Check out Maxon’s newly launched Datamax MA100-1000. This powerful Ethernet Router with RS232 & GPS provides robust M2M functionality coupled with location functionality with the GPS feature.

For more information contact Maxon Australia on +61 (0)2 8707 3000 or email sales@maxon.com.au

The Datamax products are an exclusive new product family of next-generation wireless devices with an array of advanced features. These are tailored for industrial applications and are the smart choice to streamline and enhance your M2M applications.
Check back on the Maxon Website shortly for more information about our new and powerful range of Datamax products!

The maXvpn service provides secure remote access into the maXwan network over your existing internet connectivity. To be able to use maXvpn you must have your 3G devices connected with the maXwan service.

This service gives you the freedom to remotely manage, monitor and control your maXwan devices from anywhere in the world.

maXwan provides you with a static/fixed IP Address on a wireless 3G M2M device.
Many users of Modems are continuing to use Circuit Switched Data instead of Packet Data for Telemetry applications due to the prohibitive price involved in the set up and ongoing costs for IPWAN’s with Australia’s Carriers. Maxon have recognized the need for telemetry application users of any scale to be able to access packet data technology at an affordable price enabling them to benefit from the increasing use of data in remote applications for commercial success

Have you checkout out our new naXconnect Hosting Solution – a Cloud-based File Server, FTP/Email Server and Backup System with IPWAN Services is now available.

A cost-effective enterprise server replacement in the cloud for easy sharing & collaboration with remote clients & employees from anywhere in the world.

Featuring a powerful interface to remotely manage and monitor your devices with enhanced analytics, diagnostics and more for a transparent and real-time view of your devices to proactively command your M2M business.

Did you notice maXconnect’s new SIM PROVISIONING solution? It provides airtime with a managed service and options for additional, security, performance acceleration, reporting and fixed assigned network addresses.

Maxon Australia has now offering maXconnect, End-to-End SaaS solutions and maXconnect removes barriers so you can focus on building your business. Manage your devices & services all from a single maXconnect platform from anywhere in the world.

Smartmax provides a feature to dump all its configurations on to a FTP Server using the following command set:

     unit curnv > /var/cur.nv

The dumped results are collected in /var/cur.nv

The following commands write the dump file to the non-volatile configuration memory.

     nvramedit default /var/cur.nv
     nvramedit commit

An example of backup all configurations as “cur.nv” on ftp server 192.168.2.50, the user name and password of the ftp server are “smart”.

     unit curnv > /var/cur.nv
     ftpput -u smart -p smart 192.168.2.50 cur.nv /var/cur.nv

Retrieve and Write configurations

     ftpget -u smart -p smart 192.168.2.50 /var/cur.nv cur.nv
     nvramedit default /var/cur.nv
     nvramedit commit

In order to enhance UDP stack communication within the Smartmax, we have introduced a new configuration option, which provides Smartmax users with more control over the UDP activity and data communication. The user can now enable or disable keep alive and can specify Wake up time in seconds.

Wake up feature will send dummy UDP packets prior to sending any data received via serial port. The modem will send dummy packet twice as per timing set, followed by the actual data.

Keep Alive – This send a dummy UDP packet prior to modem going dormant. If the modem doesn’t send any data over the wireless network, network puts the modem in dormant or standby mode. This time is normally 20 seconds. Setting keep alive to 20 seconds, the modem will send this dummy packet prior to expiry of this 20 second to prevent the modem going dormant.

Enabling this could lead to additional delay in data transfer due to modem sending dummy packet first to initialize the UDP connection with remote site.

This feature allows configuring a local input to drive an output in another Smartmax at two different remote sites. The communication is via IP and requires a private secure network such as maXwan network. For example Input 1 at site 10.0.0.1 can drive Output 1 at site 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.3 as shown below.

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