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Rio Niño is the latest generation of technology, leveraging decades of investment in advanced COMINT software-defined radio (SDR) systems. Operationally fielded in 2016, the 15-pound Rio Niño contains all COMINT functionality with three million source lines of software leveraged from L3Harris’ largest SIGINT systems.

Features

• Designed for size, weight and power (SWAP)—restricted manned and unmanned platforms
• COMINT search, detect, classify, DF/ geolocate, copy, special signals and dissemination
• Member of L3Harris scalable COMINT family—common software and future upgrades
• Remote or local operators using as little as 100 Kbps of IP datalink
• High-resolution maps for situational awareness displays signal locations and Rio/aircraft tracks
• Available to operate in a non-pressurized environment > Real-time audio and digitized RF recording and playback for later analysis
• Supports at least two operators
• Uses omni-directional antenna arrays for collection and geolocation
• Joint Interface Control Document (JICD) compliant; interoperable with Theater Net-Centric Geolocation (TNG) networks for multi-platform precision geolocation

Rio Grande is the latest technology, leveraging decades of investment in advanced, multichannel coherent systems. It is a full-featured COMINT system covering 2 MHz (HF) to 8 GHz (SHF) leveraging 12 or 16 coherent software-defined receivers and five million lines of software from L3Harris’ largest SIGINT systems.

Features

• 12 or 16 coherent receiver channels for simultaneous search, detect, copy, special signals and N-channel DF/beam forming
• Supports third-party plugins for special signal processing
• Member of L3Harris scalable COMINT family — common software and future upgrades
• Open C2 interface
• Remote or local operators using as little as 100 Kbps of IP datalink
• High-resolution maps for situational awareness display signal locations and Rio/aircraft tracks
• Operates in a non-pressurized environment
• Real-time audio and digitized RF recording and playback for later analysis
• Supports up to 30 operators
• Uses omni-directional antenna arrays for collection and geolocation
• Joint Interface Control Document (JICD) compliant; interoperable with Theater Net-Centric Geolocation (TNG) networks for multi-platform precision geolocation
• Network Centric Collaborative Targeting (NCCT) interface

Rio Socorro is a radio location and monitoring system that aids maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, disaster response and maritime traffic management. The DF system is capable of receiving, detecting and locating search and rescue (SAR) beacons to have a direct impact on the survivability of a person on sea or land.

RIO SOCORRO — THREE MAIN COMPONENTS: 

1. The Rio Grande RF Sensor
2. The ESW200 RFD Unit 
3. The VHF/UHF antennas