DIMETRA KEY VARIABLE LOADER (KVL 4000)

Features

SLEEK, RUGGED, AND LIGHTWEIGHT 

• Built off of the MCC55 bringing rugged functionality to encryption key fill and management

 

• Built to withstand everyday programming use in local authority, commercially sensitive, government and public safety environments.

 

• 473 grams with 2400mAH battery

 

• Exceeds MIL-STD specification 

 

• Ingress protection of IP54

 

SIMPLIFED USER INTERFACE


• Large 8.89 cm (640 x 480 mm) liquid crystal display (LCD) with day and night modes ensuring stress-free viewing

 

• Multi-level backlighting enables you to be in control of the brightness of the LCD screen

 

• Touch screen interface with simplified navigation enables you to quickly and easily access the right information with minimal errors 

 

ENCRYPTION KEY MANAGEMENT

• Create, store and transfer encryption keys and algorithms to TETRA enabled two-way radios and secure infrastructure components 

 

• Supports manual entry of E2EE keys 

 

• Allows for manual configuration of cryptogroups and associations

 

• Supports key sharing among different KVLs and Motorola Solutions' Key Management Facility

 

• Maintains a record of the most recent 250 key load operations 

ENHANCED SECURITY  

• FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Hardware Security Module (HSM) provides tamper-evident protection of encryption keys ensuring the highest level of security for your voice and data communications

 

• User timeout automatically logs out the user after a specified period of inactivity

 

• User and administrator authentication allows users and admin to perform and restrict firmware upgrades, changes, and key management

 

• Optional Enhanced Security – adds password protection of the operating system and prevents use of unsigned applications and limits wireless communication

 

DEAD BATTERY OPERATION

• Ability to operate the KVL including key management and key downloading while the device is charging

 

KEY MANAGEMENT FACILITY (KMF) SUPPORT

• With store and forward capability the encryption keys are downloaded from the KMF, stored in the KVL and are physically delivered to the end units