization areas are not used by the tracker for
as a convex quadrilateral: track initialisation. Note that an altitude range shall be set, even for
- area is used (false/true) primary area (usually -1000ft .. 126700 ft).
- filtering type: Primary or Secondary (including Mode S) or all plots
- altitude begin (from -1000 to 126700ft )
- altitude end (from -1000 to 126700ft)
- area definition :
. for point 1 to point 4 (quadrilateral in cartesian coordinates)
X (from 300 to 300Nm in 0.01Nm step)
Y (from 300 to 300Nm in 0.01Nm step)
Airport Area i Defines the tracking high resolution airport area i (i=1 to 10), as a OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Track association in an airport area is limited to plots present in the noise
convex quadrilateral: window only (no evolution). Airport area shall be set very close to the
- area is used (false/true) runways.
- maximum transversal acceleration for PSR (from 0 to 5g, step/unit =
0.1g
- altitude begin (from -1000 to 126700ft)
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Blanking Area i Defines the high resolution tracking blanking area i (i=1 to 16), as a OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Plots located in blanking areas are not used by the tracker for track
convex quadrilateral : update and track initialisation. Note that an altitude range shall be set,
- area is used (false/true) even for primary area (usually -1000ft .. 126700 ft).
- altitude begin (from -1000 to 126700 ft, step = 100ft)
- altitude end (from -1000 to 126700ft, step = 100ft)
- area definition :
MDS improved Area This parameter allows to enable duplication of interrogations in MDS OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
interrogation duplication improved areas.
MDS improved Area i Defines the tracking high resolution MDS improved Area i (i=1 to 16), as OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Duplication of Mode 3/A and Mode C interrogations depends on
a convex quadrilateral: parameter "MDS improved Area interrogation duplication".
- Reinforce RC interrogations (allows to use enhanced beamwidth and
to reinterrogate when received garbled reply)(false/true)
- Duplicate Mode 3A surveillance interrogations (allows to duplicate (in
the same Roll-Call) Mode 3/A interrogations)(false/true)
- Duplicate Mode C surveillance interrogations (allows to duplicate (in
the same Roll-Call) ModeC interrogations)(false/true)
- altitude begin (from -1000 to 126700ft)
- area definition :
Ignore flight status information This parameter allows to select the filtering method used for Mode S OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A The APRON processing need the setting of various parameters, see
for MS aircraft aircraft. Two methods are useable: the first use flight status information. "APRON Area i" and "APRON area characteristics".
The second ignore flight status and consider Mode S aircraft as SSR
and applied classic APRON filtering.
APRON Area i Defines the high resolution APRON area i (i=1 to 16), as a convex OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Tracks detected in this area (altitude correlation needed) are flag as
quadrilateral: terrestrial vehicles.
- area is used (false/true)
- ground level (from 10 to 1267FL in 1 FL step)
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Track combiner parameters
Track combiner bias adjustment Allows adjustment of bias for the track combiner: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Used only when the track combiner is enabled.
- primary bias
. in azimuth (from -5.6195 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055)
. in range (from -1000 to 1000m, step = 1m)
- secondary bias
. in azimuth (from -5.6195 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055)
. in range (from -1000 to 1000m, step = 1m)
Track combiner association Defines the radar noise standard deviation for detection for the track OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Used only when the track combiner is enabled.
standard deviation for detection combiner:
- PSR noise:
- SSR noise:
Track combiner association Defines the radar noise standard deviation for extrapolation for the track OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Used only when the track combiner is enabled.
standard deviation for combiner:
extrapolation - PSR noise:
- SSR noise:
Track combination weight Defines range, azimuth and time weight for track combining: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Used only when the track combiner is enabled.
- In range:
. Secondary or complement primary weight (from 0 to 100%, step,
unit = 1%)
- In azimuth and time:
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Anti-reflection parameters
Dynamic Anti Reflection Defines anti reflection parameters for dynamic algorithm OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A These parameters are used in the processing of dynamic reflecting
characteristics - max distance source refl (maximum distance for antireflection surfaces. A reflecting point could generate a dynamic reflecting surface its
processing (from 0 to 655350m, step = 10m) range is less than a maximum range and with an attenuation between the
- refl area orientation diff (tolerance in reflector orientation for merging) reflected track and the direct track superior to the minimum attenuation.
(from 0 to 359.9945, step = 0.0055) The tolerance parameters for reflector orientation and distance for
- refl area dist diff (tolerance in reflector distance for merging) (from 0 to merging correspond to the threshold used to allow the merging of a newly
655350m, step = 10m) identified dynamic reflector with a previously defined dynamic reflector. It
- default th log sigma (minimum attenuation value between real and allows to consolidate the identification of dynamic reflector from rejection
false target) (from 0 to 20 dB, step = 1 dB) data processed from scan to scan.
- dynamic reflector valid (validation of dynamic reflector processing) Note that a reflector declared as static (see below) is nevertheless found
(false/true) as dynamic.
Associated measures: current 'dynamic reflectors'
TRM - Reflector identification
Mode 3A avoiding anti-reflection Defining mode 3A tab of tracks which dont have anti-reflection OPE GEN GBL N N OM I A Defining mode 3A tab of tracks which dont have anti-reflection
processing processing : processing.
for i = 0 to 29
- mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1)
Permanent Reflector i Allows to define the permanent reflector i (i = 1 to 64): OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The permanent reflectors are memorised and managed by the Reflector
- is used (false/true) identification function.
- power attenuation (between real and reflected target) (from 0 to 20 For a new track located in a permanent reflector area, at R nm, a
dB, step = 1 dB) potentially genuine track with compatible SSR or Mode S codes and
- altitude begin (from -1000 to 126700ft, step = 100ft) minimum amplitude difference is searched in a ring (R, R-Reflector
- altitude end (from -1000 to 126700ft, step = 100ft) range). If found over several scans (typically 2), this new track is
- area : considered as a reflection.
. begin range (from 0 to 300 Nm, step = 0.1 Nm) Permanent reflectors should be set up using 'dynamic reflector'
. end range (from 0 to 300 Nm, step = 0.1 Nm) measurements (after some grouping of those measurements), in order to
. begin azimuth (from 180 to 179.9, step= 0.1) speed up the anti-reflection processing.
. end azimuth (from 180 to 179.9, step= 0.1) See detail in DPC Technical Manual (MRP part):
TRM - Tracking
LD output
LD output selection Defines the output selections for LD: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
- Target reports output (enabled the output of target reports)
- Plots output (enabled the output of plots)
- Reply reports output (enabled the output of reply reports)
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LD analog video output selection This parameter allows to select kind of analog video output to the local OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
display:
- LD video output 1 is (possible values are: SSR pulse, SSR reply, MS
pulse and MS reply)
- LD video output 2 is (possible values are: SSR pulse, SSR reply, MS
pulse and MS reply)
LD digital video output selection This parameter allows to select kind of digital video output to the local OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I For digital video restriction see parameter 'LD digital video restriction
display: settings'.
- Video flow
. Video output 1
_ Video output selection (this parameter allow to select if digital
video is outputted on all range or not) (possible values are: No output,
All range output and Restricted output)
_ Video output source (this parameter allow to select if digital video
is outputted on all range or not) (possible values are: Sigma video, Delta
video, Delta on sigma, SSR pulse, SSR reply, Mode S pulse and Mode
S reply)
. Video output 2
_ Video output selection (this parameter allow to select if digital
video is outputted on all range or not) (possible values are: No output,
All range output and Restricted output)
_ Video output source (this parameter allow to select if digital video
is outputted on all range or not) (possible values are: Sigma video, Delta
video, Delta on sigma, SSR pulse, SSR reply, Mode S pulse and Mode
S reply)
LD digital video restriction This parameter allows to change digital video output restriction settings: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
settings - Video output restriction criteria (allow to select the kind of output
restriction) (possible values are: Window selection and Track selection).
. Video output window (allow to change the window settings in case of
window restriction)
_ Start range (allow to change the starting range of the restricted
window)(from 0 to 300NM, step/unit = 0.0040NM).
_ Delta range (allow to change the range size of the restricted
window)(from 0 to 300NM, step/unit = 0.0040NM).
_ Start azimuth (allow to change the starting azimuth of the
restricted window)(from -180 to 180, step/unit = 0.0050).
_ Delta azimuth (allow to change the azimuth size of the restricted
window)(from 0 to 180, step/unit = 0.0050).
- Video output track number (allow to change the track number for
digital video output in case of track number restriction)(from 0 to 2048,
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Digital video period settings Allows to define video ouput period (possible values are: All-Call for OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
video ouput on All-Call period only, Roll-Call for video output on Roll-
Call period only and All-Call and Roll-Call for video ouptut on both
periods).
LD output characteristics Allows to define the characteristics of the output to LD, that is : OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
- radar status are transmitted
. in North marker (always, when non zero value exists)
. in sector message (always, when non zero value exists)
- TTG is delivered (true/false) (allows to output or not target reports
flagged as TTG)
- SM data are delivered (true/false) (allows to output or not target
reports flagged as Site Monitor)
- PSR beacon or permanent echo are delivered (allows to output or not
PSR beacon or permanent echo flagged as PSR beacon)
- automatic SM data are delivered (false/true)
- rho theta position is available for extrapolated track (false/true)
- code smoothing and validity
. mode 1 output type (plot code with plot code validity, plot code with
filtered code validity, plot code with filtered code validity and
extrapolation, smoothed code with filtered code validity, smoothed code
with tracker validity)
. mode 2 output type (same as above)
. mode 3/A output type (same as above)
. MS mode 3/A smoothing indicator (not smoothed when extracted,
not smoothed when validated)
. mode C output type (same as above)
- false data filter
. multipath replies are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the
target reports flagged as multipath replies (including reflections))
. sidelobe replies are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the
target reports flagged as sidelobe replies)
. split plots are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the target
reports flagged as split plots)
. 2nd time around replies are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or
not the target reports flagged as 2nd time around replies)
. angels are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the target
reports flagged as angels)
. terrestrial vehicles are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the
target reports flagged as terrestrial vehicles)
. phantom SSR plots are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not
the target reports flagged as phantom SSR)
. slow PSR plots are allowed (false/true)
. fixed PSR plots are allowed (false/true)

