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|Enigma ID
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|Name
|
|-
|Frequencies
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|-
|Status
|Active
|-
|Voice
|N/A
|-
|Emission mode
|USB + carrier; 6-tone MFSK
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|Location
|Moscow, Russia
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|Activity pages
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'''X06''' is a proprietary selective calling system, used exclusively by the Russian diplomatic service.
And appereantly it is also active in SimTX!
=== Logs: ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Sequence
!Target / Variant
!Time and Date
!Frequency
!Note
|-
|111666
|X06b
|1300z 22.08.2026
|4500
|Testing
|-
|123456
|X06c
|1400z 22.08.2026
|11240
|Rare!
|-
|263145
|Prague
|1415z 22.08.2026
|11561
|Prague
|-
|
|
|0430z 23.08.2026
|
|Not logged
|-
|
|
|0445z 23.08.2026
|
|Not logged
|-
|
|
|0500z 23.08.2026
|
|Not logged
|}
=== Waveform ===
The signal consists of a sequence of 6 tones in succession, 333⅓ ms long each, followed by a ~1320 ms pause, repeated over and over. The tones are assigned to the following audio frequencies in hertz: (±5 Hz)
{| class="wikitable"
!1
!2
!3
!4
!5
!6
|-
|815
|845
|875
|910
|950
|990
|}
=== Operation ===
X06 broadcasts are made solely by MFA Moscow. Each tone sequence uniquely identifies a single Russian diplomatic mission, and has its own pool of frequencies on which it may be broadcast; only one frequency is used at a time.
While X06 is being broadcast, Moscow is waiting for the target to initiate a point-to-point link using Perelivt on any of its frequencies; in case no such attempt is received, the X06 broadcast may be moved to a different frequency from the pool.
There are 54 tone sequences known to correspond to diplomatic missions:
{| class="wikitable"
!Sequence
!Target
!Daytime frequencies
!Nighttime frequencies
|-
|124356
|Embassy Dushanbe
|10422, 11514, 13965, 14922
|
|-
|125643
|Embassy Ulaanbaatar
|11081, 13524, 14615, 15989, 19875
|
|-
|134265
|Embassy Tunis
|12134, 13985, 16116, 18245
|
|-
|145632
|Embassy Algiers
|13410, 14414, 15810, 17430
|6866, 8169, 9163, 10114
|-
|153624
|Embassy Damascus
|11620, 12133, 13843, 14550, 16153
|
|-
|154263
|Embassy Rome
|11085, 12149, 13401, 14358, 15687
|
|-
|156234
|Embassy Kampala
|11525, 13940, 14871, 17475, 20690
|5772, 7635, 9235
|-
|162543
|Embassy Nicosia
|10508, 12219, 13448, 14447, 15973
|
|-
|164253
|Embassy Addis Ababa
|12120, 13924, 14655, 18177, 20334
|7862, 9128
|-
|164532
|Embassy Dublin
|10193, 11411, 13506, 16223
|6962, 7527, 8131, 9163
|-
|165324
|Embassy Vienna
|10161, 11638, 12122, 13452
|6960, 7411, 8078
|-
|165423
|Embassy Brussels
|9450, 11462, 12157, 13411, 15836
|8005
|-
|213546
|Embassy Islamabad
|10283, 11438, 12168, 13954, 14425
|5412
|-
|214356
|Embassy Amman
|12186, 13548, 14501, 17430, 18346
|8180, 9253
|-
|215346
|Consulate General Mumbai
|12207, 13979, 14650, 16115
|7560, 9076, 10202
|-
|216354
|Consulate General Chennai
|11125, 12091, 13961, 14970, 17470, 20813
|9351
|-
|216435
|Embassy Dhaka
|11095, 13510, 15920, 19610
|10190
|-
|231654
|Embassy Abuja
|15676, 16103, 17506, 18245
|9174, 11467
|-
|241563
|Consulate General Karachi
