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Crypto USA FILL DS-102 CYZ-10 → ← KYK-13
Net Control Device
- this page is a stub
- wanted item
KYX-15 is a portable battery-operated key storage and transfer
device, also known as a Net Control Device, developed around 1976
by the US National Security Agency
(NSA).
It can store up to 16 keys of 128 bits each, and can be filled by a
KOI-18, KYK-13 or by another KYX-15.
When connected to COMSEC (radio) equipment,
it can be used for Advanced Remote Keying.
Also known by its National Stock Number (NSN) 5895-01-026-9619.
At present we do not have a picture of the KYX-15.
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Below the hinged lid of the KYX-15 is a 6-pin U-229 connector
(actually a U-283/U). By means of a fill cable, this receptacle can be
connected to a crypto device, to a key transfer device like the
KYK-13, or to another KYX-15.
Below is the pinout when looking into the receptacle.
Note that this device does not support the REQ/ACK signal on pin C.
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GND Ground GND Ground - unused DATA Fill data CLK Fill clock - unused
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Device Net Control Device (fill deice) Purpose Key storage and distribution Model KYX-15 Year 1976 Country USA Developer NSA NSN 5895-01-026-9619 Designator ON190303 Classification Unclassified CCI Interface DS-102 Key length 128 bits (including checksum) Checksum 8-bit CRC Backup 6V, BA-1372/U, BA-5372/U Dimensions 280 × 115 × 45 mm Weight 1.5 kg
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Model KYX-15A NSN 5810-01-095-1312 Designator ON274276
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