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Transcrypt has finally bowed out of the scrambler/encryption business. Cimarron Technologies has not! At Cimarron, we feel all transmissions should be encrypted. Cimarron carries plug-in and wire-in versions of all three Encryption Levels: Programmable Fixed Inversion: Entry Level encryption can be programmed to match the inversion frequency of any other manufacturer's fixed inversion encryption. (VQS-400/QS-4000) HOP PTT Inversion: This level of encryption changes the inversion frequency with every Push-To-Talk. This keeps your inversion point changing and...
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Putting the versatile C25 APCO P25 Decoder to work! The C25 series decoders can be programmed and configured to do much more than just show the Source ID of the transmitting radio. In this case, the Forest Service needed just a little bit more. In order to cross their analog and digital repeaters systems, they needed the Daniels repeater to change channels based on the received NAC code. The C25 can do this because we decode...
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Use the C25 decoder for remote control of garage doors, lights and sounder! The C25 can be assigned a 4-digit HEX ID. This ID is valid for both MDC-1200 and P25 formats. This is perfect for a system that now uses MDC-1200 to page fire stations but will be moving to APCO P25 to page fire stations. The C25 decodes both MDC-1200 and APCO P25 at the same time. Being assigned (programmed) with...
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We have a new format for installtion instructions! Check out the revised Application Note for the very popular Kenwood mobile. Installation instructions can be found HERE. The installtion makes use of two connectors on the mobiles Main Board. The CIM-1200 is wired to the two matching connectors. Wire the connectors and plug it in! We will start adding Application Notes moving forward in eacg product page. For example, you will find the Application Note for...
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Do you use Voice Inversion scrambling or encryption? Many radio manufacturers are now including Fixed Inversion scrambling in their radios… Please consider these posts ~ From internet hobby groups: “Voice inversion is not exactly secure. = < website where inversion ‘kits’ can be bought for $40.00 >. Voice Inversion Descramblers are everywhere and Voice Inversion is not the best. Why manufacturers’ thinks it is so great is beyond me.” “For those interested in Voice inversion descramble. I...
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Use the C25 decoder to convert your incoming P25 ID's to MDC-1200 ID's your system already recognizes ! Changing out the entire console not in the budget? Make the change to P25 gradually with the C25 decoder. The C25 decoder can be ordered with the translate option. With this option, the C25 takes in P25 data and puts out an MDC-1200 data burst that your system already recognizes! Transition at a pace you can afford! Check...
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Our new product catalog is out and available for download and hard copy! Low and High Res PDF versions are available for download. The Low Res versions are about 2.5MB while the High Res versions are about 15MB. You can also request catalogs directly at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Drop me a note, let me know what you think. Look for us at IWCE 2011 Booth 4084 ! Rich Galvan...
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C25 I with Translate Option: P25 to MDC-1200. Simple
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Keeping it simple and affordable; Cimarron Technologies C25 Series Decoders Check out the complete line of C25 decoders: C25 I, C25 II and C25 III. Easy – Standalone – Reliable – Affordable - Simple Cimarron technologies C25 Series Display Decoders
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Consider these real news stories: From the New Mexico Daily Times, “Police seized an Uzi, AK-47 submachine gun, a .357-caliber Magnum, a 9 mm pistol, a scanner and extensive ammunition…” AP reports on Great Falls Montana, “Besides the marijuana, authorities seized a bulletproof vest, a toy pistol that looked like a real gun and a scanner.” From the Alberta Tribune, “charged with two counts of robbery with a firearm, three counts of forcible confinement, disguise with...
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