Validation Process

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal (ANDVT) Family

RAILMAN (U-AXM)

Secure Telephone Unit-Third Generation (STU-III) / Secure Terminal Equipment (STE)

KIV-14

DESCRIPTION/FUNCTION

The KIV-14 is a Collateral Message Organization System (CMOS) Large Scale Integrated Circuit (LSIC) device that provides encryption of digitized voice and low-speed data signals for securing classified or sensitive information. The module can accommodate high error rate environments and supports a wide range of commonly used voice coding schemes such as Continuously Variable Slope Delta (CVSD), Linear Predictive Coding (LPC), RELP, and Pulse Code Modulation (PCM). The KIV-14 provides half-duplex encryption/decryption and is cryptographically compatible with the following COMSEC equipment: KY-57/58, KYV-2A/B, KYV-5, KY-99/99A, KG-84, Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS), Secure Telephone Unit Third Generation (STU-III), RAILMAN, and the Windster COMSEC Module. The KIV-14 is a 68-pin, J-leaded package designed for embeddment within low-speed digital telephone modems, mobile telephones, paging equipment, and hand-held portable radios. Modes of operation, from which the host equipment developer can select, include clock and data recovery, out-of-sync detection, initial synchronization error correction, and resynchronization. The KIV-14 is an UNCLASSIFIED controlled cryptographic item (CCI) approved by the Government to secure communications up to the TOP SECRET level.

CHARACTERISTICS

National Security Agency (NSA) has determined that this product does not process, store or utilize a date in its operations. Therefore, the year 2000 problem does not affect this product; NSA memo of 12 Jun 98 applies.

Physical Characteristics

Height:	Width:	Depth:	Weight:
.95 in	.95 in	.25 in	Not Applicable

Throughput:   Up to 1 Mbps

Power:   5 volts supply; 4 mW @ 16 Kbps; 21 uW @ Standby

Environment:   Designed and analyzed to operate over the full military temperature range.

MTBF:   @25° C - 1,000,000 hours; @ 70° C - 550,000 hours

LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT

• Software Support Activity (SSA): National Security Agency (NSA)
• Primary Inventory Control Activity (PICA): Not Applicable
• Depot: Not Applicable
• In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA): SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston
• Material Support Date (MSD): Not Applicable

LIFE CYCLE DOCUMENTATION

• Test and Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP): Not required
• Navy Training Plan (NTP): Not required
• Integrated Logistics Support Plan (ILSP): Not required
• Technical Manuals (TMs): Motorola User’s Manual
• User Logistics Support Summary (ULSS): Not required
• Computer Resources Life Cycle Management Plan (CRLCMP): Not required

POINTS OF CONTACT

SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston Acquisition: Code 752RD

Commercial Telephone (843) 218-4461

Defense Switching Network (DSN) 563-2030 ext. 4461

Navy Information Systems Security (INFOSEC) Technical Assistance Center 1 (800) 304-4636

SPAWARSYSCOM San Diego Secure Voice Manager: PMW 161-3C

Commercial Telephone (619) 524-7333

Defense Switching Network (DSN) 524-7333

ACQUISITION CATEGORY/AUTHORITY:

Not applicable; commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) module.

CONTRACT INFORMATION

• Procuring Agency: SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston
• Manufacturer: Motorola, Inc. Communications Division