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Telecom Equipments in HyderabadThe continued growth in the Indian telecommunication equipments manufacturing business is largely because of the rising demand for mobile handsets and the infrastructure expansion by leading telecom companies to support these rising demands. The introduction of 3G technology is set to further stimulate the demand for telecommunication equipments in India. The telecommunication equipments directory will serve as your ready reference online guide to details regarding the key telecommunication equipment manufacturers of India. Telecommunication equipments guide also provides a website listing of companies producing and supplying telecommunication equipments in India.
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- Customer Care Welcome to Customer CareInfo.in.Here You can find useful customer care numbers of all Indian companies and service providers.There are 18950 published Customer care numbers in our Customer Care Info site.It is placed at andhra pradesh Hyderabad.And it is a Private Sector Organisation.
- globaltelecomm Global Tele communications offer Wireless and Tele Communication solutions in the present era.We specialize our domain in Point to Point Voice and Data wireless communications HF/VHF/UHF, Security, Safety and Marine Electronics equipment providers.we have successfully catered our range from Wireless Two-way Radios, Global Positioning System (GPS), Security Solutions like CC TV, Metal detectors and Marine equipment .
- Collabor Collabor was founded in Jan 2005. Collabor's existence is around Enterprise Collaboration and Online Communities. We leverage TIME – the convergence of Telecom, Internet, Media and Entertainment – to bring our clients the maximum impact from their collaboration and community initiatives.
- Mpraxis Technologies Private Limited Providing all types of telecom infrastructure development services, telecom value addition and energy management services.
- AIM Technologies AIM Technologies is one of the leading iron Ore , Manganeese Ore supplies and Infrastructure builiding company for Telecom, Electrical sectors, AIM Technologies is one of the reputed suppliers/ distributors/ traders for vide range of Products and provides services. AIM Technologies core strength lies in its Skilled and qualified personnel placed at various departments with stringent quality procedures and prompt response to its customers.
- BIT & BYTE COMMUNICATIONS PVT.LTD. It is a Exporter, Manufacturer, Importer. Its Export percentage is 10%. It is about Telecommunication Equipments. It is highly efficient and durable products.It is unmatched quality to suit the taste of the client. It is highly economical prices and on time delivery schedules.
- Cordialt Communication Private Limited Deals in all kinds of voip devices and calling cards.
- ASTER It provides the information about the businesses and products of Aster. Our growing global footprint is a testimony of our capability to offer our entire range of products and services worldwide.
- Bharti Telesonic Limited Sellers of telecom equipments.
- Lintel Lintel maximizes the potential of available technologies such as IP Telephony by introducing new applications to break through the barriers in which companies do business. Lintel allows offices to link remote locations to streamline operations. Cutting edge Interactive Voice Response services.
- TATA indicom Tata which is into Tata broadband, launches Tata indicom photon plus in Hyderabad - the fastest mobile internet in India. When compared to the current tata indicom usb net which is 153 kbps, Tata Photon + in Hyderabad is 20 times faster. In Hyderabad Tata photon plus has speeds upto 3.1 mbps (download) and 1.8 mbps upload. Tata photon plus offers free national roaming for free. You can access Tata indicom HSIA (High speed internet access) at the cities where HSIA network is enabled and in other places where tata network is present, one can use it on Plug2Surf 1x or 153 kbps speed.
- CPK Engineers CPK Engineers is a renowned Hyderabad (India) based company, which was Incorporated in 1992 by a team of experienced engineers in the field of Chemical, Bulk Drugs & Formulations.The company specializes in the field of fabrication of Reactors, Heat Exchangers, Leaf Filters, Receivers, Filtration, Drying Equipment, Storage Tanks, Distillation Columns for Chemical Plants & Distilleries & other Overhead Equipments.
- Icomm Tele Limited Engaged in manufacturing of telecommunication equipments.
- Gaze Solutions Gaze Solutions has strong strategic tie - up with Godrej, Honeywell, HCL technology solutions company a security company. Combination of all three companies covering vast global markets makes us the pioneer in the combine fields of Security and digital technology. This unique and powerful combination gives us a leading edge over our competitors to provide most advanced solutions to any security concerns.
- MIC Electronics Ltd. Exporters of electronic & telecommunication equipments such as digital cable decoder for cable tv reception, digital satellite decoder for DTH reception, display systems-LED TV, PCO call monitor and also offers telecom & networking softwares.
- VASHISHTA SYSTEMS VASHISHTA SYSTEMS was founded in the year 1998 by the stagers of the ELECTRONIC SECURITY PRODUCT diligence for heading towards service excellence in the much aspired arena of security systems. A decade full of constant service to customers has multiplied our inherent strength and zeal. Electronic security systems which were once considered to befit racy stage businesses are no more so. The service is now easily accessible with the advent of impregnable business practices
- Centrex Telecom Provides a complete range of EPABX systems to suit the requirements of any organization from small office to corporate sectors.
- BigC Big c is a one shop for all mobile telecom solutions. We are engaged in the business of retail mobile marketing of all branded handsets, connections, accessories & repair services under one roof in a world class retail ambiance in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.
- S V Tele Applications we are Teams @ S V Tele Applications understands the latest technology in Telecomm and integrate all the information and transform it, bringing insights that leads to the excellence.
- Sharanya Teltronics Manufacturers audio conference phones, video conference phones, and conference phones.
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I know there are other solutions out there for internet connectivity where access to router is physically too far away for a striaghforward ethernet connection (eg wireless broadband USB dongles), but has anybody got any advice/solutions about the possibility of connecting the Pi to the internet using ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) by plugging an ethernet cable between a laptop connected wirelessly to the internet and the Pi? Is this possible? Is this easy to set up by a novice (like me!)?
Any help will be apprecited.
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.


