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CONSULT WITH

LOCAL

SECURITY

AUTHORITY

FOR

SECURITY PROCEDURES

APPLICABLE

TO THE

CONTROL

AND

USE

THE

STU

1/1/SECTEL 1000.

SECTEL

1000

(Type

and

SECTEL

2000

(Type II)

68·P25439JOO

1 SEPTEMBER

1987

Contents

Chapter 1 General Information

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

................

1-1

How

Use This Manual.

........................

1-1

Purpose

Equipment

...........................

1-2

Feature Highlights

..............................

1-3

Technical Specifications

.........................

1-4

Chapter 2 Controls and Indicators

Introduction

...................................

2-1

Keypad

.......................................

2-1

Memory

Dial Keys

..............................

2-2

Function Keys

.................................

2-2

Message Display

...............................

2-4

Fill Key

.......................................

2-7

Crypto

Ignition Key (CIK)

.........................

2-7

Chapter 3 Installation

Unpacking

....................................

Location Requirements

..........................

3-2

Setup and Programming

.........................

3-3

Memory

Dial Keys

.............................

3-11

Data Terminal Connections

......................

3-14

Chapter 4 Security Considerations and Procedures

Overview

.....................................

Classification Level

.............................

4-1

Lost

Stolen CIK

..............................

4-3

Lost

Stolen STU

lll/SECTEL

...................

4-4

Crypto

Fill Procedure

............................

4-4

Chapter 4 Security Considerations and Procedures

(cont)

Checking

Crypto

Status

..........................

4-9

Adding

CIKs

..................................

4·

Zeroizing CIKs

................................

4-13

Zeroizing STU 111/SECTEL.

......................

4-15

Chapter 5 Voice

Communication

Placing Clear

Mode

Calls

.........................

5-1

Receiving Clear Mode Calls

.......................

5·2

Converting Clear

Mode

Calls

Secure

Mode

........

5-2

Receiving

Auto

Secure Calls

......................

5-6

Reading/Clearing a CIM

..........................

5-8

Chapter 6 Data

Communication

(Secure

Mode

Only)

Overview

.....................................

6-1

Setting Data

Communication

Protocols

.............

6-1

Sending/Receiving A Data File

....................

6-4

Off-Hook Data Protocol Changes

..................

6-6

Chapter 7 Care and Cleaning

Exercise Care

..................................

7·

Keep Surface Clear

.............................

7-1

Avoid

Sudden

Impact

...........................

7-1

Avoid Pulling Cords

.............................

7-1

Avoid Excessive Heat

...........................

7-2

Avoid

Liquids

..................................

7-2

Chapter 8 Troubleshooting

Hardware

Malfunctions

..........................

8·1

Modem

Diagnostics

.............................

8-2

Display

Error

Messages

..........................

8·3

Chapter 9 Models and Accessories

Introduction

...................................

9-1

Types

Terminals

.............................

9-1

Type

I Models

..................................

9-1

Type

Models

........

........................

9-1

Single Line Two-Wire Model

......................

9-2

Multiline Model.

................................

9-3

Foreign Four-Wire

AUTO

VON Model w

/HEMP

.......

9-4

Four-Wire

AUTO

VON Model w

/HEMP

..............

9-5

Foreign Two-Wire Model

.........................

9-6

Wall

Mounting

Bracket Assembly

..................

9-6

Descriptions

Models and Accessories

.............

9-9

Ordering Information

...........................

9-11

Appendices

Appendix A Display Messages

Status Messages

.............................

A-1

Prompt

Messages

.............................

A-4

Combined Status-Prompt Messages

..............

A-7

Appendix

B FCC Registration and Compliance

......

B-1

Appendix C

Direct Sale Contract Warranty Agreement

.........

C·

Government Contract Warranty Agreement

.......

C-2

Additional Government Contract Warranty

Information

................................

C-3

Service Assistance

............................

C-4

Appendix D Index

.............................

D-1

•Chapter 1

General Information

The

Motorola STU

111/SECTEL

combines clear/secure voice and

secure data

communication

functions

into

one easy-to-use

telephone. This manual shows

how

install, use, and troubleshoot

the telephone. It also discusses the necessary security measures

communicate

voice and data in secure mode.

This

manual is divided

into

nine

key

chapters. Each chapter

separated

tabs,

with

primary

headings printed in color.

Every

chapter stands alone, so

you

may

skip

from

one chapter

another

find the

information

you need.

This chapter provides general

information

on the STU

111/SECTEL,

overviews the

equipment's

purpose and features, and lists the

relevant technical specifications.