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LD target report filtering This parameter allows to select kind of data which are sent to LD: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
- Output target reports are (allow to change the kind of data output)
(possible values are 'Detected and extrapolated targets as tracks',
'Detected targets as filtered plots', 'PSR targets as filtered plots', 'SSR
targets as filtered plots' and 'Uncombined PSR and SSR targets as
filtered plots')
- Output only data detected that scan for filtered plots (allow to specify if
data output are limited to data received in current scan, no data
smoothed)
Raw video control Defines OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A This allows to delay the MMX trigger, and to select range reference for
- Synchro delay (from 0 to 65535 RU, step = 1 Range Unit = 50 ns) P1P3P4L interrogation.This can be useful to superimpose rw and
- Synchro selection (Mode S, SSR single pulse, SSR P1P3 pulses, No synthetic videos. No synchro allows to output a synchro for a specific
synchro) (No synchro allows to output a synchro for a specific aircraft aircraft selected with parameter MS RC video track number.
selected with parameter MS RC video track number)
MS RC video track number Allows to select a track number for generation of a pulse each time a OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Allows to select a track number for generation of a pulse each time a
RollCall is generate by MMX. Only useable with Raw video control / RollCall is generate by MMX. Only useable with Raw video control /
Synchro selection to No synchro. Synchro selection to No synchro.

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LD output UAP definition Defines for output to LD the selection of data items for: OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I I034 SP (Special Purpose) data item contains the current coverage map
- UAP category 034 for North marker number, and is used only for LD output.
data items: I034/010, I034/000, I034/030, I034/020, I034/041, I034/050,
I034/060,I034/070, I034/100, I034/110, I034/120, I034/090, I034 SP
data is transmitted (false, true)
- UAP category 034 for sector message
I034/060,I034/070, I034/100, I034/110, I034/120, I034/090, I034 SP
- UAP category 048 for target report:
I048/130, I048/220, I048/240, I048/250, I048/161, I048/042, I048/200,
I048/170, I048/210, I048/030, I048/080, I048/100, I048/110, I048/120,
I048/230, I048/260, I048/055, I048/050, I048/065, I048/060 is
transmitted (false, true)
- UAP category 048 for end of track:
data items: I048/040, I048/140, I048/220, I048/230, I048/250 is
- UAP category 242:
I242/130, I242/220, I242/240, I242/230, I242/055, I242/050, I242 SP
- UAP category 243:
I243/019, is transmitted (false, true)
- UAP category 244:
I244/042, I244/050, I244/202, I244/230 , I244/140, I244/070, is
False Target Report output to LD Enables to output or not the false track data defined in the LD output OPE GEN GBL N D OM N I
characteristics (false data filter) parameter to LD
- value (false, true)
LD tentative and All-Call tracks Allows to control whether a Mode S track present in the Tentative and OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
output map use All Call Track output map (and in surveillance map) is started to be
output to LD either, when confirmed All-Call, when tentative or
confirmed All-Call, or confirmed Roll-Call.
LD Global All-Call tracks output Allow to control whether confirmed All-Call tracks are output to LD, OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A The output of tentative tracks is controlled only by the LD tentative and all
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LD area selection LD area selection characteristics parameter defining : OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A These parameters allow to select which areas are send to LD. In TOP
- Non initialisation areas are transmitted (Enable or not the DPC, permanent reflectors and dynamic reflectors are meaningless.
transmission of non initialisation areas to the LD)
- Blanking areas are transmitted (Enable or not the transmission of
blanking areas to the LD)
- MSI areas are transmitted (Enable or not the transmission of MSI
areas to the LD)
- Airport areas are transmitted (Enable or not the transmission of
airport areas to the LD)
- APRON areas are transmitted (Enable or not the transmission of
APRON areas to the LD)
- Permanent reflectors are transmitted (Enable or not the transmission
of permanent reflectors to the LD)
- Dynamic reflectors are transmitted (Enable or not the transmission of
dynamic reflectors to the LD)
Global ATCC configuration
ATCC mapping Defines the line mapping for each ATCC i output: TEC GEN GBL N N M I A (can only be read with CBP)
For i = 1 to 8 Board number is the number indicated on the label stuck on the lines.
Output (ATCC i) Line number corresponds to the connector where the line is connected:
- communication board number (from 1 1 to 2 3) e.g. line 1 is connected to connector P1.
- line number (from serial1 to serial8 or ethernet1 to ethernet2)
ATCC control Enables / disables output ATCC(i), OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A If one ATCC output is selected as 'disable', no data is output from the
for i = 1 to 8 corresponding ATCC output for the concerned DPC channel.
- is enabled output (ATCC i) (false/true)
ATCC output overload area Defines the level of interest (common for all ATCC outputs) in case of OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Defines the azimuth sectors for area of interest used in the output
output overload for each 1/32 th scan sector i overload processing: i.e. Mode S and SSR targets are of higher priority in
- overload interest these sectors, in case of output overload.
For i = 0 to 31
. sectorised area (i) (false, true)
ATCC output validation Enables to flag or not the data transmitted to the eight ATCC outputs, as OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A This flag can be used for maintenance operation, to indicate to ATCC that
invalid data (NOGO bit of data item I034/050) the data are not valid.
- is valid (false/true)
False target delivery to ATCC Enables to output or not the false track data defined in each ATCC i OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A
output characteristics (false data filter) parameter to all ATCC i (i = 1 to
8) globally
- is enabled (false/true)
Enable angel marking for ATCC Allows to enable or disable angel plot marking on ATCC output. OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A This parameter impacts only marking of the plot. The angel processing
output could not be disabled with it.

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ATCC output cat 1 2 Allows to control the configuration of the Asterix Category 1 and 2 for all OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
configuration the ATCC i (i = 1 to 8) outputs:
- Cat 1 2 dialect (Thales, STNA, Belgocontrol, Austrocontrol)
- I001 020 Bit Ant is forced to zero (antenna bit) (false/true)
- I001 170 is transmitted (always, when non zero value exists)
Report plot detection instead of Indicates whether the SA bit in AIRCAT SSR/Combined message is fed OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
track status in AIRCAT by track status, or by plot detection. The SA bit indicates whether the
track is P+S or S solo.
Accept not conform aircraft This parameter allows to accept or reject not conform aircraft OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
identification (BDS 2,0) identification (BDS 2,0) according to character in ICAO annex 10
volume IV.
ATCC i configuration (for i=1 to 8)
ATCC i output format Defines the kind of data for the ATCC i (i = 1 to 8) output: OPE GEN GBL N N M I A This parameter controls only applicative format. Physical format (AIRCAT
- kind of data (Cat 34 48, Cat 1 2, AIRCAT) in particular) is controlled by the Board i line j configuration parameter.

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ATCC i output characteristics Allows to define the characteristics of each ATCC i (i = 1 to 8) output, OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
that is:
- radar status are transmitted
. in North marker (always, when non zero value exists)
. in sector message (always, when non zero value exists)
-TTG is delivered (true/false) (allows to output or not target reports
flagged as TTG)
- SM data are delivered (true/false) (allows to output or not target
reports flagged as Site Monitor)
- PSR beacon or permanent echo are delivered (allows to output or not
PSR beacon or permanent echo flagged as PSR beacon)
- automatic SM data are delivered (false/true) (allows to output or not
target reports identified automatically by the processing as Site Monitor)
- rho theta position is available for extrapolated track (false/true)
- code smoothing and validity
. mode 1 output type (plot code with plot code validity, plot code with
filtered code validity, plot code with filtered code validity and
extrapolation, smoothed code with filtered code validity, smoothed code
with tracker validity)
. mode 2 output type (same as above)
. mode 3/A output type (same as above)
. MS mode 3/A smoothing indicator (not smoothed when extracted,
not smoothed when validated)
. mode C output type (same as above)
- false data filter
. multipath replies are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the
target reports flagged as multipath replies (including reflections) )
. sidelobe replies are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the
target reports flagged as sidelobe replies)
. split plots are allowed (false/true)
. 2nd time around replies are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or
not the target reports flagged as 2nd time around replies)
. angels are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the target
reports flagged as angels)
. terrestrial vehicles are allowed (true/false) (allows to output or not the
target reports flagged as terrestrial vehicles)
. phantom SSR plots are allowed (false/true)
. slow PSR plots are allowed (false/true)
. fixed PSR plots are allowed (false/true)

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ATCC i target report filtering This parameter allows to choose the kind of data which are output to OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
ATCC i (i=1 to 8):
- Output target reports are (allow to change the kind of data output)
(possible values are 'Detected and extrapolated targets as tracks',
'Detected targets as filtered plots', 'PSR targets as filtered plots', 'SSR
targets as filtered plots', 'Uncombined PSR and SSR targets as filtered
plots' and Detected targets as tracks)
- Output only data detected that scan for filtered plots (allow to specify if
data output are limited to data received in current scan, no data
smoothed)
- Ignore surveillance coverage map for PSR targets (allow to output
PSR targets even if tracks are outside the surveillance coverage map)
ATCC i DTE Defines for ATCC i (i = 1 to 8): OPE GEN GBL N N M I A

