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Digital encryption module converts a Motorola into a P25 radio


Model: NDB750-P25S-GP/GM  (also available as a NDB750w-P25 wire-in option)

Nabishi's latest encryption module now supports the XPTO and P25 Standards (OTAR version to follow shortly)

Fitting this board to an existing GP360/380 or GM360/380 converts a standard analogue radio into a P25 compliant radio/Digital radio with additional operations programmable on a global or channel by channel basis.

Utilization of the NDB750-P25S-GP/GM modules provides a smooth, low impact upgrade path for legacy radios and delivers the most cost effective means of achieving a full digital radio roll out combining your existing equipment with the latest digital radio technologies.

The NDB750-P25S-GP/GM modules offer the widest range of upgrade options
available today.

Standards available on NDB750-P25S-GP/GM

  • Nabishi's standard digital encryption in 128 bit or 256 bit versions (AES)

  • Single speech Inversion

  • Double Speech Inversion (XPTO Standard)

  • P25 Standard

  • P25 Encrypted

  • P25 Clear (Analogue)

Nabishi's standard digital encryption in 128 bit or 256 bit versions
Single speech Inversion
(more)
The encoder/decoder has a programmable carrier frequency in order to support all known versions of single speech inversion systems operating with carrier frequencies between 2000Hz and 4000Hz

Double Speech Inversion (XPTO compatibility)
The encoder/decoder provides for 32 different codes as used in the XPTO standard modules
(See XPTO code table below)

P25 Standard
P25 phase one compatibility
Continuous 4 level FM (C4FM) modulation for digital transmissions in according with P25 standard at 4800 baud and 2 bits per symbol, yielding 9600 bits per second total channel throughput.

NAC support
User ID support
P25 clear voice support
IMBE Vocoder

P25 Encrypted
Continuous 4 level FM (C4FM) modulation for digital transmissions in according with P25 standard at 4800 baud and 2 bits per symbol, yielding 9600 bits per second total channel throughput.

NAC support
User ID support
P25 clear voice support
IMBE Vocoder
Combined with the Nabishi 128 bit AES encoder for stronger encryption

P25 Clear (Analogue)
Operation of the P25 signalling but over an analogue (clear voice) channel

The three outstanding features of our Digital Encryption modules!
We have set the standards that others find hard to match.

Our modules perform superbly which is what sets
them apart from the rest!

Sound Quality - This is outstanding in our encryption modules and one of the main reasons why our Digital Encryption modules are so successful. Without good sound quality, most users switch-off the encryption and communicate in an in-secure mode therefore by-passing security and allowing anyone to listen into their over the air conversations.

Performance & reliability - The performance of our Digital Encryption modules is superb. The modules work perfectly and reliably even in the harshest of environments and in all makes of radios.

Synchronisation Speed - One of the main failures of most encrypted radio is the synchronisation speed which if a radio fails to synchronise quickly, will result in broken and un-audible communications. In most cases, if the communicating radios fail to synchronise then not only there a breakdown in communication, but also most users will switch-off the encryption and expose their subsequent communications in clear mode therefore compromising security of their communications.

Compression Techniques - This is the heart of our system and one the main reasons for the success of our Encryption Systems. With over 18 years experience in compression techniques, we have so perfected the art that this creates the superb performance which our Digital Encryption Modules have become famous world-wide.


XPTO Code Table

Key # Split Point
HZ
Low Band
Carrier, Hz
fC1
High Band
Carrier, Hz
fC2
Key# Split Point
Hz
Low Band
Carrier, Hz
fC1
High Band
Carrier, Hz
fC2
0 2800 3105 6172 16 1135 1436 4504
1 2625 2923 6024 17 1050 1351 4424
2 2470 2777 5813 18 976 1278 4347
3 2333 2631 5681 19 913 1213 4310
4 2210 2512 5555 20 857 1157 4273
5 2100 2403 5494 21 792 1094 4166
6 2000 2304 5376 22 736 1037 4132
7 1909 2212 5263 23 688 988 4065
8 1826 2127 5208 24 636 936 4032
9 1750 2049 5102 25 591 891 3968
10 1680 1984 5050 26 552 853 3937
11 1555 1858 4950 27 512 813 3906
12 1448 1748 4807 28 471 772 3846
13 1354 1655 4716 29 428 728 3816
14 1272 1572 4629 30 388 688 3787
15 1200 1501 4587 31 350 650 3731

 

NDB-750t characteristics

Digitized Voice Coder Method

mixed-excitation linear prediction

Gross bit rate  in the channel

2.4 kbps

Encryption algorithm

128 or 256-bit AES
(Advanced Encryption System)

Frequency band

400 to 2400 Hz

Number of digital keys combinations

4.294.967.296

Inversion frequency of analogue keys

2340 to 3840 Hz

Number of user's keys

up to 16

Operating voltage

+5 VDC

Operating current

No more than 40 mA

Operating current in standby mode

No more than 30 mA

Operating temperatures

-30ºC to +60ºC

Dimensions

40 x 34 x 4 mm

Weight

No more than 7g

Programming

with optional OTAR Management System
or Direct programming kit NMP-750


What does it sound like?
Eaves-droppers will only hear "white noise" if they listen to a digital encryption transmission. When listening to analogue encryption they will hear scrambled voice.
Click on Speaker to hear an ANALOGUE encryption audio Click on Speaker to hear an DIGITAL encryption audio

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