RS-485 WITH WAKEUP
USB DS-101 Keyfill Cable Wakeup
Enables communications between USB hosts and compatible equipment with 6-pin audio connectors. Supports DS-101 RS-485 physical layer communications. Up to 25 times faster than RS-232. Provides DS-101 Wakeup control. Designed to work seamlessly our SW: KKV, KFDE, and associated libraries.
Supports AN/PYQ-10 (SKL), KIK-30 (RASKL), KIK-11 (TKL), KIK-20 (SDS), or AN/CYZ-10 (DTD). Drivers available for: Windows 7, 8 & 10. Please contact our Support Team for Linux driver integration.
Shipping Since 2010
Cable Kit (Cable and Driver CD):
SKU #: 0A151000-2
$724.50
Cable Only:
SKU #: 0A151010-2
$718.75
Note: U.S. export restrictions may apply
DS-101 INTEGRATIONS
DS-101 Adapters
Integrate legacy End Cryptographic Units (ECUs) with modern Key Management Infrastructure (KMI) using our EKMS 308 compliant bridge adapters, ensuring secure and reliable data transfer.
USB/DS-101 Cables
Seamlessly connect DS-101 compliant key loaders and ECUs to USB ports on modern laptops and phones, ensuring compatibility and secure data transfer across contemporary devices.
Ethernet DS-101 Adapters
Enables communication between Ethernet hosts and 6-pin audio connector equipment, supporting DS-101 RS-485 and RS-232, up to 25 times faster than RS-232.
Single-Point Keyfill Router Module
Facilitates key loading for multiple End Cryptographic Units (ECUs) in a weapon system through a single DS-101 port.
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