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KONGSBERG DEFENCE COMMUNICATIONS - TACTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Kongsberg Defence Communications AS (KDC) has more than 30 years' experience in developing and producing tactical communication systems. KDC ranks among the world leaders in the area of communication systems for military use. The tactical communication system EriTac, and/or the state-of-the-art multi-role radio system MRR, provide communication for high-speed data and voice in a tactical environment. EriTac and MRR are supplied to army and air defence programmes in more than 20 countries in Europe, America, Middle and Far East, including several NATO countries. (See Press Releases below as well as our website, kdefence.com).
The Kongsberg Group (KOG) is a major defence supplier to Norwegian and NATO Defence Forces. KOG has over 4,000 employees in 20 countries. The main product areas are anti-ship cruise missiles, command and control systems, naval combat and anti-mine systems, air defence systems, simulation and training systems and tactical communications systems. For strategic reasons, the Norwegian State owns 50.1% of KOG.
ERITAC - TACTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
EriTac is a tactical digital communication system that exceeds EUROCOM D/1 and TACOM POST2000 interoperability recommendations and provides seamless integration with a variety of military and public networks and has an extended support for both mobile and semi static user communities.
EriTac offers:
Fast deployment, low manpower requirements and inherent high tactical survivability
Advanced electronic warfare protection provided by encrypted and frequency hopping multi channel radio links with very reliable synchronization
Interconnections and gateways to a variety of digital and analogue networks including IP and ISDN networks
High-speed line interfaces and services supporting a wide range of tactical and commercial subscriber equipment for data transfer, video conferencing, telephony, radio systems and faxes
Scalable and flexible network solutions with advanced online network management
Built-in protection against transmission bit errors
EriTac offers flexible tactical communication for:
Tactical area networks
Air defence
Command Posts
C4I
MRR - MULTI ROLE RADIO
MRR is a new generation of VHF radio systems for the digitised battlefield. MRR is a complete family of hand-held, portable PRC, vehicular VRC and base VRC configurations. MRR is so far selected by two NATO countries. The multi-role radio supports both data and voice communication and is designed to work with a variety of applications, including CNR, SCRA and air defence. It has very high ECCM capability, with both direct sequence spread spectrum and frequency hopping. It offers very long range, multi-path handling, tactical SMS, automatic frequency selection and integrated service encryption.
FIELD EXCHANGE - CPX250
CPX250 is a field exchange combining compact size with high switching capacity and high adaptability to a variety of applications, equally suitable for subscriber access and trunk switching. It has two multi-channel ports with EUROCOM 'A' electrical interfaces. In addition these ports will have the following gateways: EUROCOM and STANAG 4206. 15 subscriber line access (analogue or digital), each has a capability for up to 256kB/s data rate. ISDN access is available through ISDN BRI. CPX250 complies with military specifications for tactical environment.
ATM SWITCH - ATX300
The ATX300 is an ATM switch with a built-in router. It is a highly featured integrated access device supporting a wide range of functional interfaces for connection of customer voice and data equipment It caters for multiple service classes – and ATM virtual circuits are prioritized based on the QoS parameters associated with each service class. The ATX300 offers fully integrated data handling for routed IP and transparent LAN services.
MULTI LINE TERMINAL - MLT200
MLT200 is a family of multiline terminals that provide simultaneous access to radio nets and other subscribers through dedicated line keys configurable from CPX200. MLT200 also supports split-headset operation of individual functions.
RADIO RELAY - RL404
RL404 is a family of radio relays in Band II and Band III with adaptive output power and adaptive frequency hopping. Transmission capacity is 256kbit/s to 8Mbit/s and the typical tactical range is 10km to 60km.
BULK ENCRYPTION EQUIPMENT - CD510
CD510 is a modular multi-channel, five-port crypto with programable interface and independent traffic beys on each port module. CD510 also have an easy-to-use key management system. It adapts automatically to data rates up to 8Mbit/s. Top level security!
DIGITAL ACCESS POINT - DAP200
DAP200 is a family of digital telephones that can interface remotely and control a multitude of digital and analogue terminal equipment, including combat net radios.
MANAGEMENT STATION - MS200
MS200 is a special application PC software for remote supervision and control of all CPX and RL in a network.
OTHER PRODUCTS
Border surveillance system
ComBatt tactical battlemanagment (C4I)
Mobile command post
Tactical WLAN
Field telephone (TP200
A schematic diagram illustrating the tactical communication system, EriTac. Encrypted and frequency hopping multichannel radio links enhance electronic warfare protection.
MRR Multi Role Radio is a new generation of VHF radio systems (PRC, VRC and GRC) for the digitised battlefield. It offers very long-range, multi-path handling, automatic frequency selection and integrated service encryption.
CPX200 is an autonomous, high-capacity, digital, combined trunk and access switch. Analogue or digital terminal equipment can be connected over a two-, four- or six-wire interface
Radio Relay - RL400 is a family of radio relays with adaptive output power and adaptive frequency hopping. Transmission capacity is 256kbit/s to 8Mbit/s, and the typical tactical range is 10km to 60km.
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Should u ever heard sg, on what kind of different aerias was or is /// active, pls pm me. Tia
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Posted: 2004-03-20 19:35:38
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As usually i would like 2 thx all of u 1 more time 4 ur comments and pix posted here. Looking 4ward 4 more kindly help, hints, reports and personal experiences from ur side ;-)
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Posted: 2004-03-21 13:20:14
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This is my very first phone. A custom built Ericsson GF968.
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Posted: 2004-03-21 18:51:45
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A real oldie ;-) what does gf and gh mean actually? Didnt find any info about it yet :-(
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Posted: 2004-03-22 09:35:38
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Yeah it's a real oldie alright.
I can't even get it on anymore. (I guess the battery is totally drained eventhough I loaded it two months ago) This used to be a blue 768 (with some letters in front of it, GF I guess
) but I bought this sliding front in some crazy store. So GF968 is just the imagination of the one who made these fronts. Nice thread btw Boba.
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Thx. wish 2 have more pix of house made and non original covers, faceplates etc. however, i am 4 d original in any case, even its an apart of d history.
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Posted: 2004-03-22 18:41:37
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My first phone was an /// GF788e. But I'm in love with the T39m, I'm considering selling my T610 to buy one
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Posted: 2004-03-23 21:04:22
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Thx for your comment! I sold my former 610 to buy the r380.
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Posted: 2004-03-24 14:13:35
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i only had sony ericssons but i did use ericsson phones as replacements for all my broken nokia's
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Posted: 2004-03-24 14:20:20
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