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Authorized Subscriber Units

Subscriber Units must be in compliance with the following minimum standards to be authorized for use on OKWIN:

  1. The radio must have the ability to secure trunking system settings with the use of an expiring hardware based system key.
  2. The radio must pass the standardized CAP testing for P25 compliance on an Astro 25 System.
  3. The radio must have P25 trunking operation enabled.
  4. The radios must use the AMBE+2 vocoder for digital voice transmissions.

Additional vendor requirements include providing OKWIN Sponsors with the following:

  1. An expiring hardware based system key.
  2. Programming cables.
  3. Latest version of programming software.
  4. Initial training for programming Subscriber Units.

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 analog-only radios 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.

P25 CAP Testing

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) partnered with the Department of Commerce Public Safety Communications Research program to establish the Project 25 Compliance Assessment Program (P25 CAP) to ensure equipment can work together regardless of supplier. The P25 CAP is a voluntary program that allows suppliers to formally demonstrate their products’ compliance to P25 standards. Compliance testing is a formal, independent process that concludes with official summary test reports and suppliers’ declaration of compliance documents.

More Information can be found on the First Responder website: here

Manufacturer Model Declaration1 Limitations2,3
EF Johnson Technologies 5100 ES Portable April 4, 2015  
51SL ES Portable July 11, 2011  
5300 ES Mobile April 4, 2015  
53SL ES Mobile July 11, 2011  
Viking VM 600 Mobile March 27, 2015  
Viking VP 600 Portable July 3, 2014  
Viking VP 900 Portable July 3, 2014  
TK-5930 Mobile November 30, 2015  
TK-5430 Portable August 28, 2015  
Harris Corporation P5400 Portable April 4, 2015 P25 Only2, 800 Only3
P7100 Portable April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
P7300 Portable April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
Unity XG-100P Portable April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
Unity XL-200P Portable September 11, 2015 P25 Only2
Unity XM-100F Mobile April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
Motorola Solutions APX 4000 Portable April 9, 2015  
APX 4500 Mobile April 9, 2015  
APX 6000 Portable April 4, 2015  
APX 6000XE Portable April 4, 2015  
APX 6500 Mobile April 4, 2015  
APX 7000 Portable April 4, 2015  
APX 7000XE Portable April 4, 2015  
APX 7500 Mobile April 4, 2015  
APX 8000 Portable September 11, 2015  
XTL 1500 Mobile April 4, 2015  
XTL 2500 Mobile April 4, 2015  
XTL 5000 Consolette April 4, 2015  
XTL 5000 Mobile April 4, 2015  
XTS 1500 Portable April 4, 2015  
XTS 2500 Portable April 4, 2015  
XTS 5000 Portable April 4, 2015  
APX 1000 Portable September 16, 2015  
RELM Wireless Corporation KNG-B800 Base Station April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
KNG-M800 Mobile April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
KNG-P800 Portable April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
Tait Communications TM9100 Mobile April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
TP9100 Portable April 4, 2015 P25 Only2
TM9400 Mobile October 15, 2015 P25 Only2
TP9400 Portable September 11, 2015 P25 Only2
Technisonic Industries TDFM 6000 Airborne April 4, 2015  
TDFM 7000 Airborne April 4, 2015  

1Supplier Declaration of Compliance - This product has been tested at a P25 Compliance Assessment Program recognized laboratory and has been cleared by the manufacturer for use on an Astro 25 System as of the listed date.

2P25 Only - This product will only function on a P25 compliant site; roaming to a non-P25 compliant site will cause this product to stop functioning.

3800 Only - This product only operates on the 800MHz frequency band and will not function on any sites that utilize the 700MHz frequency band.

Last Modified on Jan 08, 2025
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