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2024 L3Harris International Wireless Users Group

Training Symposium Registration

A copy of the tentative agenda can be downloaded here: L3Harris Users Training Symposium Tentative Agenda 041924.pdf

  • - Logo on all printed and digital materials. Staff badges at no charge (max 25)
    - Opportunity to address the general session, company introduction, on stage (10min)
    - Four Breakout Sessions
    - Opportunity to provide offsite hosted dinner. (At sponsor cost)

  • - Logo on all printed and digital materials. Staff badges at no charge (max 5)
    - Opportunity to address the general session, company introduction, on stage (10min)
    - Opportunity to provide off-site hosted dinner. (At sponsor cost)

  • - Logo on all printed and digital materials. Staff Badges at no charge (max 4)
    - Opportunity to address the attendees opening reception, no slides (5min)

  • - Logo on all printed and digital materials. Staff Badges at no charge (max 4)
    - Opportunity to address the attendees general session, no slides (5min)

  • - Logo on all printed and digital materials. Staff badges at no charge (2 additional badges after exhibit complimentary 2)

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Please select all training sessions you plan on attending. Technical Training classes are limited to Users Group Members and Indirect Partners.

Technical Training Classes

  • Grounding and Surge Suppression

    Grounding and Surge Suppression

    Monday 2:00 pm-5:30 pm

    Trainer: Patsy Cannon, L3Harris Scientist, Software Engineering

    Description:
    This half-day course is a high-level overview of the latest version of the L3Harris grounding and surge suppression
    guidelines. Topics include: lightning basics; site design to minimize susceptibility to lightning damage; site design
    considerations to reduce copper theft; exterior radio tower site grounding; interior single point grounding; AC and
    DC power system grounding; surge suppression types and proper location for maximum effectiveness; brief
    overview of ground system testing; and site grounding preventive maintenance and inspection.

    Target Audience:
    This course is for system and site owners, systems engineers/technicians, radio site installers and maintenance personnel.

  • Device Management

    Device Management

    Thursday, 8:30 pm-5:30 pm

    Trainer: Tanya Wilcox & Andrew Haney, L3Harris Technical Trainers

    Description:
    This abbreviated course introduces administrators & technicians to fundamental networking concepts for maintaining the VIDA Core and virtual machine infrastructure. The training will be broken down into two sessions: the morning session will be geared towards entry level staff and cover the following topics:
    - P25 Standard Configuration Network Review
    - VIDA Application Server (VAS) and VM power management tasks
    - NSC power up/down procedures
    - VAS Access via remote iDRAC connection
    - Security Update Management Service (SUMS)

    The afternoon session will target advanced level staff and will include the following topics:
    - Failing over to the backup NSC and reverting back to the primary NSC
    - Review various types of backup strategies
    - Network Troubleshooting Utilizing Device Manager & Ansible

  • Radio Programming with RPM 2

    Radio Programming with RPM 2

    This a 2-day (Thu/Fri 8:30am-4:30pm) hands-on workshop

    Trainer: Robert Canody, L3Harris Technical Trainer

    Description:
    This training will focus on how to create a radio personality for XL model radios. We will discuss the required sets needed to create P25 Trunked, P25 Conventional and BeOn® radio systems in Radio Personality Manager II. We will also explore the different options that are available in programming to include Voice Annunciation, User Profiles and LTE network configurations to ensure you and your users get the most out your investment.

    Key Takeaways:
    - Describe the basic process for creating a new P25 trunked radio personality in RPM2.
    - Identify which sets are required to create P25 Trunked and P25 Conventional radio systems, and which sets are optional.
    - Recognize the different options that are programmable for XL model radios.
    - Configure an XL radio to communicate on FirstNet or a commercial LTE network using BeOn.
    - Describe the process to add Voice Annunciation and User Profiles to a radio personality

Please Note:

Both credit card and check payments are accepted. If mailing in check payment please select the check option below in Payment Methods.

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L3Harris International Wireless Users Group

c/o 2022 Symposium Payment

4028 Blythswood Court

Mobile, AL 36693

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