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The Satellite Carrier Reconnaissance and Analysis System (SCL-SACRAS) is designed to detect a multitude of satellite and VSAT links operating over numerous geostationary satellites in the C, Ku, and Ka-bands. SCL-SACRAS significantly reduces the time needed to scan the satellite spectrum and identify target carrier frequencies, thereby expediting the intelligence-gathering process for agencies. Its capability to detect payloads without full-fledged interception allows for faster decision-making and enhances intelligence collection from identified links.
The advent of carrier-in-carrier technology in satellite modems presents a unique challenge for link identification. However, SCL-SACRAS effectively addresses this challenge by detecting the use of carrier-in-carrier technology on target satellites.SCL-SACRAS can detect various satellite links, including Point-to-Point satellite links for international voice networks, GSM Abis backhaul links, IP Gateway over Satellite, and VSAT networks from major manufacturers like iDirect, Hughes, and Gilat. By utilizing both spectrum and technical analysis, SCL-SACRAS ensures comprehensive detection of selected carriers, with results stored in a database for operator reference. Furthermore, its portable configuration makes it especially effective in identifying optimal locations for receiving targeted Ka-band frequencies.
Automated reconnaissance of selected spectrum to identify the frequencies used adversaries, new carrier frequencies from target satellites using C, X, Ku & Ka Band
Automatically identifies carrier types like DCME, GSM backhaul, IP links over satellites, and VSAT networks, streamlining interception processes efficiently.
Utilizes cutting-edge technology for identifying Carrier-in-Carrier signals within the spectrum, enhancing the monitoring efficiency significantly.
Automatically classifies diverse VSAT-network equipment models such as Hughes HN/HX, Direcway, iDirect Infinity/Evolution, Gilat SkyEdge II C/II, Comtech Advanced, and Romantis/UHP, including DVB-S2X.
Identifies hub and terminal transmissions in VSAT networks, compatible with various network setups, aiding in efficient network management.
Automatically differentiate between hub and terminal transmissions within VSAT networks, streamlining monitoring of desired frequencies effectively.
Equipped with specialised algorithms which automatically provides association of HUB and terminals based on the type of VSAT network
Storage of all information with detailed RF parameters of scanned carriers in an integrated database for future reference to detect changes in usage of satellite transponders on target satellites
Automatic detection of iDirect, Hughes and Gilat VSAT carriers
Display of Detected Hub and Associated VSAT Carriers
Detection of Country of Origin for Intercepted IP Carrier (When using public IP)
The VSAT Monitoring System is a cutting-edge solution designed for the classification, interception, and processing of traffic from various VSAT networks utilizing VSAT modems from leading providers such as iDirect, Hughes, Gilat, Comtech, Eastar Romantis, Viasat, Newtec, and EMC/STM. Hughes HN/HX/Direcway networks are encrypted and SCL-VMS is equipped with a dedicated DES Decryptor unit to decrypt the intercepted content.
Passive geolocation of satellite ground stations/VSATs operating across borders, offers significant advantages to defense forces and intelligence organizations. It serves the purpose of determining approximate locations of battalions, naval platforms, and makeshift communication posts.
Around the world the Military, Defence forces and Intelligence agencies of more than seventy countries reach out for Shoghi when it comes to integrated electronic defense technologies, products and systems.
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