- Call direction (incoming call, outgoing call, in out call)
- User Data
. length (from 0 to 16, step =1) (number of user data characters)
. value (ASCII characters)
- remote DTE address
. number of X25 address figures (from 0 to 15, step = 1)
. value (decimal figures)

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ATCC i Ethernet configuration ATCC i (i=1 to 8) Ethernet configuration parameter defining: OPE GEN GBL N N M I A IPv6 not implemented in this version.
- Protocol (Allows to select the protocol used by this Ethernet link)
(possible values are UDP, TCP CLIENT and TCP SERVER)
- IP kind (Allows to select the IP used by this Ethernet link) (possible
values are IPv4 and IPv6)
- UDP
. Local UDP port (Allow to change the local port when work on UDP
mode) (from 7000 to 59999, step/unit = 1)
. Remote IPv4 address
_ IPv4 address (i) (Define octet i (i = 1 to 4) of the remote IPv4
address) (from 0 to 255, step/unit = 1)
. Remote IPv6 address
_ IPv6 address (i) (Define octet i (i = 1 to 16) of the remote IPv6
. Remote UDP port (Allow to change the remote port when work on
UDP mode) (from 1024 to 65535, step/unit = 1)
- TCP
. Transmission mode (Allow to select the TCP transmission mode)
(possible values are STREAM, FIXED SIZE and VARIABLE SIZE)
. Fixed data size (Allow to change data size when work on FIXED
SIZE data mode) (from 128 to 3900, step/unit = 1)
. Client
_ Local TCP client port (Allow to change the local port when work on
TCP CLIENT mode) (from 7000 to 59999, step/unit = 1)
_ Remote IPv4 address
o IPv4 address (i) (Define octet i (i = 1 to 4) of the remote IPv4
_ Remote IPv6 address
o IPv6 address (i) (Define octet i (i = 1 to 16) of the remote IPv6
_ Remote TCP port (Allow to change the remote port when work on
TCP CLIENT mode) (from 1024 to 65535, step/unit = 1)
. Server
_ Local TCP server port (Allow to change the local port when work
on TCP SERVER mode) (from 7000 to 59999, step/unit = 1)

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ATCC i UAP for Asterix 34 / 48 Defines for ATCC i (i = 1 to 8) output the selection of data items for: OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A Note: I034 SP (Special Purpose) data items is used only for LD output, not
- UAP category 034 for North marker: for ATCC.
I034/060,I034/070, I034/100, I034/110, I034/120, I034/090, I034 SP
- UAP category 034 for sector message:
I034/060,I034/070, I034/100, I034/110, I034/120, I034/090, I034 SP
I048/130, I048/220, I048/240, I048/250, I048/161, I048/042, I048/200,
I048/170, I048/210, I048/030, I048/080, I048/100, I048/110, I048/120,
I048/230, I048/260, I048/055, I048/050, I048/065, I048/060 is
ATCC i UAP for Asterix 1 / 2 Defines for ATCC i (i = 1 to 8) output the selection of data items for: OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
- UAP category 002 for North marker:
transmitted (false/true)
- UAP category 002 for sector message:
transmitted (false/true)
data items: I001/010, 001/020, I001/030, I001/040, I001/042, I001/050,
I001/060, I001/070, I001/080, I001/090, I001/100, I001/120, I001/130,
I001/131, I001/141, I001/161, I001/170, I001/200 is transmitted
(false/true)
data items: I001/040, 001/141 is transmitted (false/true)
ATCC i weather output Allows to control the output of weather messages to the ATCC i (i = 1 to OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
8):
- value (false/true)
ATCC i weather data only Allows to dedicate this ATCC to output only weather messages to the OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A When set to true, only CAT008 data are outputted to ATCC.
ATCC i (i = 1 to 8):
- value (false/true)
ATCC i AIRCAT configuration Defines the kind of aircraft position for AIRCAT format (measured / OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
smoothed) for ATCC i (i = 1 to 8).
ATCC i Track numbering policy Defines which track numbering (Normal, restricted) for ATCC i (i = 1 to OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The restricted track number should be used when using AIRCAT on that
8). output. Max value is defined by the Restricted Track Number Limit.

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ATCC i tentative and all call Allows to control whether a Mode S track present in the Tentative and OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
tracks output map use All Call Track output map (and in surveillance map) is started to be
output on ATCC i either, when confirmed All-Call, when tentative or
confirmed All-Call, or confirmed Roll-Call for ATCC i (i = 1 to 8).
ATCC i Global All-Call Tracks Allow to control whether confirmed All-Call tracks are output on ATCC i OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A The output of tentative tracks is controlled only by the 'ATCC i (i = 1 to 8)
output (i = 1 to 8), when present in the surveillance map. tentative and All-Call tracks output map use' parameter.
Note that some All-Call tracks could be outputted even if the function is
disabled. Two cases, first case: non-locked transponder which will not
reply in Roll-Call (in this case an All-Call track will be outputted). Second
case, a track promoted from SSR to Mode S. The first scan will be in All-
Call.
GDLP/LU configuration
GDLP mapping Defines for GDLP OPE GEN GBL N N M I A (can only be read with CBP)
- mapping for GDLP1 Board number is the number indicated on the label stuck on the lines.
. communication board number (from 1 to 6) Line number corresponds to the connector where the line is connected:
. line number (from 1 to 3) e.g. line 1 is connected to connector P1.
- mapping for GDLP2
. communication board number (from 1 to 6)
. line number (from 1 to 3)
GDLP control Enables/ disables applicative connection from GDLP OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
- is enabled (false, true)
GDLP timers Defines GDLP timers OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A T1 : Associate_req retransmission timer
- T1 timer period (from 0.2 to 25s, step = 0.1s) T2 : Keep_alive periodicity in the absence of traffic
- T2 timer period (from 0.2 to 25s, step = 0.1s) T3 : GDLP connection time out
- T3 timer period (from 0.2 to 25s, step = 0.1s)
GDLP SAC/SIC Defines for GDLP OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A

- SAC (hexadecimal value, from 0 to FF, step = 1)
- SIC (from 0 to255, step = 1)

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GDLP DTE Defines for GDLP OPE GEN GBL N N M I A

- Call directions
. X25 call direction for line (1) (incoming call, outgoing call, in out call)
. X25 call direction for line (2) (incoming call, outgoing call, in out call)
- User Data
. length (from 0 to 16) (number of characters)
- remote DTE addresses
. X25 address 1
.. number of X25 address figures (from 0 to 15)
.. value (decimal figures)
. X25 address 2
LU mapping Defines for LU OPE GEN GBL N N M I A (can only be read with CBP)
- mapping for LU1 Board number is the number indicated on the label stuck on the lines.
. communication board number (from 1 to 6) Line number corresponds to the connector where the line is connected:
. line number (from 1 to 3) e.g. line 1 is connected to connector P1.
- mapping for LU2
. communication board number (from 1 to 6)
. line number (from 1 to 3)
LU control Enables/ disables applicative connection from LU OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A

LU timers Defines LU timers OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A

- T3 timer period (from 0.2 to 25s, step = 0.1s
LU SAC/SIC Defines for LU OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A

- SAC (hexadecimal value, from 0 to FF, step = 1)
- SIC (from 0 to 255, step = 1)

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LU DTE Defines for LU OPE GEN GBL N N M I A

- call direction
. X25 call direction for line (1): (incoming call, outgoing call)
. X25 call direction for line (2): (incoming call, outgoing call)
- User Data
. length (from 0 to 16) (number of characters)
- remote DTE addresses
. X25 address 1
. X25 address 2
Datalink responsability Defines the datalink responsibility, i.e. which equipment is responsible to OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
enable/disable datalink to a particular aircraft
- value (station, GDLP, LU)
PSR configuration
PSR control Defines whether PSR input is enabled or not OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
PSR channel selection Allows to define PSR input selection rules: OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A
- selection mode (manual or automatic)
- selected channel (in case of manual selection) (PSR1, PSR2)
TMR second time around Allows to enable/disable the Second Time Around suppression OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A This algorithm assumes that target reports sent by the PSR carry their
algorithm dedicated to the STAR PSR radar. ambiguity range (CAT001 or CAY048 special purpose data item).
TMR second time around Defines the parameters associated with the Second Time Around OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
characteristics suppression algorithm dedicated to the STAR PSR radar :
- minimal range (0 to 655350 m, step = 10m)
- azimuth window (half window, from 0 to 2.8615, step = 0.0055)-
range window (half window, from 0 to 500m, step = 1m)
SCN configuration
Start-up operating mode Allows to select the operating mode to be used at start-up OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A
- operating mode (network aided or standalone)

