Interoperability Testing
The Cassidian Communications Interoperability Program (IOP) is an extensive interoperability testing program that simulates scenarios and conditions encountered in both mobile situations and in the field – ensuring that first responders have powerful, flexible and reliable communications tools they can count on.
IOP tests the ability of third-party P25 components to work with the Cassidian Communications CORP25 Radio Frequency Sub-System (RFSS). Validation with IOP is significant in that it affords agencies the freedom to select network components with confidence – knowing that the IOP testing has confirmed that the chosen components will successfully interoperate with the CORP25 system in all normal and abnormal conditions.
IOP, which takes place in the Cassidian Communications R&D Centre in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, is a key step in building the multi-vendor ecosystems and best-in-class communications networks that...
Highlights
- Extensive array of interoperability tests for radios, consoles, recorders and other network components
- Validates the highest level of interoperability performance with the CORP25 radio system
- Establishes a “level playing field” for third-party P25 standard products
- P25 Standards
- Third-party components that have passed the Cassidian Communications IOP testing