HRM-7000

The HRM-7000 system is a family of shortwave radios. The devices are designed to ensure fast connection setup worldwide and can handle both voice and data transmission. The HRM-7000 uses Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) to search for suitable connection frequencies and is therefore not susceptible to fluctuating ionospheric conditions and targeted interference.

The portable variant HRM 7000 has an output power of 30 Watt, which can be sufficient for worldwide data communication.^[6] The vehicle version HRM 7400M, has an output power of 400 W due to the higher battery capacity. Different operating modes are possible with the system. This includes encrypted data and telephony. A connection can be established conventionally or with Automatic Link Establishment (ALE). The system automatically adjusts the transmission power in a range from 3 W to 30 W. For data communication the fitting Kryptomodul TCU 7000E is used.

For a more universal and space-saving use, the antenna adapter is available separately. The terminal of the transceiver can also be operated remotely. The complete data transmission, operation and programming takes place from the PC, laptop, PDA (also wireless) via a standard interface. RACOM has had the system certified according to MIL-STD-810 E and VG 95332.

Elbit System presented around 2020 the HRM-9000 as a fully compatible successor of HRM-7000. The system consists of the same devices (Manpack, vehicle version, base station). The main feature of the mainly software defined radio (SDR) system is the extended frequency range from HF to VHF up to 50 MHz. The systems supports multi-channel operation and transceiver operation with a range of antennas. Included features are the preparation for integration into C4I systems, Blue-Force-Tracking (integrated GPS receiver and connection for external GPS) and wideband HF with up to 240 kbp at 48 kHz adaptive channel bandwidth. Via a "tactical router" HRM-9000 can be connected to the Elbit E-Lynx System. The system is suitable for high rate data and video transmissions (MIL-STD-188-110, STANAG 4203).^{[7][8][9][10]}