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Remote node i characteristics Defines for the remote node i (i = 1 to 6) OPE CMP CMP N D - N A
- Position
. longitude (from 180 to 179.99999, step=1/100 second of
angle=2.8 10-6 )
. latitude (from 90 to 90, step=1/100 second of angle= 2.8 10-6 )
. altitude (from 500 to 9000m, step= 1m)
- SAC/SIC
. SAC (from 0 to FF)
. SIC (from 0 to FF)
- Name (string of characters)
Remote node i X25 Defines X25 characteristics for the remote node i (i = 1 to 6) OPE CMP CMP N D OM N A
characteristics - DTE addresses
. X25 address(1)
.. number of X25 address figures (from 0 to 15, step = 1)
. X25 address (2)
- DTE addresses filter
. X25 address(1)
. X25 address (2)
- User data
. number of bytes (from 0 to 16)
NRN to node mapping Defines the mapping between Node Reference Number and node name OPE CMP CMP N N OM N A
- stations:
for i = 1 to 5,
. station node NRNi (node 1, node 2, node 3, node 4, node 5, node 6,
none, local radar)
- cluster controller (node 1, node 2, node 3, node 4, node 5, node 6,
none)
Solution list Defines the cluster management table: OPE CMP CMP N N OM N A
- cluster management table
for each cluster state value j (j = 0 to 127)
. RPS (Radar Parameter Set) filename for state j (12 characters
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Allows to define the date and time:
Deferred parameter application - year (from 1901 to 2099), OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A
date - month (from 1 to 12),
- day (from 1 to 31),
- hour (from 0 to 23),
- minute (from 0 to 59)
at which MRP/MRC will take into account the new Cluster Dependent
Parameter files (CMP, RPS, COV), if deferred parameter application is
enabled and valid CDP files are present in MRP deferred parameter
account
SCN mapping Defines the mapping OPE GEN GBL N N M I A (can only be read with CBP)
- for each SCN1i link (i=1 to 6) Board number is the number indicated on the label stuck on the lines.
. communication board number (from board 1 1 to board 2 3) Line number corresponds to the connector where the line is connected:
. line number (from serial 1 to serial 8) e.g. line 1 is connected to connector P1.
- for each SCN2i link (i=1 to 6)
. communication board number (from board 1 1 to board 2 3)
. line number (from serial 1 to serial 8)
SCN timers Defines SCN timers OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Parameter definition and recommendations are detailed in System Manual
- T1 timer period (from 0.1s to 2s, step= 0.1s) 2.1 (Data exchanged on SCN)
- T2 timer period (from 0.4s to 8s, step= 0.1s)
- T3 timer period (from 3s to 15s, step= 0.1s)
Maximum delay for SCN Indicates the maximum delay a SCN message can wait before OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A If excedeed, the radar temporarily goes to autonomous.
message (Pno) transmission (from 0 to 128s, step = 0.5s).
Serial line configuration
Number of boards and lines Defines the number of communication boards and of serial or Ethernet TEC GEN GBL N N M I A (can only be read with CBP)
lines interfaces managed by the SLI management function of the DPC:
- number of communication boards used (from 1 to 6) The number of communication boards shall always be even. For two
for i=1 to 6 boards, the board number shall be 1 1 and 2 1. For four boards : 1 1, 1 2,
. for each communication board(i) 2 1, 2 2.
. the communication board number
. the number of lines used on this communication board.
- for j=1 to 10
. for each line(j)
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Board i serial j configuration Enables to define for the serial line number j (j = 1 to 4) of the LINES i (i OPE GEN GBL N N M I A For HDLC or Aircat protocol, in case of external clock, the speed
= 1 1 to 2 2) the following parameters: parameter shall be set up to a value just below the expected external
- protocol (X25.3, X25.2, HDLC UI, AIRCAT) clock.
- HDLC UI configuration:
. speed (1200 bds, 2400 bds, 4800 bds, 7200 bds, 9600 bds, 14400
bds, 19200 bds, 28800 bds, 38400 bds, 50 Kbds and 250 Kbds)
. clock type (external, internal) (if external, speed from 300 bds to 250
Kbds)
. Max frame size (define the maximum frame size)(from 1 to 3900,
step/unit=1)
- X25 configuration
. line speed (external, 1200 bds, 2400 bds, 4800 bds, 7200 bds, 9600
bds, 14400 bds, 19200 bds, 28800 bds, 38400 bds, 64 Kbds and 128
Kbds)
. X25.2 parameters
. X25.3 parameters
- AIRCAT configuration
. speed (1200 bds, 2400 bds, 4800 bds, 9600 bds and 19200 bds)
. clock type (external, internal)
Board i serial j technical conf Defines additional characteristics for the serial line j (from 1 to 4) of the OPE GEN GBL N N M I A TX address (presence, value, size) and TX control (presence, value, size)
LINES i (from 1 1 to 2 2): parameters allow to configure address and control fields of HDLC frame.
- HDLC-UI message technical configuration : Radar broadcasts the data to any device that will listen, except for special
frame dating (yes or no), byte count in message (yes or no), RX address configuration, both of these fields are filled with zeros.
filter (yes or no), RX address filter value( from 0 to 65535),RX address
size (byte or word), RX control (field or no field to appli), RX control size
(byte or word), TX address (yes or no), TX address value( from 0 to
65535),TX address size (byte or word), TX control (field or no field to
appli), TX control value( from 0 to 65535), TX control size (byte or word)
- X25 message technical configuration :
modem (yes or no) , data buffer number (from 1 to 50), data buffer size (
from 1 to 3900)
Board i serial j electrical Defines the electrical standard of the serial line j (j = 1 to 4) of the LINES TEC GEN GBL N N M I A (can only be read with CBP)
configuration i (i = 1 1 to 2 2) (5 types of electrical standard can be chosen: EIA232,
X21, EIA530A, EIA530, ITU_V35). Note that an external load plug shall Defines the electrical standard of these serial lines (5 types of electrical
be used for EIA530 output. standard can be chosen: EIA232, X21, EIA530A, EIA530, ITU_V35). Note
that an external load plug shall be used for EIA530 output.

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Ethernet line configuration
Board i Ethernet j IP Defines the following IP configuration parameters of the Ethernet OPE GEN GBL N N M I A IPv6 not implemented in this version.
configuration interface Y (Y=1 to 2) of the LINES i (i=1 1 to 2 2):
- IPv4 is used (allow to activate the IPv4 mode on this Ethernet)
- Ipv4 address
. IPv4 address (i) (Define octet i (i = 1 to 4) of the IPv4 address) (from
0 to 255, step/unit = 1)
- Subnet mask
. IPv4 address (i) (Define octet i (i = 1 to 4) of the IPv4 subnet mask)
(from 0 to 255, step/unit = 1)
- IPv6 is used (allow to activate the IPv6 mode on this Ethernet)
- IPv6 address
. IPv6 address (i) (Define double octet i (i = 1 to 8) of the IPv6
- IPv6 prefix (Define the Ipv6 prefix used) (from 0 to 255, step/unit = 1)

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Board i IPv4 routing table Define the IPv4 routing table configuration used by LINES i (i=1 1 to 2 OPE GEN GBL N N M I A This parameter allows to define the board X (X=1 1 to 2 3) IPv4 routing
2): table parameter by defining the routing table composing of a destination
- Nb of routes (from 0 to 16) address, a destination subnet mask and a gateway address.
- for each IPv4 routing table i,
IPv4 routing table i :
. Route kind (Indicates whether the destination address is a host or
subnet address) (possible values are ROUTE TO HOST and ROUTE
TO NET)
. Destination address
_ IP address (1) (First octet of the destination address) (from 0 to
255, step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (2) (Second octet of the destination address) (from 0 to
255, step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (3) (Third octet of the destination address) (from 0 to
255, step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (4) (Fourth octet of the destination address) (from 0 to
255, step/unit = 1)
. Destination subnet mask
_ IP address (1) (First octet of the subnet mask) (from 0 to 255,
step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (2) (Second octet of the subnet mask) (from 0 to 255,
step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (3) (Third octet of the subnet mask) (from 0 to 255,
step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (4) (Fourth octet of the subnet mask) (from 0 to 255,
step/unit = 1)
. Gateway address
_ IP address (1) (First octet of the gateway address) (from 0 to 255,
step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (2) (Second octet of the gateway address) (from 0 to
255, step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (3) (Third octet of the gateway address) (from 0 to 255,
step/unit = 1)
_ IP address (4) (Fourth octet of the gateway address) (from 0 to
255, step/unit = 1)
. Metric (from 0 to 32767, step/unit = 1)
Board i IP configuration Defines the IP configuration parameters used by LINES i (i=1 1 to 2 2): OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
- Time to live (TTL value send in IP frame) (from 0 to 255, step/unit =
1)
- Fragmentation is allowed (Allows to put data is several IP frame)

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Board i Ethernet j IP default MTU Defines for the Ethernet interface Y (Y=1 to 2) of the LINES i (i=1 1 to 2 OPE GEN GBL N N M I A IPv6 not implemented in this version.
1), the maximum size of IPv4 and IPv6 packets (MTU). IP fragmentation
will be invoked if data is greater than this value:
- Max transmission unit IPv4 (from 68 to 1500, unit/step = 1)
- Max transmission unit IPv6 (from 1280 to 1500, unit/step = 1)
Board i Ethernet j physical Enables to configure the speed of the Ethernet link Y (Y=1 to 2) of the OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
configuration LINES i (i=1 1 to 2 1). Should be let to AUTO, unless troubles are
experienced.
Site monitors (SM1)
SM1 Hardware Defines the hardware for SM1 (Not present, SMS, SMS-1) OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
SM1 channel 1 characteristics Defines the characteristics of the SM1 Channel 1 site monitor OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The SM position is not the one measured with the radar but the one
. SM range (from 0 to 299.9948 Nm, step= 1 Range Unit = 0.004Nm) measured with geometrical means during SM1 installation.
. SM Delta range (absolute value) (from 0 to 141.6406Nm, step= 1 The Mode S address must be consistent with the one set thanks to SMSP
Range Unit = 0.004Nm) software (in SDPT) in the corresponding SMS or SMS-1 channel unit.
. SM azimuth (from 180 to 179.9945, step= 0.0055) The maximum and minimum amplitude values are need by LLT to check
. SM Delta azimuth (absolute value) (from 0 to 10.9863, step= the correctness of the SM received power. When these thresholds are
0.0055) exceeded a failure is reported to RCMS. These values are to be
. Mode S address (hexadecimal value from 0 to FFFFFF, step = 1) determined from an average value of the Site Monitor received power, as
. amplitude min. (from 100 to 20 dBm, step = 1 dBm) displayed (current value) on the Local Display.
. amplitude max. (from 100 to 20 dBm, step = 1 dBm) Note: the mean values may be different for the channel 1 and the channel
. standard values: 2, if the attenuations are programmed with SMSP differently for SM1
.. flight level (from -1000 to 126700ft, step= 100ft) channel 1 and SM1 channel 2.
.. mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1) The standard and test values must be consistent with the one set thanks
.. BDS 10 (7 bytes) to SMSP software (in SDPT) in the corresponding SMS channel unit.
.. BDS 20 (8 IA5 characters) BDS10 and BDS20 values are not used for SMS-1
. test values:
.. mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1)
.. BDS 10 (7 bytes)
.. BDS 20 (8 IA5 characters)