На 06.03.2017 г., ИндигоВърдж ООД сключи договор за безвъзмедна финансова помощ по ОП “Иновации и конкурентоспособност”, постигайки ключов стратегически успех за дружеството. ИндигоВърдж ще получи финансиране в размер на 350 840.00 лв, за подобрение и развитие на управленския потенциал на компанията чрез внедряване на ERP и BI системи. […]
Ultraflex Power Technologies to demonstrate in Las Vegas IioT monitoring tool developed together with IndigoVerge
UltraFlex Power Technologies will be showing innovative IioT solutions for Induction Equipment at FABTECH in Las Vegas, November 16-18 2016, Booth N4106. They will also demonstrate the UPT Monitor.
UPT Monitor is a cloud-based IioT tool for […]
IndigoVerge will participate in Internet of Things Bulgaria Summit 2016, a one-day event focused entirely on Internet of Things.
Ivan Dragoev, CEO of IndigoVerge has been invited as a speaker and will lead a 45 minute session with topic “Internet of Things adoption process from business perspective”. The event will take place […]
While Internet of Things was appointed by Gartner as the most hyped technology in 2014, I believe that Industrial Internet of Things has even bigger potential and will change the business models in the industry entirely in the next decade.
World Economic Forum in collaboration with Accenture […]
If you’ve been following my previous blog posts, you know that over the past two years I’ve been working in the field of IoT (Internet of Things) with IndigoVerge own project HutGrip (www.hutgrip.com). And I’m glad that on September 30th I’ll have the chance to share my impressions and experience […]
I’ve seen on social media that the event has almost sold out and no wonder – there’s a bunch of pretty good speakers I’m looking […]


SpaceX postponed the launch of a new fleet of Starlink internet satellites today (Sept. 28) due to bad weather at the mission’s Florida launch site.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was scheduled to launch 60 Starlink satellites from Pad 39A of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 10:22 a.m. EDT (1422 GMT), but thick clouds over the launch site prevented the flight.
“Unfortunately, it looks like due to weather violations, we’re going to to have to scrub today,” Alex Seigel, a senior material planner with SpaceX, said in live commentary. “But again, the most important thing is reducing as much risk on the mission as possible, and with that comes waiting for a window of good weather.”
The launch delay sets up a traffic jam of sorts in Cape Canaveral, where two more rockets are scheduled to lift off on Tuesday (Sept. 29).
Up first is a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Delta IV Heavy rocket, which is set to launch the classified NROL-44 satellite for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office at 12:02 a.m. EDT (0402 GMT) on Tuesday. That mission will lift off from Space Launch Complex 37 at the nearby Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
SpaceX is next with the launch of a GPS III navigation satellite for the U.S. military. That mission will launch from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 9:55 p.m. EDT (0155 Sept. 30 GMT).
You can watch those launch live here and on the Space.com homepage, courtesy of ULA and SpaceX.
SpaceX’s Starlink mission will likely have to wait until after the NROL-44 and GPS satellite launches before its next launch try.
“We currently don’t have a backup launch scheduled yet,” Seigel said during SpaceX’s launch webcast.
Monday’s launch attempt was SpaceX’s second try to launch the Starlink mission, the company’s 13th internet satellite flight, this month. An attempt on Sept. 17 was scrubbed by bad weather not at the launch site, but at SpaceX’s offshore drone ship landing platform where the Falcon 9’s first stage will land.
The Falcon 9 rocket on this mission is making its third flight for SpaceX as part of the company’s reusability program to reduce spaceflight costs. The booster launched SpaceX’s first astronaut flight for NASA in May, as well as a communications satellite for the South Korean military.
SpaceX has launched more than 700 Starlink satellites into orbit to date as part of a megaconstellation project designed to offer global high-speed broadband internet coverage. The initial constellation is expected to include about 4,000 satellites, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has said.


