8 FEB 2010, SCIP Asynchronous Interoperability Testing Results

The new SCIP Async capable 90si has been successfully tested by DISA / JITC for the NSA to insure interoperability with STE’s OMNI’s and all the other Secure Faxes that are already in use throughout the US Government. JITC has posted this information on their web site, here.

Please note that this certification applies to any Secure Fax system based upon the 90si including our Secure Fax Systems’ Model numbers 690, 390.

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The below information is no longer current.

It it posted here for historical reference only.

The following web pages were generated by DISA/JITC in Fort Huachuca, AZ.
They appear in composite here without contextual modifications.

 

DISA, JITC NETWORKS, TRANSMISSIONS, AND INTEGRATION DIVISION

Secure Digital Facsimile
Register of Tested Products

The Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) at Fort Huachuca, AZ, has developed a program to conduct standards conformance testing of secure digital facsimiles, secure digital facsimile PCMCIA cards, and facsimile controllers.  This testing determines their level of compliance to the Type I requirements of MIL-STD-188-161 and NATO STANAG 5000.  Testing is also being conducted at JITC to certify interoperability of each secure digital facsimile device with other vendors’ secure facsimile equipment while operating through various combinations of STU-IIIs and other security equipment.

MIL-STD-188-161D. Meets all requirements and following options: Multi page operation EOT Signal NATO STANAG 5000 Does not operate in any uncompressed mode or at 16 kbps, but meets all other requirements. REMARKS: Certified 18 Jan 99 (certification letter) with PROM Version 1.7 installed. Certified with Lanier Faxwriter 2115 and Okidata 1000 Group 3 (G3) Facsimiles. Interface circuits are not IAW MIL-STD-188-114, but are IAW EIA/TIA-232. GFS Sales POC: Andrew Chambers, Phone: (804) 796-1900, Fax: (804) 796-1116, E-mail:chambersa@gwfs.com

GTE Easy-Fax 90si Facsimile Controller

MIL-STD-188-161D. Meets all requirements and following options: Multi page operation EOT Signal NATO STANAG 5000 Does not operate in any uncompressed mode or at 16 kbps, but meets all other requirements. REMARKS: Certified 22 MAY 95 with PROM Version M1.4/T1.4.1 installed, Certified with Lanier Faxwriter 2115 and Okidata 1000 Group 3 (G3) Facsimiles. Interface circuits are not IAW MIL-STD-188-114, but are IAW EIA/TIA-232. GTE Sales POC: None.  GTE sold the rights to the Easy-Fax 90si to Gateway Fax Systems.

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The above web pages were generated by DISA/JITC in Fort Huachuca, AZ.
They appear in composite here without contextual modifications

Questions regarding the 90si certification can be addressed to:
Jim Tomko of DISA/JITC at tomkoj@fhu.disa.mil or
Andrew Chambers of GateWay Fax Systems, Inc at chambersa@gwfs.com

Here is the actual DISA/JITC 90si Certification and the Register introduction pages. (External Links)
Please note that the other “controllers” shown are no longer in production.
Only the 90si is still available.