|12200, 14720, 16320, 18400
|6850, 7680, 8180, 10815
|-
|246531
|Embassy Accra
|14812, 17421, 18206, 20336
|9386
|-
|256134
|Embassy Abidjan
|12055, 15828, 17463, 19611, 20605
|7833
|-
|256341
|Embassy Beirut
|10145, 10684, 12150, 13838, 14405, 15819
|
|-
|261453
|Embassy Cairo
|11136, 13530, 14865, 15710, 16060
|
|-
|263145
|Embassy Prague
|10214, 11561, 13441, 14812
|6948, 7961, 9127
|-
|314265
|Embassy Antananarivo
|12195, 16276, 17517, 19511, 21825
|7740, 8105, 10731
|-
|324615
|Embassy Madrid
|11030, 12094, 13556, 14570, 16219
|10380
|-
|325614
|Embassy Nairobi
|14942, 16188, 17454, 18523, 20655
|11472, 12118
|-
|351264
|Embassy Abu Dhabi
|12060, 14934, 14947, 17534, 18060, 19858
|5932, 7691, 10255, 11010
|-
|352416
|Embassy Dar es Salaam
|12089, 13951, 14950, 16132, 18575, 19405
|
|-
|356412
|Embassy Berlin
|9288, 10653, 12177
|4912, 7604
|-
|361245
|Embassy Copenhagen
|9158, 12215, 14501
|4542, 6986
|-
|362154
|Embassy Athens
|10815, 12138, 13465, 14631, 17445
|8062
|-
|364152
|Embassy New Delhi
|10452, 11492, 12177, 13467, 14683, 15656
|9162
|-
|412356
|Embassy Budapest
|9061, 10814, 11483, 13369
|
|-
|421635
|Embassy Oslo
|7426, 9215, 10127, 11424, 11537, 13423
|
|-
|431625
|Embassy Warsaw
|9923, 10372, 12109
|6893
|-
|432516
|Embassy Bern
|10453, 11562, 12152, 14377
|5760, 7823
|-
|435621
|Embassy Maputo
|12066, 14935, 15651, 17444, 18591, 20950
|8147
|-
|436512
|Embassy Harare
|11413, 15866, 16277, 17468
|10196
|-
|452163
|Embassy Kabul
|10181, 11605, 12130, 13481, 14595
|6818, 8041
|-
|463125
|Embassy Rabat
|12224, 13517, 16117, 18060
|5838, 6870, 7820, 8123, 9105
|-
|465132
|Embassy Sofia
|10172, 11153, 13419
|7516
|-
|521634
|Embassy Bucharest
|12126, 13854, 14419, 16324
|5775
|-
|532614
|Embassy Paris
|10270, 11438, 12199, 13395, 14392
|4975, 8081, 9160
|-
|534216
|Embassy Baghdad
|10767, 11545, 13420
|
|-
|542136
|Embassy Beijing
|12107, 13439, 14861, 16257, 17523
|5826, 8175
|-
|561243
|Embassy Helsinki
|7988, 9065, 9388
|
|-
|564213
|Consulate General Bonn
|10475, 11447, 12158, 13338, 14442
|5815, 7545
|-
|612534
|Embassy Ashgabat
|11025, 12100, 13510, 14675, 16317, 17520
|5818, 6884, 7975, 9253
|-
|615243
|Permanent Mission Geneva
|12213, 13575, 14863
|
|-
|621543
|Embassy Lisbon
|9263, 11126, 12167, 14944, 15878, 18660
|6938, 7870
|-
|625413
|Embassy Tel Aviv
|12194, 13547, 14824
|
|-
|641523
|Embassy Lusaka
|14825, 17511, 18750, 20675, 23355
|7532
|-
|645321
|Consulate General Ho Chi Minh City
|12178, 16103, 18197, 20837
|5785, 6877, 7773, 9041, 10957
|}
=== Other uses ===
X06 is sometimes used to emit test sequences like 123456, 111666, 121212, or 111111. Notably, such sequences are emitted about an hour before the Moscow-based E07, M12, XPA, XPA2, and XPB schedules, successively broadcasting on each frequency that will be used in ascending order (regardless of the order used on the schedule).
=== Notes ===
# ''X06'' is the ENIGMA ID. Western sources often use the name ''Mazielka'', which is a made up word invented in the 1980s by one of the Western military forces. The actual name of the system is unknown
Sourced from: [https://priyom.org/diplomatic-stations/russia/x06 priyom.org]
[[Category:Radio Stations]][[Category:Number Stations]]

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