Encrypted Systems in Ontario

[papa_p]

Make a list that departments can strive to get on. Sometimes it's best to keep silent.

 

[Forts]

In the case of the Bracebridge Fire and Roads department they went NXDN ENC last year. When I listen to their two repeater sites the audio has the old Donald duck sound you can almost make out what their saying.
In the old analog days when they used inversion we just turned the BFO up and you would be able to clear up the audio. Would this Donald Duck sound indicate some type of simple inversion? Now I do realize digital is a whole new ball game just some nostalgia kicking in.

See post #6.

 

[jkraemer]

By Oxford police I presume you mean Woodstock... And they are already on the list.

Guelph with ADP? Is that on their new system? Cuz ADP no worky on Fleetnet.

London Police can be updated to P25 AES, and Aylmer Police can be added (MotoTRBO Enhanced Privacy).

Guelph is still migrating from the Fleetnet to their new 770 p25p2 system. Yes the new system uses ADP. Both the old and new systems are fully encrypted for Guelph Police Services and Guelph Fire Services.

 

[Forts]

Good to know, thanks! I did some logging on that system about 2 weeks ago and there was zero activity.

 

[highstupid]

Guelph actually uses DES-OFB according to DSD


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[Forts]

On Fleetnet they do, yes.

 

[slicerwizard]

Guelph is still migrating from the Fleetnet to their new 770 p25p2 system. Yes the new system uses ADP. Both the old and new systems are fully encrypted for Guelph Police Services and Guelph Fire Services.

Doesn't look like ADP.