Krypto1000 Update: Now Compatible with Windows 10, Mac Operating Systems

DENVER - Dec. 10, 2015 - PRLog -- COMINT Consulting has just released a new update for Krypto1000, one of the most sophisticated collection, analysis, decoding and classification software suites.

Krypto1000 has always had an ambitious development program, and now is opening more plug-and-play access to radios, computer systems and collection systems on the market.

Windows 10 can now run Krypto1000, allowing individual computers and networks to access the range of advanced SIGINT tools on board.

Krypto1000 is also compatible with Mac operating systems using VM support. VMWare, VirtualBox, VirtualPC, Vagrant and HyperV software can now run Krypto500 software in any Linux, Java, Unix or MacOS environment.

Also included in the latest Krypto1000 update:

File Player Updates

·      The file player can now load RAW files into 32-bit float format,  and 64-bit double floating point files.

·      The file player can also play back baseband WAVs and RAW files. Custom center input and inversion are supported.

Digital Mobile Radio Support (DMR and dPMR)

·      dPMR (aka dPMR446) and DMR Tiers I and II

·      Mode 1 (Peer-to-Peer), Mode 2 (Repeater) and Mode 3 (Linked Repeater) of  DMR Tier I

·      Both Voice and Data modes of DMR Tier-II

Midas Blue

Another feature of the recent update is Midas Blue protocol support. This protocol specification is built on the NeXtMidas standard and used by various U.S. governmental agencies.

Equipment Support Added

·     Epiq Solutions' Quadratiq and Maveriq SDRs are now compatible with Krypto1000. The Quadratiq is a 4-channel SDR and the Maveriq can be used as a transceiver for Active SIGINT or EA (Electronic Attack) operations.

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