Chapter 2, Controls and Indicators, discusses the location and use

the keypad,

memory

dial keys, message display and

Crypto

Ignition Keys (CIKs).

For

quick

overview

the STU

111/SECTEL,

turn

Chapter 2.

Chapter 3, Installation, explains

how

unpack

the system, where

locate it, and

how

perform

the necessary setup and

programming

steps

prepare the system

for

operation.

After

performing

the steps outlined in Chapter 3, the STU

111/SECTEL

will operate

normal

telephone,

but

requires a

crypto

fill

able

transmit

receive secure voice

data.

Chapter 4, Security Considerations and Procedures, provides the

crypto

fill procedure and discusses

checking

crypto

status,

zeroizing the CIKs, and zeroizing the STU

111/SECTEL

unit

itself.

Chapter 4 also provides an overview

the operation

the

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STU 111/SECTEL as a secure device.

explains

classification levels

the

unit

and its display.

your

system

is already set up, filled

with

operational

key,

and

you

wish

make

a call,

turn

Chapter

5, Voice

Communication,

Chapter

6, Data

Communication

(Secure

Mode

Only). These

two

chapters

show

how

send

receive

voice

calls in

either

clear

secure modes,

how

set

protocols

for

data

communication,

and

how

send

receive a data file in

the

secure

mode

only.

Chapter

7 covers

equipment

Care and Cleaning.

Chapter

Troubleshooting,

explains

how

isolate faults

with

the

system

and

provides

a list

error

display

messages; and

Chapter

discusses the

Models

and Accessories available

for

the

STU

Ill/

SECTEL

system.

Most

the

instructions

in this

manual

apply

both

the

STU

Ill/

SECTEL

1000 and

STU

111/SECTEL 2000.

Any

differences

that

exist

are

individually

addressed.

Ninety

percent

our

commercial

and

military

communications

are

transmitted

(at least in part) via

microwave

satellite

87-3455

Figure l

·I.

STU 111/SECTEL Terminal

repeaters.

Both

these methods are susceptible

interception

rival businesses

governments. The STU

111/SECTEL

(Figure

1-1)

provides the high level encryption necessary

protect

our

nation's

military

and industrial secrets.

• Small Size. No larger than a standard office telephone, the STU

111/SECTEL

fits easily on any desk.

• No noisy blowers

fans.

efficient external power converter

assures

that

the STU

111/SECTEL

will be a welcome addition

any office environment.

• Retention

emergency communications. If power

interrupted

for

any reason, the STU

111/SECTEL

will function

a plain old telephone (POT)

provide reliable communications

in an emergency situation.

• Field upgradeability. Motorola is continually developing

enhancements

ensure

that

the STU

111/SECTEL

maintains its

state-of-the-art position among secure communications systems.

• Ease

programming.

With

many

user-definable parameters,

the STU

111/SECTEL

can be tailored to

your

individual

requirements.

• Ease

use.

The

adjustable message display shows the status

all STU

111/SECTEL

modes and functions.

• Dialing flexibility.

The

STU

111/SECTEL

compatible with both

tone and pulse dialing systems.

• Adjustable handset speaker and ringer.

The

handset speaker

and ringer volume can be set

meet your individual needs.

• Standard telephone with speed-dialing capability.

• No batteries to replace.

addition

the features listed above, the STU

111/SECTEL

(Bell

1A2) Model offers multiline operation, an intercom function, a

HOLD feature, and

LED

indicators for these additional functions.

Motorola also offers a STU

111/SECTEL

which

directly

compatible with the

AUTOVON

telephone network.

1-3

-t

:z:

.,,

:!l

-t

1-4

Multiline

(Bell

IA2)

Figure l

·2.

The STU 111/SECTEL

Family

AUTO

VON

87-3457

There are

two

levels

security offered with the STU

111/SECTEL

family. The STU

111/SECTEL

1000 terminal

a U.S.

Government -approved device designed

for

protection

"sensitive"

classified information. The STU

111/SECTEL

2000

terminal

U.S. Government·approved for unclassified

but

"sensitive" communications, providing the highest level

security commerically available. Figure l

·2

shows the STU

Ill/

SECTEL family. Refer

Chapter

Models and Accessories, for

more information on the available models.

Phone Line Interface

Phone line connection is made by an industry standard RJ

modular phone jack.

optional RJ45S connection

also

available.

Modem Specifications

Bit rate

.......................

2400 bps

with

echo

cancelling

Input level

....................

0 to -43

dBm

Output

level

...................

-12

dBm

(adjustable)

Connector

compatibility

..........

RS·449, RS-232C (wj

adapter)

Data transmission

..............

.300, 1200, 2400 bps

asynchronous

2400 bps synchronous

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