Internet-Protocol Interconnectivity for your Voice, Data and Over-the-Air Rekey needs
Christine Wireless, Inc. has designed two products to assist with the Internet-Protocol interconnectivity of your radio systems.
Radio Internet-Protocol Communications Module (RIC-Mz)
The RIC-Mz is a protocol converter that allows conventional Motorola ASTRO™ base stations and related equipment to be interconnected using an Internet-Protocol Network. The RIC-Mz bi-directionally converts Motorola V.24 signals into Digital Fixed Station Interface (TIA Standard 102.BAHA-A) Internet-Protocol signals.
This product was designed for use by State, Local, and Federal first responders, public safety, and law enforcement radio systems users.
Developed by Christine Wireless, Inc. under contract to and licensed by the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate.
The TKMD is a small form factor, low-cost Key Management Facility with the capability to support smaller tactical teams/subscribers, up to 1,500 radios (much more if several TKMDs are IP interconnected). The user-friendly TKMD brings the management of your P25 encryption into one central location or easily portable, making it easier to manage and update the encryption keys used across your organization.
The TKMD is an ideal encryption management tool for networks that are geographically dispersed and/ or have multiple terminals. Each individual TKMD stores data for up to 1,500 subscribers. The TKMD is designed as a distributed Key Management System with the TKMD utilizing either Motorola Astro or TIA DFSI standard Base Stations. TKMDs can exchange encrypted files over an IP network to distribute subscriber radio and/or key material throughout the Key Management System.
