Police/Security Gear - Countermeasures Set

The CMS-22 Countermeasures Set is designed for the person who wants to be able to perform the basic countermeasures checks either for his own security or as a business offering the service to others.

The set is built around the TD-62 Advanced Transmitter Detector and consists of the following items:

TD-62 Advanced Transmitter Detector

If you suspect your premises are bugged, for your own peace of mind, check it out. The TD-62 can be used to detect, verify and locate hidden transmitters in your home, office or car.

The TD-62 Transmitter Detector is a complex piece of countermeasures test equipment that comes standard with the Wideband RF Probe. This transmitter detector can be used with the 4 available probes described below to search for and locate virtually every type of transmitting bug in use today.

• Wideband RF Probe (up to 2.5 GHZ)
• Infrared Probe (Laser Detector)
• Line Driver Probe (Detects hard wired microphones)
• Microwave RF Probe (2.5 GHZ to 6 GHZ)

Use the TD-62 to perform a professional RF sweep of your premises. Similar in operation to a Geiger counter, the sensitive antenna system can be used to probe all areas of a room. As the antenna approaches the hidden transmitter, the audible tone clicks faster and faster while the signal strength is displayed in a bar graph on the units LCD screen.

At this point, switch modes from Detect to Verify to differentiate a bug from a regular radio or TV transmission. If a bugging device is present, a continuous squealing tone is generated by the TD-62.

By sweeping the probe, this tone can lead you directly to the bug. The selectable SENSITIVITY level improves detection capabilities of the unit in high signal strength areas. For private (non-alerting) listening, an earphone jack is provided.

P-01 WIDEBAND ACTIVE PROBE

Is included with the TD-62 and when used together can be used to detect transmitted frequencies from 5 MHZ to 2,500 MHZTD-62 is monitored in another room. Several other plug-in probes are available for theTD-62which will extend the usefulness of your TD-62 

P-02 INFRARED (IR) PROBE

Light beams, especially lasers, provide an excellent method for carrying audio intelligence and are not detectable by RF (radio frequency) detectors. The P-02 is a special probe which allows you to search for sources of infrared (IR) transmissions. In the case of amplitude modulated or pulse frequency modulated sources, you can actually listen and determine if the IR beam is carrying voice or other intelligence.

P-03 LINE DRIVER

One of the two LEDs on the P-03 alerts you to the presence of voltage on a wire pair. The other LED alerts you to current flow in a wire pair when the Line Driver switch is operated.

The Line Driver switch applies a voltage to the wire pair under test to turn on voltage activated microphones. The A/B switch reverses the polarity of the voltage for detecting polarity sensitive devices.

You can also monitor the wire pair through the TD-62 amplifier and speaker to determine if room audio is present on the pair. Any of the above conditions can indicate a microphone attached to the wire pair under test.

P-04 MICROWAVE PROBE

The P-04R is used in conjunction with the TD-62 for detecting microwave transmitters with an operating frequency up to 6 GHz .The probe covers microwave frequencies up to 6 GHz using an Omni directional antenna. The P-04R is used in conjunction with the TD-62 for detecting and verifying microwave signals.

TT-46 ADVANCED WIRETAP DETECTOR:

While it is useful (almost necessary), the telephone is the most serious threat to your privacy in existence today. Your phone line can be wiretapped or bugged and the telephone instrument itself can be quickly and easily converted to a very efficient room monitor. This advanced unit tests every possible combination of wires in a four wire cable. This lets you detect some of the more sophisticated taps that use split pairs.

While not much can be done about down-line taps, the TT-46 will help you check your phone lines for on-premises series and parallel bugs and wiretaps. You can also check your telephone for the most common types of hookswitch bypasses. (A hookswitch bypass is a modification to the telephone instrument that causes the transmitter or receiver in the telephone handset to pick up room sounds and pass them down the phone line even with the phone hung up. This effectively turns the telephone into a room monitor.)

The TT-46 detects series devices with a resistance of 10 ohms or more. (Most series taps have a resistance of over 100 ohms.) It also detects parallel devices with a resistance of 65 megohms or less. (Most parallel taps are under 30 megohms.) It can also detect certain capacitively coupled taps.

Also included in the TT-46 is a line monitor that lets you check the wire pairs for the presence of room audio when the phones are hung up. (The presence of room audio on the phone line when the telephones are not being used is a sure sign of bugging.) A line driver is part of the monitor function. The line driver is used to turn on (activate) any voltage operated microphones, such as FET mics, that may be connected to a pair of wires.

The unit weighs 9 oz. and measures 7" x 4.6" x 2.25" (with the cover closed). It is powered by one 9 volt alkaline battery (included). Also included are all necessary cords, plugs and adapters along with an illustrated instruction manual.

Also Include:

• Headphones
• Padded carrying case
• Instruction manual
• Various cords and adapters