SEPTEMBER EDITION OF CONNECTED |
September 2012 |
Historically M2M solutions have been designed in an ad hoc and fragmented manner. We are now seeing many developments aimed at making M2M simpler, including the evolution M2M global standards and the growing collaboration of IT & M2M companies. An example of the latter is the Eclipse M2M project which includes Sierra Wireless and IBM. This project aims to provide an embedded platform that M2M-enables devices and exposes a framework, protocols and tools for creating M2M apps and device management for wired/wireless communication. Making news this month, Optus announced the official launch of its 4G network working at 1800 Mhz. In this newsletter, we feature the MC7710 embedded module which is compatible with the Optus 4G network and the enhanced speeds offered. We also feature two new additions to our 3G serial modem range in this newsletter – Maxon’s Intelimax and the NTC-4520. If you would like further information on any item in this newsletter please contact us. Click here to request more information Darren Moroney – General Manager, M2M Connectivity |
Product News |
Sierra Wireless AirPrime MC7710 for Optus LTE & 3G Networks |
The AirPrime MC7710 can be easily integrated into a variety of devices requiring high speed LTE or HSPA+ connectivity (up to 100Mbps download and 50Mbps upload speeds) and offers integrated GPS capabilities as well as support for both Linux and Windows. Ideal for mobile computing and networking applications, the MC7710 is suited to applications with video download, routing over 3G, and in laptop/netbook computers. For more information on the MC7710 module click here. |
NEW Industrial 3G Serial Modems
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Iridium Q9523 SBD Modem
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M2M One SIM Chips
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Tech TipTech Tip: MMT Trackers– using the magnet as an on and off switch. |