Subscriber Equipment:
The OKWIN Network currently supports subscriber equipment manufactured by Motorola and EF Johnson.
Equipment Approved for Operation on OKWIN:
Motorola
Portable Radios:
XTS 1500
XTS 2500
XTS 5000
APX 7000
Mobile Radios:
XTL 1500
XTL 2500
XTL 5000
APX 7500
EF Johnson
Portable Radios:
5100 ES
51SL ES
Mobile Radios:
5300 ES
53SL ES
Certification of Future Subscriber Units:
OKWIN will certify additional subscriber units on a case by case basis. All subscriber units must be in compliance with the following minimum standards to be considered for OKWIN acceptance testing, certification and use on the OKWIN Network:
- The radio must the ability to secure trunking system settings with the use of an expiring hardware based system key.
- The radio must pass the standardized CAP testing for P25 compliance.
- The radio must have P25 trunking operation enabled.
- The radios must use the AMBE+2 vocoder for digital voice transmissions.
Equipment Disallowed for Operation on OKWIN:
The OKWIN Network is migrating from a Mixed-Mode network, capable of operating in both "analog" and "digital", to a Project 25 ("P25") compliant digital network. OKWIN will not allow radios included on the list below to be added that are not already operating on the system. Existing "analog" subscriber equipment will be disabled from operating on the OKWIN network as it is replaced with a P25 compliant subscriber unit. OKWIN will not enable an existing analog subscriber that has been acquired by a new entity.
Motorola
Portable Radios:
GTX Portable
LTS 2000
MTS 2000
MTX 8000
MTX 820
STX
XTS 3000
Mobile Radios:
9000
Astro Spectra
GTX Mobile
LCS 2000
Maxtrac
MCS 2000
Spectra
Spectra Astro
Spectra Secure