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SM1 channel 2 characteristics Defines the characteristics of the SM1 Channel 2 site monitor OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The SM1 position is not the one measured with the radar but the one
. SM Delta range (absolute value) (from 0 to 141.6406Nm, step= 1 The Mode S address must be consistent with the one set thanks to SMSP
Range Unit = 0.004Nm) software (in SDPT) in the corresponding SMS or SMS-1 channel unit.
. SM Delta azimuth (absolute value) (from 0 to 10.9863, step= the correctness of the SM received power. When these thresholds are
0.0055) exceeded a failure is reported to RCMS. These values are to be
. standard values: 2, if the attenuations are programmed with SMSP differently for SM1
.. flight level (from -1000 to 126700ft, step= 100ft) channel 1 and SM1 channel 2.
.. mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1) The standard and test values must be consistent with the one set thanks
.. BDS 10 (7 bytes) to SMSP software (in SDPT) in the corresponding SMS channel unit.
.. BDS 20 (8 IA5 characters) BDS10 and BDS20 values are not used for SMS-1
. test values:
.. mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1)
.. BDS 10 (7 bytes)
.. BDS 20 (8 IA5 characters)
SM1 lockout mode Defines the SM1 lockout mode OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
- value (No lock, MRP management, permanent lock, intermittent lock)
Radar scheduling for SM1 Defines whether the radar operates SSR, Mode S or Mixed Mode for OPE RPS RPS N N OM N A This parameter is a RPS parameter, allowing to properly handle a cluster
detection of SM1. reconfiguration.
SM1 channel 1 presence SM1 channel 1 is present (false/true) OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A This parameter indicates if the SM1 channel1 has to be declared in order
to be taken into account for the Long Loop Test and at the RCMS level for
monitoring purpose.
GENERAL:
The SM1 channel number is marked with a label located on the front
panel of the corresponding SMS or SMS-1 channel unit. When SMS (or
SMS-1) channel are named (SMS1 or SMS2) in the hereunder lines, it
refers to the channel with the corresponding label.
Parameters set with CBP must be consistent with the one set thanks to
SMSP software (in SDPT) in the corresponding SMS channel unit. For
that purpose, the parameters set with SMSP are marked with a field at
time of recording these parameters. Refer to SMS/SMS-1 Technical
Manual, which gives guidance for setting (section 3).
SM1 channel 2 presence SM1 channel 2 is present (false/true) OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A Identical to SM1 channel 1 presence, but for channel 2.
LLT SM1 Enables to declare the LLT SM1 in alarm in case of SM1 Long Loop OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A When selected, the alarm (LLT SM1 essential for operation) contributes
Test failure to decide an I/R channel hot-switchover, as LLT SM2.
Otherwise (LLT no essential for operation), a warning is declared in case
of Long Loop Test failure. This doesnt induce an I/R channel hot-
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LLT SM1 when operating in SSR Activates or not the SM1 when the radar operates SSR only scheduling OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A Allows to deactivate SMS processing when operating SSR only, as the
only (defined by the Radar Scheduling for SM1 parameter) BITE of the SMS, normally sent through BDS E1, is no longer accessible.
LLT SM1 systematic tests Activates/deactivates each single systematic SM1 test, on a per SM1 OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A A part of LLT tests is systematically performed, another part is scheduled
channel basis to be performed periodically. This parameters enables the systematic
tests :
- Mode 3/A
- Mode C
- Received Power
- Capability report (for SMS only)
- Flight Id (for SMS only)
SMM parameters Defines the specific Mode S Protocol Tests Time Schedule : OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The Specific Mode S Protocol Sequence consist in 5 following tests, ran
LLT single test duration (from 0 to 6553,50 s, step= 0,1s) cyclically :
LLT time between sequences (from 0 to 6553,50 s, step= 0,1s) check lockout II/SI code in BDS E2
alert bit triggering
BDS10 broadcast triggering
BDS 20 broadcast triggering
Mode S unlocking / acquisition
LLT SM1 Specific protocols Activates/deactivates each single specific SM1 test, on a per SM1 OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A This parameters enables the specific tests :
channel basis - Code II/SI test
- Alert bit test
- BDS10 test
- BDS20 test
- Track unlocking test
These tests do apply to SMS only
Site monitors (SM2)
SM2 Hardware Indicates the hardware for SM2 (Not present, SME974, ACMS, OPE GEN GBL N N M I A The Custom SM allows to monitor SM characteristics, except that no BITE
CUSTOM) information is retrieved from site monitor.
SM2 Custom Hardware If SM2 is Custom, indicates for each SM2 channel whether it is (not OPE GEN GBL N N M I A
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. SM Delta range (absolute value) (from 0 to 141.6406Nm, step= 1 The Mode S address is used only for Mode S custom Site Monitor, and
Range Unit = 0.004Nm) must be consistent with the one set on that Site monitor.
. SM Delta azimuth (absolute value) (from 0 to 10.9863, step= the correctness of the SM received power. When these threshold are
0.0055) exceeded a failure is reported to RCMS. These value are to be
. mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1) 2, if the attenuations are programmed differently for SM2 channel 1 and
. flight level (from -1000 to 126700ft, step= 100ft) SM2 channel 2.
. Code C (Octal value, ABCD) The Flight level is used for every SM2 types, except for SME974, where
. BDS 10 (7 bytes) Code C value is used instead.
. BDS 20 (8 IA5 characters) BDS10 and BDS20 values are used to Custom Mode S level 2 or more
SM2 type.
. SM Delta range (absolute value) (from 0 to 141.6406Nm, step= 1 The Mode S address is used only for Mode S custom Site Monitor, and
Range Unit = 0.004Nm) must be consistent with the one set on that Site monitor.
. SM Delta azimuth (absolute value) (from 0 to 10.9863, step= the correctness of the SM received power. When these threshold are
0.0055) exceeded a failure is reported to RCMS. These value are to be
. mode 3/A code (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1) 2, if the attenuations are programmed differently for SM2 channel 1 and
. flight level (from -1000 to 126700ft, step= 100ft) SM2 channel 2.
. Code C (Octal value, ABCD) The Flight level is used for every SM2 types, except for SME974, where
. BDS 10 (7 bytes) Code C value is used instead.
. BDS 20 (8 IA5 characters) BDS10 and BDS20 values are used to Custom Mode S level 2 or more
SM2 type.
SM2 lockout mode Defines the SM2 lockout mode OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A This parameter is useful only for Custom Mode S SM2.
- value (No lock, MRP management, permanent lock, intermittent lock)
Radar scheduling for SM2 Defines whether the radar operates SSR, Mode S or Mixed Mode for OPE RPS RPS N N OM N A This parameter is a RPS parameter, allowing to properly handle a cluster
detection of SM2 reconfiguration.
SM2 channel 1 presence SM2 channel 1 is present (false/true) OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A This parameter indicates if the SM2 channel1 has to be declared in order
to be took into account for the Long Loop Test and at the RCMS level for
monitoring purpose.
SM2 channel 2 presence SM2 channel 2 is present (false/true) OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A Identical to SM2 channel 1 presence, but for channel 2.

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LLT SM2 Enables to declare the LLT SM2 in alarm in case of SM2 Long Loop OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A Indicates whether the LLT SM2 is in alarm or in warning in case of SM2
Test failure Long Loop Test failure. Being in alarm can cause a hot switchover,
depending on the Global LLT logic parameter
SM2 LLT logic Defines the policy in case of SM2 failure : OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A
LLT fails if 1 channel of SM2 fails
LLT fails if both SM2 channel fail
LLT SM2 systematic tests Activates/deactivates each single systematic SM2 test, on a per SM2 OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A A part of LLT tests is systematically performed, another part is scheduled
channel basis to be performed periodically. This parameters enables the systematic
tests :
- Mode 3/A
- Mode C
- Received Power
- Capability report (for Mode S Level 2 only)
- Flight Id (for Mode S Level 2 only)
Site monitors (Global)
Global LLT Logic Decides whether Both or only one failed LLT (LLT SM1, LLT SM2) is OPE GEN GBL K D OM N A This parameter is used in conjunction with LLT SM1 and LLT SM2.
needed to set the I/R channel in alarm, and thus force a hot switchover
SM UPS monitoring This parameter allows to enable the monitoring of UPS unit by the Site OPE GEN GBL N D OM N A
Monitor.
SM Auto identification Enables or disables the Site Monitor auto identification OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A The auto identification of Site monitor allows to flag as site monitor any
target with a matching Mode A and a slow speed, as specified in SM auto
identification characteristics
Site Monitor auto identification Defines the parameters for Site Monitor auto identification OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A A site monitor detected as SM1 or SM2 is not flagged as Automatic Site
characteristics . Max Speed (from 0 to 2000 knot, step =1) Monitor
. Number of Mode 3/A (from 1 to 4)
.. Mode 3/A (octal value between 0 and 7777, step = 1)

