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AN/PRC-343
The PRC-343, also known as the Personal Role Radio (PRR), is a very short-range UHF communication device carried by individual soldiers. It is robust, simple to operate, and designed for intra-squad communication with an effective line-of-sight range of approximately 500 meters.
The PRC-343 cannot interface directly with higher-powered VHF radios such as the PRC-152 or PRC-117F. It operates on 16 basic channels grouped into a single block, with a total of 16 blocks available—providing up to 256 channels.
Fig 1. The PRC-343 GUI
To set up the PRC-343 for use:
To set up the PRC-343 for use:
Open the radio interface via ACE Self-Interaction
Select the appropriate channel using the Channel Selector (left click ↓ — ↑ right click)
Adjust the volume using the Volume Selector (left click ↓ — ↑ right click)
[Optional] Set the desired ear output (left or right) via ACE Self-Interaction or a keybind
Perform a radio check to confirm the radio is functioning correctly
Press Escape to close the radio interface
BLOCK CHANGES
BLOCK CHANGES
If required, the block can be changed by clicking on the handle on the left side of the radio.
This will expose the blue Block Selector. Click on it to adjust as required (1-16), and then
click the handle again to reattach.
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