Real-Time Validation
Three levels of checking — syntax, semantic, and domain — run as you type. Catch invalid NPG assignments, duplicate track numbers, TSDF budget overruns, and unknown J-series messages instantly.
A purpose-built editor for Link 16 and Link 22 network configurations. Real-time validation against MIL-STD-6016 and STANAG 5522. No install, no server, no classified data risk.
Open the Editor → Learn more ↓-- Link 16 Network Design network "ALPHA" { link: Link16 classification: SECRET terminal "AWACS-1" { track_number: 01400 platform_type: E3A role: NetControlStation subscribes: [NPG_A, NPG_9] transmits: [NPG_A, NPG_9] } messages { J3/2 { enabled: true, npg: NPG_9 } } }
Everything you need to design, validate, and review tactical data link configurations — in one tool.
Three levels of checking — syntax, semantic, and domain — run as you type. Catch invalid NPG assignments, duplicate track numbers, TSDF budget overruns, and unknown J-series messages instantly.
A clean, readable language that mirrors the TDL domain model. No XML, no binary formats — just structured text that humans can read, review, and version-control.
Context-aware suggestions for NPGs, J-messages, platform types, roles, and classification levels. Hover any keyword for spec references back to MIL-STD-6016 or STANAG 5522.
Everything runs in your browser. No data leaves your machine. No server, no account, no telemetry. Deploy it on an air-gapped network if you need to.
Navigate complex multi-network configurations with the sidebar outline. Click any network, terminal, net, or subnetwork to jump straight to it in the editor.
Every validation error links to the relevant section of MIL-STD-6016 or STANAG 5522. Know exactly why a configuration is invalid and what the standard requires.
Full support for the two primary NATO tactical data link standards used across allied forces.
From the classroom to the operations centre, TDL Config Editor makes configuration accessible.
Teach TDL concepts with an interactive editor that gives immediate feedback. Students see validation errors in real time as they learn the standards.
Draft network designs before committing to formal planning tools. Validate NPG allocations, TSDF budgets, and message assignments early in the process.
Use a readable, text-based format to review configurations. Diff changes in version control. Catch errors that slip through manual review.
Build and validate configurations for joint exercises. Export-ready designs with spec-compliant structure for Link 16 and Link 22 networks.
No sign-up required. No install. Just open the editor and start building.
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