2.2 LIST OF RSM970S CONTROLS
The following table gives the list of the commands managed by MRP and accessible from SDPT (CBP). The availability of each command at RCMS and
the MRP operating state (operational, maintenance) for acceptation are indicated.
Title Description MRP operating Availability at

state RCMS
Requests the RSM970S channel to go to RCMS control state Operational or No
SDPT control release Maintenance
(Disconnect menu of CBP)
Requests the RSM970S channel to go to SDPT control state Operational or Authorization to be
SDPT control request Maintenance given by RCMS
(Connect to channel 1 / 2 menu of operator
CBP)
Allows to reset the possible failure codes declared by the RSM970S channel Operational or Yes
Failure code reset Maintenance
Reset / off-line test activation (in Allows to perform a software reset of the RSM970S channel Maintenance Yes
maintenance only)
Reset statistics Operational or Yes
Reset statistics Maintenance
Requests the RSM970S channel to go to maintenance operating state Operational Yes
Maintenance operating state
Requests the RSM970S channel to go to operational operating state Maintenance Yes
Operational operating state
Requests the RSM970S channel to go to standalone operating mode Operational Yes
Standalone mode
Requests the RSM970S channel to go to network-aided operating mode Operational Yes
Network aided mode
Channel switchover (for To Load /stand-by Requests the RSM970S channel which is in stand-by configuration state (called To Load) Operational Yes
channel only) to switch to on-line configuration state (called To Antenna).
Enables the application by MRP of the deferred CBP parameter set at the deferred Operational or Yes
Enable deferred parameter application parameter application date Maintenance
Disables the application by MRP of the deferred CBP parameter set at the deferred Operational or Yes
Disable deferred parameter application parameter application date Maintenance
Requests the RSM970S channel to Shutdown Maintenance No
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3. LIST OF RSM970S MEASUREMENTS AND STATES ACCESSIBLE BY SDPT (CBP)
The following table gives the list of measurements and states of the I/R cabinet channel, accessible by SDPT. The type column indicates whether it is a State
(S) or a Measurement (M). Both are variable data which can only be read by SDPT.
The availability at RCMS is indicated in the RCMS access column (R means that the measurement/state can be read by RCMS, N means that it is not
available at RCMS).
For the measurements, the availability of statistical values, computed by MRP, in addition to the measurement current value, is indicated in the availability of
statistics column (Y if available, N otherwise, - if not applicable). The available information are minimum, maximum, average and standard deviation values,
computed over a fixed number of periods (scans or seconds, as indicated in the comment column).
RCMS Availability of
Title Description Type Comment
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Internal States
Transmission Indicates whether the channel transmission is inhibited or not by PDC S R - Rotation off command or safety chain rotation inhibited.
- Transmission inhibited by PDC (false, true)
Internal overload Indicates the internal overload state S R -
ATCC output validation status Gives the status of the ATCC output data validation: S R - Indicates whether all ATCC output have the validity bit set
- is valid (false, true) (NOGO bit of data item I034/050, NG or NOGO bit in I002/50)
Deferred application enabled Indicates whether the deferred parameter application command is enabled or not. S R -
Requested cluster state Gives the requested cluster state: S N - This is the cluster as requested by the Cluster Controller
- state (decimal from 1 to 127, step = 1)
Coverage map information Gives the following information related to the currently used coverage map: S N -
- checksum (hexadecimal value from -80000000 to7FFFFFFF)
- name
Channel control Indicates the channel control state (SDPT, RCMS) S R - Only SDPT state visible at SDPT
Channel operating Indicates the: S R - Only CB operational, CB maintenance, CB init are visible at
- channel operating state (CB stop, CB init, CB operational, CB maintenance) SDPT
- channel operating mode (irrelevant, initial acquisition, stand-alone, network-aided)
Channel operability Indicates the channel operability status (alarm, warning, correct) S R -
Channel configuration Indicates the channel configuration state (to antenna, to load) S R -
Channel validity Indicates whether the channel is valid or invalid S R Channel is valid if ADU is GO, transmission enabled is true
-
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Channel availability Indicates the channel availability state (GO, NOGO), giving the global capability of the S R - Channel downstream GO NOGO
channel to perform its operational task
RFUC switches Indicates the state (to antenna, to load) of: S N -

- CONTROL Rx switch
- CONTROL Tx switch
- DIFF Rx switch
- SUM Rx switch
- SUM Tx switch
Other Channel Operating Indicates the other channel operating state (CB stop, CB init, CB operational, CB S R -
maintenance)
Other Channel Operability Indicates the other channel operability status (alarm, warning, correct) S R -
Other Channel Configuration Indicates the other channel configuration state (to antenna, to load) S R -
Direct Other MRP Link Indicates whether the direct link between Other channel MRP and MRP is connected (OK) S R -
or not.
Indirect Other MRP Link Indicates whether the indirect link between Other channel MRP and MRP is connected S R -
(OK) or not.
TX operability Indicates the TX operability status (alarm, warning, correct) S R -
RFU operability Indicates the RFU operability status (alarm, warning, correct) S R -
DPC operability Indicates the DPC operability status (alarm, warning, correct) S R -
MDRP operability Indicates the operability status of the MDRP function (correct, warning, alarm). S N -
TRC operability Indicates the operability status of the TRC function (correct, warning, alarm). S N -
Time Stamping operability Indicates the Time Stamping function operability status (alarm, warning, correct) S R -
Interface operability Indicates the operability status of the line function (correct, warning, alarm). S N -
Internal rotation operability Indicates the operability status of the rotation function (correct, warning, alarm). S N -
TMR operability Indicates the operability status of the TMR function (correct, warning, alarm). S N -

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Plot combiner status Indicates the status of the plot combiner: S N -

- Radar status
. Roll-Call (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
. All-Call (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
. SSR (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
. Other channel Roll-Call (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
. Other channel All-Call (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
. Other channel SSR (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
. PSR (DISCONNECTED, CONNECTED, SYNCHRONYZED)
Track combiner status Indicates the status of the track combiner: S N -

- Radar status
Input and output links
ATCC i link Gives the following information about the ATCC i link state (i =1 to 8): S R -
- is connected (false/true)
- overload level: overload 0 (no overload), overload 1, overload 2, overload 3, overload 4,
overload 5, overload 6)
GDLP link Gives the following information about the GDLP link state: S R -
- RX is overloaded (false/true)
- TX is overloaded (false/true)
- selected line:
. comm board nb (from 1 to 6, step = 1)
. comm line nb (from 1 to 3, step = 1)
LU link Gives the following information about the LU link state: S R -

- selected line:

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SCN i link Gives the following information about the SCN i link state (i = 1 to 6): S R -
- selected line:
PSR selected channel Indicates the PSR input used for PSR data processing (PSR1 or PSR2) S R - It does not mean that the PSR channel is delivering valid
data.
PSR1 link Gives the following information about the PSR1 input state: S R - Is enabled indicates that the PSR input can be used , is
- is enabled (false/true) connected indicates whether data is being received
- is overloaded (false/true)
PSR2 link Gives the following information about the PSR2 input state: S R - Is enabled indicates that the PSR input can be used , is
- is enabled (false/true) connected indicates whether data is being received
- is overloaded (false/true)
PSR 1 incoming GO/NOGO Recopies the incoming GO/NOGO of the PSR 1 input when used (GO, NOGO, S N -
IRRELEVANT).
PSR 2 incoming GO/NOGO Recopies the incoming GO/NOGO of the PSR 2 input when used (GO, NOGO, S N -
IRRELEVANT).
Site Monitor/LLT states
LLT SM1 channel 1 operability Indicates the Long Loop Test on site monitor 1 channel 1 function operability state (alarm, S R - The LLT on each SM channel
correct, warning) (LLT_SMx_CHy_OPERABILITY) is computed using the
results of the LLT tests, as filtered by BITE. Irrelevant when
the radar channel configuration is To load
LLT SM1 channel 2 operability Indicates the Long Loop Test on site monitor 1 channel 2 function operability state (alarm, S R - The LLT on each SM channel
correct, warning) (LLT_SMx_CHy_OPERABILITY) is computed using the
results of the LLT tests, as filtered by BITE. Irrelevant when
the radar channel configuration is To load
LLT SM1 operability Indicates the LLT on SM1 function operability state (SM irrelevant, SM alarm, SM warning, S R - Irrelevant when the radar channel configuration is To load
SM correct), according to 'LLT SM1 Logic' parameter
LLT ACMS operability Indicates the Long Loop Test on site monitor 2 (ACMS type) function operability state (SM S R - Irrelevant when the radar channel configuration is To load
irrelevant, SM alarm, SM warning, SM correct)
LLT SM2 channel 1 operability Indicates the Long Loop Test on site monitor 2 channel 1 function operability state (alarm, S R - Irrelevant when the radar channel configuration is To load
correct, warning)

