Figure 2-8. SIP/ASlP Keypad

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The GPS key is not used; it represents a possible future capability of the

GPS/(5)

SINCGARS SlP/ASlP radio.

The SA key is not used; it represents a possible future capability of the

SA/(6)

SINCGARS SIP/ASIP radio.

The CID key is not used; it represents a possible future capability of the

ClD/(8)

SINCGARS SlP/ASlP radio.

Figure 2-8. SIP/ASlP Keypad

CLR/MENU

MENU appears on SINCGARS ASIP when key is pressed. Multiple presses

will scroll MENU.

FREQ/BACKLlGHT

ASIP radio must be in SQ ON, press key [FREQ], then CHG to change

intensity.

2.2c. SlP/ASIP VAA

Memory

The SIP/ASIP VAA contains a small microprocessor which allows data in the

form of routing tables to be stored in the SlP/ASlP VAA.

Internet

When used in conjunction with FBCB2 hardware and software, the SlP/ASlP

VAA supports internet communications among SINCGARS FH nets and

between SINCGARS and EPLRS nets. Employment of the internet feature

requires that the SIP/ASIP RT be set to the Packet data mode.

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