Tactical Thuraya Satellite Interceptor (TIS)

Main services of the Thuraya Satellite Interceptor 

• Voice communication;
• Dial‐up data transmission;
• GmPRS batch communication;
• Facsimile communication;
• Transmission of short messages;
• Defining of geographical position of subscribers. 

 
TIS provides

• Interception of voice communication;
• Interception of Facsimile communications;
• Interception of short text messages;
• Interception of data transmitted between terminals of the system;
• Interception of call related information;
• Defining of geographical position of Thuraya terminals;
• Continued (24/7) operation, processing and storage of information;
• Full‐range and flexible retrieval of stored information on the user demand;
• Issuing of reports and recommendations based on stored information assessments. 

System structure  

The system consists of a receiver, a control unit (laptop) and an antenna kit.

The receiver is designed to receive and amplify the signal, and the computing part is for processing and storing intercepted data

Detailed Components List

                     
a. TIS‐RF‐L  The subsystem receives and amplifies high‐frequency signal which comes from a L‐band satellite antenna and rely it to processing subsystem TIS‐P.  
b. TIS‐RF‐L‐M  The system is similar to the TIS‐RF‐L but used for configuration with multiple L‐band antennas and works in conjunction with TIS‐P‐M subsystem.  
c. TIS‐P  The subsystem is for processing of communication signals relied from TIS‐RF‐L and TIS‐RF‐L‐M subsystems. It identifies communication sessions and carries out other necessary functions related to data processing, as well as storage and processing of accumulated data.  
d. TIS‐P‐M  The subsystem is for processing of communication signals relied from TIS‐RF‐L‐M subsystem. For full operation of entire system a communication link with TIS‐P subsystem will be required.

*Detailed documentation is available only to registered partners with STS status