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LLT SM2 channel 2 operability Indicates the Long Loop Test on site monitor 2 channel 2 function operability state (alarm, S R - Irrelevant when the radar channel configuration is To load
correct, warning)
LLT SM2 operability Indicates the LLT on SM2 function operability status (SM irrelevant, SM alarm, SM S R - Irrelevant when the radar channel configuration is To load
warning, SM correct), according to 'LLT SM2 Logic' parameter
Global LLT operability Indicates the Global LLT function operability status (SM alarm, SM warning, SM correct, S R - Irrelevant when the radar channel configuration is To load
SM irrelevant), based on LLTx operability states, according to 'Global LLT Logic'
parameter
SM1 channel 1 operating reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 1 operating state (operational, maintenance, init, S R - For SMS-1, it is set to operational if the SM1 channel 1 is
channel 1 undefined), as reported in BDS E1 by SM1 channel 1 seen by the radar, undefined otherwise.
SM1 channel 1 operability reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 1 operability status as computed by central BITE S R - Set to Irrelevant for SMS-1.
channel 1 (alarm, warning, correct), according to failures reported in BDS E1 by SM1 channel 1
SM1 channel 1 operating reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 1 operating state (operational, maintenance, init, S R - Set to undefined when SM1 is an SMS-1.
channel 2 undefined), as reported in either Mode C or BDS E1 by SM1 channel 2
SM1 channel 1 operability reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 1 operability status as computed by central BITE S R -
channel 2 (alarm, warning, correct), according to failures reported in either Mode C or BDS E1 by
SM1 channel 2
SM1 channel 2 operating reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 2 operating state (operational, maintenance, init, S R - Set to undefined when SM1 is an SMS-1.
channel 1 undefined), as reported in either Mode C or BDS E1 by SM1 channel 1
SM1 channel 2 operability reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 2 operability status as computed by central BITE S R -
channel 1 (alarm, warning, correct), according to failures reported in either Mode C or BDS E1 by
SM1 channel 1
SM1 channel 2 operating reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 2 operating state (operational, maintenance, init, S R - For SMS-1, it is set to operational if the SM1 channel 2 is
channel 2 undefined), as reported in BDS E1 by SM1 channel 2 seen by the radar, undefined otherwise.
SM1 channel 2 operability reported by Indicates the site monitor 1 channel 2 operability status as computed by central BITE S R - Set to Irrelevant for SMS-1
channel 2 (alarm, warning, correct), according to failures reported in BDS E1 by SM1 channel 2
SMS channel 1 operability reported by Indicates the SMS channel 1 operability status, as reported by SMS channel 1 (alarm, S R - Set to 'Correct' when SM1 is an SMS-1
channel 1 warning, correct)
SMS channel 1operability reported by Indicates the SMS channel 1 operability status, as reported by SMS channel 2 (alarm, S R - Set to 'Correct' when SM1 is an SMS-1

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SM2 channel 1 operating Indicates the site monitor 2 channel 1 operating state (operational, maintenance, init, S R - As none of SM2 site monitor (SME-974, ACMS, Custom) can
undefined) reports its operating state, this state is always set to
'operational'.
SM2 channel 1 operability Indicates the site monitor 2 channel 1 operability status as computed by central BITE S R -
(alarm, warning, correct), according to failures reported in Mode C or Flight Level
SM2 channel 2 operating Indicates the site monitor 2 channel 2 operating state (operational, maintenance, init, S R - As none of SM2 site monitor (SME-974, ACMS, Custom) can
undefined) reports its operating state, this state is always set to
'operational'.
SM2 channel 2 operability Indicates the site monitor 2 channel 2 operability status as computed by central BITE S R -
(alarm, warning, correct), according to failures reported in Mode C or Flight Level
ACMS operating Indicates the ACMS operating state (operational/maintenance), when SM2 is ACMS. Set S R -
to Irrelevant otherwise.
ACMS operability Indicates the ACMS operability status (alarm, warning, correct), when SM2 is ACMS. Set S R -
to Irrelevant otherwise
ACMS channels Indicates the ACMS reported information : S R - The ACMS channels information is derived directly from the
- active channel latest received Mode C.
- the channel with priority
SM1 OBA table Table containing the 256 Off- Boresight Angle (OBA) values, indexed by the OBA video S N - On every OBA point, the value is computed using the last SM
sample values, measured on the SM1 site monitor : nb OBA values replies. A Value of -800 ACP means that the
for i = 0 to 255 measurement has not yet been done (not enough replies).
- OBA(i) (from - 4.3945 to 4.3945, step = 0.0055 degrees) The measured table is compared to the OBA table parameter,
with tolerances defined by OBA delta inf and OBA delta sup
tolerances. If these tolerances are exceeded, a failure is
declared.
SM2 OBA table Table containing the 256 Off- Boresight Angle (OBA) values, indexed by the OBA video S N - On every OBA point, the value is computed using the last SM
sample values, measured on the SM2 site monitor : nb OBA values replies. A Value of -800 ACP means that the
for i = 0 to 255 measurement has not yet been done (not enough replies).
- OBA(i) (from - 4.3945 to 4.3945, step = 0.0055 degrees) The measured table is compared to the OBA table parameter,
with tolerances defined by OBA delta inf and OBA delta sup
tolerances. If these tolerances are exceeded, a failure is
declared.
Track combiner states
Track combiner status Indicates the status of the track combiner: S N -

- Radar status

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Track combiner PSR-SSR bias correction Gives the value of the PSR-SSR range and azimuth bias compute by the track combiner S N -
(dynamic bias):
- in azimuth (from - 5.6195 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055 degrees)
- in range (from - 1000 to 1000m, step = 1 m)
Main measurements
Antenna rotation period per scan Measured antenna rotation period, step = 0.1s M R Y statistics on N scans
Number of ACP16 per scan Indicates the number of ACP16 pulses received in the previous scan, before the last ARP. M N Y
MMX current version Indicates the MMX current version S R -

- major (decimal, from 0 to 255)
- minor (decimal, from 0 to 255)
MRP current version Indicates the MRP current version S R - MRP and MRC version numbers are always the same
MRC current version Indicates the MRC current version S R - MRP and MRC version numbers are always the same
Computer CPU Load (over 1 sec) - % Computer CPU load rate (measured on 1 s), step = 0.1% M R Y statistics on N seconds
Processing CPU Load (over 1 sec) - % Processing (MSM, SBM and MRC processes) CPU load rate (measured on 1 s), step = M R Y statistics on N seconds
0.1%
Computer CPU Load (over scans) - % Computer CPU load measured on several scans used for overload management, step = M N Y statistics on N scans
0.1%
Processing CPU Load (over scans) - % Processing (MSM, SBM and MRC processes) CPU load rate measured on several scans M N Y statistics on N scans
used for overload management, step = 0.1%
Computed listening window for This measure gives the computed listening window computed by the data processing for M N -
operational pattern the operational pattern. Different values between these and programmed values (see
Operational pattern parameter) seems that the pattern is not correctly set.
Computed listening window for acquisition This measure gives the computed listening window computed by the data processing for M N -
pattern the acquisition pattern. Different values between these and programmed values (see
Acquisition pattern parameter) seems that the pattern is not correctly set.
SSR measurements
SSR replies per scan Number of received SSR replies per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Garbled SSR replies per scan - % Percentage of garbled SSR replies compared with SSR received replies per scan, step = M N Y statistics on N scans
0.1%. A reply is 'garbled' as soon as there is a doubt on its decoding.

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SSR plots per scan Number of extracted SSR plots per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Garbled SSR plots per scan - % Percentage of garbled SSR plots (having at least one reply flagged as garbled) compared M N Y statistics on N scans
with extracted SSR plots per scan, step = 0.1%
Mode S measurements
Reinterrogation Rate per scan - % reinterrogation rate, step= 0.1 % (number of expected selective replies divided by the M R Y statistics on N scans
number of selective replies which have been correctly received over a whole scan, north
to north)
Selective Interrogation per second Number of selective interrogations per second M N Y statistics on N seconds
Selective Interrogation per 4 seconds Number of selective interrogations per 4 second period M N Y statistics on 4xN seconds
Reinterrogations per second Number of reinterrogations per second M N Y statistics on N seconds
All-Call replies per scan Number of mode S AC replies received per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Short MS RC replies per scan Number of short mode S RC replies received per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Long MS RC replies per scan Number of long mode S RC replies received per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Garbled Short MS RC replies per scan - Percentage of garbled short Mode S RC replies compared with received short Mode S RC M N Y statistics on N scans
% replies, per scan, step=0.1%. Garbled means that error correction has been applied to that
reply.
Garbled Long MS RC replies per scan - % Percentage of garbled long Mode S RC replies compared with received long Mode S RC M N Y statistics on N scans
replies, per scan, step=0.1%. Garbled means that error correction has been applied to that
reply.
Garbled All-Call replies per scan - % Percentage of garbled Mode S AC replies compared with Mode S AC received replies per M N Y statistics on N scans
scan, step=0.1%. Garbled means that error correction has been applied to that reply.
Garbled MS plots per scan - % Percentage of garbled Mode S plots (having at least one reply flagged as garbled) M N Y statistics on N scans
compared with extracted Mode S plots, per scan, step=0.1%
All-Call plots per scan Number of extracted mode S AC plots per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Roll-Call plots per scan Number of extracted mode S RC plots per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Aircraft with BDS10 indicating Non SI per Number of Mode S Aircraft with BDS10 indicating Non SI per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
scan
Aircraft with unknown BDS10 SI capability Number of Mode S aircraft with either no datalink capability or with a BDS10 not yet M N Y statistics on N scans
per scan extracted

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Aircraft detected as non SI per scan Number of Mode S aircraft detected by the signal processing as non SI. This M N Y statistics on N scans
measurement is meaningful only when the radar is operating SI. When operating II, all
Mode S aircraft are detected by signal processing as SI capable.
Tracking measurements
Plots per scan Number of extracted plots per scan (at tracking input). M R Y statistics on N scans
SSR plots per scan Number of extracted SSR plots per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
All-Call plots per scan Number of extracted mode S AC plots per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Roll-Call plots per scan Number of extracted mode S RC plots per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
PSR plots per scan Number of PSR plots at association input, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks per scan Number of confirmed tracks at tracking output, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Missing tracks per scan Number of missing (without any detection received for this scan) tracks, per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Missing tracks per scan - % Percentage of missing tracks compared with output tracks, per scan, step=0.1% M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks under initialisation per scan Number of tracks under initialisation (not output by tracking) per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Tracks under initialisation per scan - % Percentage of tracks under initialisation compared with output tracks, per scan, step=0.1% M R Y statistics on N scans
Duplicated address tracks per scan Number of duplicated Mode S address tracks per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Duplicated address tracks per scan - % Percentage of duplicated Mode S address tracks compared with output tracks, per scan, M R Y statistics on N scans
step=0.1%
Plot combiner PSR-SSR bias correction Gives the value of the PSR - SSR range and azimuth bias: S N - This value is computed based on associated plots biases
(fix + dynamic bias) - in azimuth (from - 5.6195 to 5.6195, step = 0.0055 degrees) (PSR position minus SSR position). It includes the fixed bias
- in range (from - 1000 to 1000m, step = 1 m) given by the corresponding parameter.
Plot combiner PSR-SSR datation bias Gives the value of the PSR - SSR datation bias: S N -
correction - in datation (from 0 to 10000ms, step = 1ms)
Angel tracks per scan Indicates the number of tracks flagged as ANGEL. M N Y See "Angel processing" parameter for activate or not the
processing.
SSR Tracks with Mode A per scan - % Percentage of SSR tracks with validated extracted code A, per scan, step=0.1% M N Y statistics on N scans
MS Tracks with Mode A per scan - % Percentage of mode S tracks with extracted code A, per scan, step=0.1% M N Y statistics on N scans
SSR Tracks with Mode C per scan - % Percentage of SSR tracks with validated extracted code C, per scan, step=0.1% M N Y statistics on N scans
MS Tracks with Mode C per scan - % Percentage of mode S tracks with extracted code C, per scan, step=0.1% M N Y statistics on N scans

