KSL Flare Test Source The KSL FLARE Test Source is a portable hand operated signal generator designed to produce known and controlled test signals for in-field equipment verification of TSCM equipment. This can be used before and during security sweeps to test TSCM equipment. RADIO FREQUENCY FLARE can generate a... Read More
The KSL FLARE Test Source is a portable hand operated signal generator designed to produce known and controlled test signals for in-field equipment verification of TSCM equipment. This can be used before and during security sweeps to test TSCM equipment.
FLARE can generate a range of spot radio frequencies or sweep across a range of frequencies. The RF signal is modulated with a sine wave or with an audio signal streamed into the device by the user. It can also transmit onto the GHz band by using its Bluetooth and Wi-Fi modules.
| Frequencies | 110-970 MHz 2400-2484 MHz 5180-5825 MHz |
-10 dBm to +10 dBm 14-16 dBm 13-14 dBm |
| Modulation | CW. OOK, FSK, audio-in | |
FLARE will modulate a signal onto visible and infrared light, effectively flashing it to simulate passing data. The light may be modulated with a set pattern, or audio may be streamed over it.
| Wavelengths | 450 nm 860 nm |
Visible white light, 28200 mcd Near infrared, 20° view angle |
| Modulation | CW, OOK 0.5Hz, FSK AM 1-400KHz, audio-in | |
All the signals can be activated or deactivated individually.
The device incorporates two Bluetooth modules and is therefore able to establish a Client and Server independently, to simulate Advertising, Scanning and Connection modes. Once connected it can transfer a known signal or stream audio between modules. MAC address randomization and display are included.
| Frequencies | 2.4-2.48 GHz |
| Version | Bluetooth 5, BLE5, & backwards compatible |
| Power | < 7 dBm |
The device incorporates two Wi-Fi modules, able to pose as Access Point (AP) and Client independently. Once connected together, a constant communication is established.
| Frequencies | 2.4 GHz, 5GHz |
| Version | 802.11 a/b/g/n on Wi-Fi 1,2,3,4, supports HT20 & HT40 |
| Encryption | Built-in AES, DES, SHA |
The fully safety-compliant mains functionality of FLARE will plug into a mains electricity supply and insert an analogue or digital signal as required. The analogue signal can be a sine wave at set or swept frequencies, or modulated audio streamed from the audio-in port on FLARE. The digital signal comprises Powerline Communication paging, which simulates IP carriers over mains wiring.
| Frequencies | 10kHz-12.5MHz |
An RJ45 connector enables analogue signals comprising either a constant carrier or modulated audio to be injected onto a pair of wires. Not limited to just an Ethernet cable, this could be used with telephone or alarm cables too. Transmitted signals can be on a spot frequency or swept across the whole range.
| Frequencies | 50 kHz-200 kHz |
The device will output a continuous wave (CW) carrier at selectable frequencies, and sweep across a frequency range. It will also modulate audio from the audio-in port onto the ultrasonic output to simulate transfer of data.
| Frequencies | 16kHz-100kHz |
A headphone-level socket allows a variable-level audio signal to be output to a speaker or other equipment.
| Frequencies | 20Hz-20kHz |
