JBC-P
SINCGARS
General
Radio Etiquette
Comsec Handling
100

Your icon is not moving on everyone else's screen. What is the first thing you should check?




GPS signal or antenna connection.

100

You hear static but no voices. What should you check?




Correct frequency

100

Your commander needs to send a report immediately, but JBC-P is offline. What is your backup method of communication?

SINCGARS radio

100

What should you do before pressing the PTT?




Think about what you're going to say.

100

A Soldier leaves a fill device unattended on a table. What should happen?




Secure it immediately

200

Your JBC-P screen is frozen. What should you try first?

Restart the application or reboot the system.

200

Your radio worked this morning but suddenly stopped communicating after changing batteries. What should you check first?

Time sync, COMSEC, battery installed correctly

200

A JBC-P is operating normally. During maintenance, the KGV is replaced with another KGV. The system no longer communicates. Why?


The new KGV has not been "married" to the Hard Drive and Transceiver.

200

You are ending the conversation and do not expect a reply. What proword do you use?

Out

200

Someone asks you over the radio for today's COMSEC key. What do you do?

Do not transmit COMSEC information over the radio

300

Your vehicle starts moving, but your icon stays at the old location. What system is most likely causing the problem?

GPS

300

You receive transmissions clearly, but nobody can hear you. What is the most likely problem?

Handset

300

What antenna is commonly used to increase the range of a stationary tactical radio?




OE-254



300

You finish speaking and expect the other station to reply. What proword do you end with?

Over

300

You are about to load COMSEC into a SINCGARS radio. What piece of equipment is commonly used to transfer the encryption keys?



Simple Key Loader (SKL)

400

What three components must be "married" together for a JBC-P to function properly?




Hard Drive, KGV, and Transceiver.

400

You key the handset, but nobody hears you. Name two things you should check.

Volume, correct frequency, antenna, battery/power, Handset

400

In a PACE plan, what does PACE stand for?



Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency.



400

While transmitting a long message, what proword tells the receiving station you are pausing but not finished?

Break

400

What device on a JBC-P stores the cryptographic keys used for secure communications?

KGV-72

500

Your JBC-P has power but displays "No Network." Name three possible causes.

Loose Cable Connections/KGV not powered on.

500

Two radios have matching frequencies but still cannot communicate securely in FH mode. Name settings that must match.

COMSEC key

FH mode

Correct time

500

What determines the order of communication methods in a PACE plan?

Equipment, reliability, security, range, speed and mission goals

500

What proword tells another station to stop transmitting immediately because higher-priority traffic is about to be sent?




Break, Break

500

You believe your COMSEC key may have been compromised. What are your first actions?

Stop using the compromised key, notify the chain of command

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