Orion Gen 5 Tactical Radios

The Orion radio system is a software-defined, multi-channel, multi-band, MIMO radio platform that supports an integrated tactical network capable of supporting a diversity of user requirements and resilient network operations in contested and congested environments. Providing fixed and mobile communications across multiple echelons, the Orion combines exceptional operational flexibility and interoperability in a small form factor.

Orion X500

Highest throughput, transportable and resilient tactical radio

The Orion X500 is a high-capacity multi-mission, multi-channel, line-of-sight radio that offer up to 1 Gbps throughput. The system greatly reduces total cost of ownership by combining three radios into one. The Orion X500 supports two point-to-point links or a mix of point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and mesh for a total of 2 software-defined radio channels. The third channel can be used as a secure 802.11 or LTE access channel. The radios operate in the NATO Band 3 (L-band), 3+ (S-band) & 4 (C-band), and NII/ISM frequency bands as well as in selected LTE bands, giving it spectrum flexibility and a cross-band capability.

Key Features

Mast-mounted 3-channel MIMO radio with transit case

2 tactical SDR channels + 1 optional Wi-Fi/LTE access channel

Up to 400 Mbps throughput per tactical SDR radio channel

Up to 800 Mbps total tactical throughput per radio

Simultaneous support of multiple frequency bands (NATO Bands 3, 3+, 4, ISM)

Orion X510

Compact tactical radio with great resiliency

The Orion X510 is a compact broadband IP radio ideal for rapidly deployed forces. It provides high-capacity communications via two channels. The Orion X510 operates in point-to-point (PTP), base/remote point-to-multipoint (PMP) or mesh. It permits real-time exchange of multi-party HD video and ISR data. It can be deployed with various combinations of omnidirectional, sectorial or directional antennas. The radios can operate in multiple NATO bands (Band 3, 3+ or 4 i.e. L, S or C-band) with the software-defined radio (SDR) channel as well as a supporting a high-power ISM (HPI) or LTE user equipment (UE) mode in a second channel.