[TrunkCom] while we are on the subject of encryption

[Jeff Kenyon]

If you are at APCO-25 9600 you already are 100% digital.  This sounds like
something Michigan will get if we haven't laready done so.  We are at 6.5
and have several cities and counties in their own zones.  I was most
surprised to see Detroit on the MPSCS because no matter what kind of
system they go to they'll need a lot of channels.





On Sun, 12 Nov 2006, JETorres wrote:

> On 11/11/06, Jeff Kenyon <at649 at tcnet.org> wrote:
> > I think that is above what we have on MPSCS here.  What does 7.1 offer?
>
>
> Here's some general info about what the 7.x upgrade will offer for the
> ALMR system:
>
> The 7.X Upgrade will:
> • extend the ALMR equipment lifecycle by four
> years
> • allow the Municipality of Anchorage to join the
> System in its own zone at 700MHZ
> • provide improved security
> • turn the System into pure digital technology
> • meet the infrastructure, equipment and
> interoperability standards set by APCO
>
>
> This is from one of the newsletter from the State. Some of these items
> are so ambigous that don't make much sense, like "turn the system into
> pure digital" which I thought being a 9600bps system it already was.
>
> I REALLY would like to find more technical info about what the
> versions 6.5 and up offer.
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