All R&S®M3AR radios can be remote-controlled via the MIL‑STD-1553B data bus, as well as by the R&S®GB6500 control unit.

Software Defined Radios from Rohde & Schwarz is used to enable communication between fixed and mobile ground stations, on board of ships and in aircraft.

A maximum of three R&S®GB6500 units can control up to five R&S®M3AR transceivers via the RS-485 bus. The radios can also be controlled via the MIL-STD-1553B data bus. Brief DescriptionThe R&S®GB6500 can operate all series of the R&S®M3AR family and connects to the radio via the RS-485 interface. A maximum of three R&S®GB6500 units can control up to five R&S®M3AR transceivers via the RS-485 bus.

lb) Temperature range operating +5 °C to +40 °C storage –20 °C to +60 °C best test accuracy +20 °C to +23 °C damp heat +40 °C at 95 % relative humidity Power supply   100 V AC to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Fuse protection 115 V 16 A 230 V 10 A Time required   Connecting a UUT   <5 min Complete test R&S® M3SR <30 min (depending on type and equipment) R&S® M3TR <30 min (depending on type and equipment) R&S® M3AR

The SOVERON® AR VHF/UHF transceiver offers advanced command and control (C2) capabilities to achieve information superiority and situational awareness.

Since R&S®SECOM-P can also be loaded into R&S®MR300xH/ R&S®MR300xU equipment as a software option and is also available as a loadable waveform for SOVERON® VR, R&S®SECOM-P provides full interoperability between all tactical radios from .The R&S®SECOS air-ground-air waveform provides interoperability in the EPM (ECCM) mode between the R&S®M3TR and the R&S®M3AR and R&S®M3SR Series4400 radios.