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Tracks with Filtered Mode A per scan - % Percentage of tracks with filtered code A (extracted code A different from output code A), M N Y statistics on N scans
per scan, step=0.1%
Tracks with Filtered Mode C per scan - % Percentage of tracks with filtered code C (extracted code C different from output code C), M N Y statistics on N scans
per scan, step=0.1%
Tracks updated by PSR per scan Number of tracks updated by a PSR plot solo, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks updated by SSR per scan Number of tracks updated by a SSR plot solo, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks updated by PSR and SSR per Number of tracks updated by a PSR/SSR combined plot, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
scan
Tracks updated by All-Call per scan Number of tracks updated by a mode S All-Call plot solo, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks updated by Roll-Call per scan Number of tracks updated by a mode S Roll-Call plot solo, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks updated by AC RC per scan Number of tracks updated by a mode S All-Call/Roll-Call combined plot, per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
Tracks updated by AC and PSR per scan Number of tracks updated by a PSR/ mode S All-Call combined plot, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
Tracks updated by RC and PSR per scan Number of tracks updated by a PSR/ mode S Roll-Call combined plot, per scan M R Y statistics on N scans
SCN measurements
Detected CMD cluster gives the detected state: M R -

- is stable (false/true)
- state (bitmap as per NRN, from 0 to 127)
- operating mode (central mode, distributed mode)
Requested cluster state Gives the requested cluster state: S N - This is the cluster as requested by the Cluster Controller
- state (decimal from 1 to 127, step = 1)
Applied CMD cluster Gives the applied cluster state: M N -

- state (bitmap as per NRN , decimal from 1 to 127, step = 1)
SCN1 link Gives the following information about the SCN i link state (i = 1 to 6): S R -
- selected line:
Rotation measurements
Antenna rotation period per scan Measured antenna rotation period, step = 0.1s M R Y statistics on N scans

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Number of ACP16 per scan Indicates the number of ACP16 pulses received in the previous scan, before the last ARP. M N Y
Internal rotation operability Indicates the operability status of the rotation function (correct, warning, alarm). S N -
ACP ARP input operability Indicates the operability status of the incremental rotation input (correct, warning, alarm). S N -
ACP ARP input incoming GO/NOGO Recopies the incoming GO/NOGO of the incremental rotation input when selected (GO, S N -
NOGO, IRRELEVANT).
Outgoing synthesis GO/NOGO Indicates the synthesis GO NOGO of the rotation distribution by the RSM. S N -
Time stamping measurements
Selected NTP server Indicates which NTPS (NTPS1, NTPS2 or None) is currently selected as UTC reference S R - None can be a transitory status.
for time stamping.
Meaningless if time stamping option is not present.
NTP server 1 state Indicates the current status of the NTPS 1 (Correct external, Correct internal, Failed UTC S N - Meaningless if time stamping option is not present.
too old, Failed, Never detected, Irrelevant).
NTP server 2 state Indicates the current status of the NTPS 2 (Correct external, Correct internal, Failed UTC S N - Meaningless if time stamping option is not present.
too old, Failed, Never detected, Irrelevant).
Roll-Call measurements
Aircraft with BDS10 indicating Non SI per Number of Mode S Aircraft with BDS10 indicating Non SI per scan M N Y statistics on N scans
scan
Aircraft with unknown BDS10 SI capability Number of Mode S aircraft with either no datalink capability or with a BDS10 not yet M N Y statistics on N scans
per scan extracted
Aircraft detected as non SI per scan Number of Mode S aircraft detected by the signal processing as non SI. This M N Y statistics on N scans
measurement is meaningful only when the radar is operating SI. When operating II, all
Mode S aircraft are detected by signal processing as SI capable.
Tracking zones
Estimated ground level for APRON area i Estimated ground level for APRON area i (i = 1..16). M N -
Dynamic reflectors
Dynamic Reflector i Gives the dynamic reflector i measured position (i = 1..64) : M N - These dynamic reflectors should be periodically checked, and
- is valid (true/false) confirmed as Static reflectors, in order to speed up reflections
- reflector position identification and suppression.
. reflector range (from 0 to 300 nm, step = 0.1 nm)
. begin azimuth (from - 180 to 179.9, step = 0.1 degree)
. end azimuth (from - 180 to 179.9, step = 0.1 degree)

4. LIST OF ACRONYMS
AC All Call
ACAS Airborne Collision Avoidance System
ACP Azimuth Change Pulse
ADU Azimuth Distribution Unit
AICB Air Initiated Comm B
ARP Azimuth Reference Pulse
ASTERIX All purpose STructured Eurocontrol Radar Information eXchange
ATCC Air Traffic Control Center
ATN Aeronautical Telecommunications Network
Bds bauds
BDS comm B Data Subfield
BIT Build-In Test
CB I/R CaBinet
CBP CB Parameters CSCI
CDP Cluster Dependent Parameter
CM Manoeuvrer Component
CMP Cluster Management Parameter
COV COVerage
CP Principal Component
CSCI Computer Software Configuration Item
CU Unique Component
dBm dB milliWatt
DPC Data ProCessor
ESM Enhanced Surveillance Mode
FL Flight Level
FSPEC Field SPECification
GBL GloBaL
GDLP Ground Data Link Processor
GEN GENeral
GICB Ground Initiated Comm B
II Interrogator Identifier
IISLS Improved Interrogation Side Lobe Suppression
IP Internet Protocol
IPv4 Internet Protocol version 4
IPv6 Internet Protocol version 6
I/R Interrogator / Receiver

IRF Interrogation Repetition Frequency
IRP Interrogator Reply Processor
LD Local Display
LLT Long Loop Test
LRU Line Remplaceable Unit
LU Local User
m meter
MDS Mode S
MMX Mode S Modulator eXtractor
MRC Mode S Radar Communication CSCI
MRP Mode S Radar Processing CSCI
ms millisecond
MSI Mode S Improved (area)
MSM Mode S Site Monitor
MSSR Monopulse Secondary Surveillance Radar
Nm Nautical mile
NRN Node Reference Number
OBA Off Boresigth Angle
OPE OPErational parameters
PDC PeDestal Control cabinet
PRF Pulse Repetition Frequency
PSR Primary Surveillance Radar
PWD PoWer Distribution cabinet
RC Roll Call
RCMS Remote Control and Monitoring System
RFU RF Unit
RPS Radar Parameter Set
RSLS Radar Side Lobe Suppression
RU Range Unit
RX Receiver
s second
SAC Source Area Code
SCN Surveillance Coordination Network
SDPT Site Dependent Parameters Tool
SIC Source Identifier Code
SM Site Monitor
SMS Mode S Site Monitor
SMSP Mode S Site Monitor Parameter CSCI
SPI Special Position Identification

SRS Specification Software Requirements
SSR Secondary Surveillance Radar
TEC Technical parameters
TSF Time Stamping Function
TTG Test Target Generator
TVBC Time Variable Base Clipping
TX Transmitter
UAP User Application Profile


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LIST OF OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS OF RSM970S

CBP Configuration RSM CIRIUS V14.03-1

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Update for configuration 11.13-3.

Update for configuration RSM CIRIUS 12.00-3.

Update for configuration RSM CIRIUS 12.01-1.

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Addition of Processing CPU Load (over 1 sec) (new measure).

Addition of (new processing):

Addition of Number of garbled replies for flagged a plot as garbled parameter

Addition of Digital video period settings (new parameter).

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Modification of parameter Target characteristics.

Update for configuration RSM CIRIUS 14.00-1.

Addition of MMX overload release time parameter (miss parameter).

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Tracking parameters rearrangement:

Addition of Coverage map type parameter (new parameter).

Addition of Accept not conform aircraft identification (BDS 2,0).

Addition of Plot combiner PSR-SSR datation bias correction state (new

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2. RSM970S OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS AND CONTROLS ACCESSIBLE BY

3. LIST OF RSM970S MEASUREMENTS AND STATES ACCESSIBLE BY SDPT

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This document is divided in two parts:

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Parameter direct access

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In the following table, - means not applicable.

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Direct Ope / Init

Station SAC / SIC Defines the: OPE GEN GBL N N OM N A

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Time stamping parameters

NTP server 2 Same description as NTP server 1. OPE GEN GBL N N M I A

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TVBC laws definition

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- number of azimuthal areas(from 1 to 5, step = 1)

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. AC duration (All Call period) (from 1000 s to 20000s, step = 1.6s=

. number of periods (from 1 to 12)

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SSR defruitor parameters

SSR extraction parameters

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PSR & Combining parameters

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Track combiner parameters