Certif tables

Summary tables of TETRA Interoperability Certificates

The
document below contains three sets of tables:
– list of
functionality that can be certified based on ready specifications
– lists of issued certificates per manufacturer
– lists of issued certificates per pairs of infrastructure and terminal manufacturers

It should be noted that the tables below are produced for information only and the
official documents for each manufacturer and feature are the Certificates
themselves. The Certificates are downloadable from this
website.

As new
specifications and certificates are being produced continuously, the lists below
cannot be fully up-to-date at every point of time. The last update has now
been made 14.2.2006

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What TETRA functionality can be certified
today?
To be possible to have any item of TETRA
functionality formally interoperability certified, it is necessary that this
feature is included in the agreed TETRA Interoperability Profile (TIP)
specifications and related Test Plan (TP) documents. After the TIP and TP are
formally approved and available to the members of the Association, a testing
session can be arranged to certify the functionality included in the documents.
It should be noted, that one TIP and related Test Plan can include an extensive
set of features that are not clearly visible in the name of the TIP, this is
especially true for the V+D Core and DMO Core TIP’s. The detailed feature
content is currently visible in public domain only in the Certificates when
those are published.

To
give indication on what type of functionality can be currently certified the TIP
and TP document approved by today are listed in the tables below. It should be
emphasised that the TIP & TP documents are property of the TETRA Association
and available to the members of the Association as a free benefit. Thus the word
“Published” in the table means that the document has been published to the
members of the Association.

TETRA Voice + Data (trunked mode)
functionality

TETRA Direct Mode (DMO)
functionality

TETRA Inter-System Interface (ISI)
functionality

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Summary tables of published TETRA IOP
Certificates per manufacturer
The TETRA Interoperability Certificates are public
documents and published at his website. The tables below provide a quick
reference to what certificates have been issued to which manufacturer for which
TIP.

ISCTI is publishing new certificates after
each testing session and thus the actual status can develop monthly or weekly.
The latest status can always be checked at the download area for certificates at
this website.

TETRA Voice +
Data Infrastructure Certificates per TIP and manufacturer
The
following TETRA infrastructure manufacturers have been issued Interoperability
Certificates as follows. A ‘+’ sign in the table indicates a published
certificate. Due to limited available space the names of infrastructure
manufacturers are presented in abbreviated form. Legend is shown
below.

FR3 = Frequentis/3T (eXTRAS System), FRD =
Frequentis/Damm (Motorola Compact System), MOT = Motorola, NOK =
Nokia/EADS, OTE = Marconi/OTE/SELEX, R&S = Rohde & Schwarz Bick, ROH = Rohill, TEL =
Teltronic

TETRA Voice +
Data Terminal Certificates per TIP and manufacturer
The
following TETRA terminal manufacturers have been issued Interoperability
Certificates as follows. A ‘+’ sign in the table indicates a published
certificate. Due to limited available space the names of terminal manufacturers
are presented in abbreviated form. Legend is shown below.

CLE =
Cleartone, FWK = DeTeWe/Funkwerk Koepenick/R&S Bick, MOT = Motorola, NIR
  = Niros, NOK = Nokia/EADS, OTE = Marconi/OTE/SELEX, SEP  =
Sepura, TEL = Teltronic, THA = Thales

TETRA Direct Mode Terminal
Certificates per TIP and manufacturer
The
following manufacturers have been issued Interoperability Certificates for the
TETRA DMO Core TIP:
 – Cleartone, Motorola,
Nokia/EADS, OTE/SELEX, Sepura and Teltronic.

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TETRA Voice +
Data Certificates per TIP and terminal-infra manufacturer pairs
The tables
below list the issued certificates per TIP and pairs of infrastructure and
terminal manufacturers. There is a separate table for each TIP specification
showing which manufacturers have certified their networks and terminals against
each other for that feature. Due to limited available space the names of
infrastructure manufacturers are presented in abbreviated form. Legend is shown
below.

FR3 = Frequentis/3T (eXTRAS System), FRD =
Frequentis/Damm (Motorola Compact System), MOT = Motorola, NOK =
Nokia/EADS, OTE = Marconi/OTE/SELEX, R&S = Rohde & Schwarz Bick,
ROH = Rohill, TEL = Teltronic

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 1:
Core

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 2: Short Data
Service (SDS)

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 3: Dynamic Group
Number Assignment (DGNA)

TETRA MoU Technical Report
TTR-001 Part 4: Authentication

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 5: Packet
Data

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 6: Air Interface
Migration

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 7: Fleet Specific
Short Number Dialling

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 9: Ambience
Listening

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 10: End-to-End
Encryption

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 11: Air Interface
Encryption

TETRA MoU Technical Report TTR-001 Part 12: Service
Interaction