KFDPro user manual

Everything you do with the unit, one task at a time: loading keys into a radio over the three-wire interface or USB, managing the keys you store, and the system jobs a KMF or an AuC hands you.

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Common tasks

• Load keys over three-wireThrough the Hirose cable and the radio's keyload adapter
• Load keys over USBWith the radio's own USB programming cable
• Add or generate a keyEnter a value on the secure keypad, or let the unit make one
• Erase keys or zeroize a radioRemove one key, several, or all of them
• Store and forward with a KMFCollect rekey jobs, deliver them, report back
• Radio authenticationLoad authentication keys and send them to the AuC
• Export the audit logSave a report of what the unit has done to a USB drive
• A radio will not answerTroubleshooting three-wire, USB and addressing

New to KFDPro?

KFDPro is a self-contained key fill device (KFD) for P25 radios. It stores encryption keys, generates them, and loads them into a radio at the radio itself, with no laptop. It follows the TIA-102.AACD keyfill standard. Start here:

1. Get to know the unit: the handset, the security adapter on its back, and its four ports. Bought the standalone kit? Start there instead.

2. Start the app and find your way around the main menu.

3. Store your keys, typed in, generated, or imported from a key container.

4. Connect to a radio and load them.

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