# ALLSEEING TACSDR

## AllSeeing Tactical SDR

Mission-ready communications for voice, video, data, and PLI.

The **AllSeeing Tactical SDR** is a rugged, multi-band software-defined radio built for demanding field operations. It combines tactical Linux, MANET support, and multi-mode radio performance in a glove-friendly form factor.

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Built for harsh environments with **MIL-SPEC** shock, vibration, dust and moisture protection.
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### Why TACSDR

* Maintains connectivity in dynamic environments
* Supports simultaneous voice, video, data, and PLI
* Integrates tactical Android tools and MANET software
* Delivers multi-band coverage in one portable unit
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### At a glance

* **Frequency bands:** 225–2600 MHz
* **Modulation:** F3E and PSK
* **Output power:** 100 mW to 5 W
* **Battery life:** Minimum 8 hours
* Programable to fit any custom needs by user or factory
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### Product overview

TACSDR is engineered for teams that need reliable communications under pressure. It uses an adaptive self-healing radio subsystem and tactical Android OS to support clear, resilient field communications.

The platform transmits and receives across three frequency bands while supporting Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET) protocols. The result is a compact SDR that stays interoperable, mobile, and mission-ready.

### Core capabilities

* Multi-band operation across **225–2600 MHz**
* Simultaneous support for **voice, video, data, and PLI**
* Tactical Android environment with **ATAK**, **GNU Radio**, and **Babel MANET**
* Touchscreen and side keypad controls for field usability
* External GPS support
* Swappable battery design for extended operations

### Technical specifications

#### Radio and RF

| Specification                        | Value                                                      |
| ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| Modulation modes                     | Software defined frequency, phase and amplitude modulation |
| Operating frequency                  | 225–2600 MHz                                               |
| Tuning method                        | Local oscillator SDR tuning                                |
| Channel spacing                      | Adjustable, 25 kHz                                         |
| Channel bandwidth                    | 1, 2, 5, 10 MHz                                            |
| Pre-programmable voice/data channels | 16 simultaneous                                            |
| Voice talk groups                    | 32                                                         |
| RF output power                      | 100 mW to 5 W                                              |
| RF power adjustment step             | 1 dBm                                                      |
| Frequency stability at +25 °C        | ±20 ppm                                                    |

#### Receiver performance

| Specification          | Value                                       |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| Audio input/output     | ODU / 36-pin adapter                        |
| RX sensitivity         | -90 to -110 dBm across multi-band operation |
| Data rate              | Less than 16 Mbps                           |
| TX/RX audio distortion | Less than 2%                                |
| Audio encoding         | MELPe, CVSD                                 |
| Video encoding         | SD and HD H.264                             |
| Noise figure           | Less than 1.3 dB                            |

#### Mechanical

| Specification           | Value                        |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------- |
| Dimensions with battery | \~70 × 150 × 40 mm           |
| Weight with battery     | \~1.3 kg                     |
| Material                | Polycarbonate (PC)           |
| Finish                  | MIL Brown                    |
| User interface          | Touchscreen and side keypads |

#### Software and programming

| Specification    | Value                                                        |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Programming      | OEM programming via Android OTG adapter cable and software   |
| Operating system | Tactical Android with ATAK                                   |
| Key software     | GNI Radio, ATAK, OpenWRT MANET                               |
| Software support | Remote management via APIs, built-in apps, and Android tools |
| Encryption       | Optional                                                     |
| Warranty         | 1 year                                                       |

#### Environmental and power

| Specification            | Value                              |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------- |
| Environmental protection | MIL-STD-810G/F                     |
| Ingress protection       | IP68                               |
| Operating temperature    | -20 °C to +55 °C                   |
| Battery                  | Swappable 5.0 V, \~6400 mAh, 32 Wh |
| Battery life             | Minimum 8 hours                    |

### Built for deployment

TACSDR is designed for rugged field use without sacrificing capability. It brings together mobility, interoperability, and resilient communications in a compact tactical form.

For more information, visit [AllSeeing](https://www.allseeingtech.ca).


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