HEU has issued a new STO that requires the operator to change the ADW for the CM threat. What tab would you use to make this change effective?

HEU has issued a new STO that requires the operator to change the ADW for the CM threat. What tab would you use to make this change effective?

• A. Tab 3 - FIDOC
• B. Tab 1 - FIDOC + Operational Parameters
• C. Tab 2 - IFF/SIF
• D. Tab 4 - S/I Controls

Answer: (B)

The change that the STO requires is an adjustment to how the CM threat is processed—the data word and the engagement logic tied to that threat. That kind of parameter lives in the FIDOC area plus the Operational Parameters section, which is specifically where you configure engagement rules, thresholds, and threat-specific data words. Modifying the ADW for the CM threat here makes the change take effect because you’re updating the operational parameters that govern how the system recognizes and engages that threat. Other tabs handle different domains—identification (IFF/SIF) or sensors and controls (S/I) or just FIDOC data without the operational parameters—so they don’t apply to implementing this STO change. So you would use Tab 1 - FIDOC + Operational Parameters.

The change that the STO requires is an adjustment to how the CM threat is processed—the data word and the engagement logic tied to that threat. That kind of parameter lives in the FIDOC area plus the Operational Parameters section, which is specifically where you configure engagement rules, thresholds, and threat-specific data words. Modifying the ADW for the CM threat here makes the change take effect because you’re updating the operational parameters that govern how the system recognizes and engages that threat. Other tabs handle different domains—identification (IFF/SIF) or sensors and controls (S/I) or just FIDOC data without the operational parameters—so they don’t apply to implementing this STO change. So you would use Tab 1 - FIDOC + Operational Parameters.