Industrial Modem specs November 14
Following the MiniMax, our next modem in development is a replacement for our old MM-5100. It will be a ‘drop-in’ replacement, with the same connectors and AT command set. Some of the probable specs are described below.
 Features:
- Initial download speeds of up to around 3Mbps burst, probable sustainable speeds between 500-1500 kbps dependant on coverage and network usage. (Theoretical speeds are up to 3.6mbps)
- Upload speeds of up to 384 kbps burst dependant on coverage and network usage.
- Future possible download speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps burst (theoretical)
- Circuit Switched Data (ASYNC calls)
- SMS
- Voice
- Dual band (850 / 2100 MHz) support.
- Dual external antennas
- Direct replacement for MM-5100
Specifications:
System Requirements:
- Connection: USB Port or RS-232
- DC power (either via plug pack from AC power, or direct) – 6-36v
- Windows 2000 or XP for USB connectivity
Limitations:
The industrial modem will NOT support the following:
- Fax
- Windows versions older than 2000 (eg, ME or 98) other than through serial port.
I need to get hold of an industrial 3G modem, to undertake some testing for a SCADA network which we are rolling out. When will be the sooneest that I can get hold of one?
Paul,
The industrial modem is still very much in development. As we are trying to make it a direct drop in replacement for a previous modem (plus cater for the new functionality), it is rather complex!
The release date for this modem is slated as this month, but I would be surprised if we have any of these available before Feb.
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