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screamin72
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I know OKCPD has cruisers with laptops in them and they communicate to some database. I have a curious mind in this area. Anyone ever decode those or are they the 'E' word?
1995 called. They want their interface back.The Motorola MW520/800/810/900 series computers have two PCMCIA slots and also capability for cellular boards inside their CPU's.
Actually not.. of those the 520 is the only one I have seen not being used as of late. CF29,30 and 31's also support that.1995 called. They want their interface back.
Nah...anyone with enough know how, money, and time can crack anything. Look at your friendly neighborhood NSA.Interesting read. Thanks all for sharing and answering my question. What I learned out of this is in a nutshell No can do!!![]()
Cellular encryption then a layer of net motion or whatever VPN encyption...yea it's not going to happen.
Mmmk what? Do you know how to break multiple layers of encryption?Mmmk.
I assume that would have to be heavily encrypted wouldn't it, to adhere to NCIC and other regulations?Many use dedicated data channels/systems. Ohio's statewide system (MARCS) has dedicated data. It has nothing to do with any cell system. I'd guess tha many larger systems are the same, cheaper to run your own than pay cell service.
Not certain but I believe agencies can use MARC's data or voice and do not need both.