Do you have an aversion to wearing hearing aids based on what you heard from your parents or grandparents about how well they worked? Well, hearing aids have come a long way since 1995, back when preferential hearing modes were all the rage. Today’s hearing aids offer amazing features that’ll leave you shocked at how easy hearing can be.
Basic Hearing Aid Parts
All hearing aids consist of four main parts:
- A microphone, which picks up sounds in your environment.
- An amplifier, which turns up the volume on these noises to the exact specification that your hearing loss requires.
- A receiver or speaker, which delivers the amplified sounds to your ears.
- A battery, which powers your device.
Today’s Hearing Aid Features
Modern hearing aids do really well to adapt to your environment. If you’re watching a game at Levi’s Stadium, your hearing aids can turn up the volume of your conversation partner’s voice while dampening the sounds of the crowd roaring to prevent future hearing damage.
Here are some of the features that enable your devices to adapt:
- Automatic volume controls provide more amplification for soft sounds and less amplification for sounds you can hear with ease.
- Directional microphones pick up the speaker in front of you and amplify it while reducing distracting background noise coming from the sides.
- Noise reduction circuitry improves the user’s listening comfort in louder environments by reducing constant noise, like wind noise or background babble.
- Automatic phone programs turn on when your phone receiver is near and turn off when you hang up.
- Music recognition circuitry adjust the hearing aid for improved music clarity.
- Feedback cancellation circuitry monitors for the whistling sound some hearing aids make and reduces or eliminates it.
- Impact noise sensors reduce amplification of loud, sudden noises like the slamming of a car door.
Signs It’s Time to Upgrade
If you have a hearing aid that’s more than five years old, it may be time to upgrade to one of today’s state-of-the-art devices. Other signs it’s time to upgrade include:
- Significant changes in your hearing ability
- Changes in your health or dexterity
- New job or hobby
- Better financial situation
- New attitude toward hearing aids
For more information on choosing hearing aids or to schedule an appointment, call San Francisco Audiology today.


GOA: The state cabinet approved the Goa Telecom Infrastructure Policy 2020, which provides for a single window clearance by the PWD to install mobile towers in government and private properties. CM Pramod Sawant said that mobile towers will be set up in government-owned land on priority. He said only an NOC from the property owner will be needed to permit mobile tower installation in private property.
“The salient feature is that areas have been divided into urban, semi-urban and rural and no permission from local bodies will be required to install mobile towers. The scheme will be under IT department, but the PWD will be the implementing agency. A one-time grant of Rs 50,000 will be given to local bodies. For urban areas, Rs 50,000 will be the monthly rent for operators of mobile service. In rural areas, Rs 25,000 will be the rent,” said Sawant.
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NEW DELHI: Ahead of its much anticipated launch in India on Wednesday, Nokia 808 Pureview has been priced at Rs 33,899 on Nokia store.
The price on the store is 3 percent less than the MRP of Rs 33,899 as indicated by the listing.
The smartphone sports a mammoth 41 MP camera, and was first unveiled at the World Mobile Congress (WMC) currently underway in Barcelona, Spain.
Powered by a 1.3GHz processor the phone runs on Symbian Belle Future Pack 1 OS, and sports a 4-inch Amoled CBD display with Gorilla Glass protection.
The Nokia 808 PureView features a large, high-resolution 41 megapixel sensor with Carl Zeiss optics and new pixel oversampling technology.
The phone also includes full HD 1080p video recording and playback with 4X lossless zoom. It comes with what the company calls Nokia Rich Recording- technology that enables audio recording at CD-like levels of quality, previously only possible with external microphones.
Other features include NFC, Stereo FM Radio with FM transmitter, HDMI, 3G, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi b/g/n, DLNA, aGPS, Dolby Headphone technology and Dolby Digital Plus for 5.1 channel surround sound playback.
The 808 Pureview ships with a 1400 mAh battery.


The PCs keyboard implements a bi-directional protocol. The keyboard can send data (so called scan codes, unique for each button - one for button pressed, another for button released) to the Host and the Host can send data to the Keyboard. The keyboard is free to send data to the host when both the KBD Data and KBD Clock lines are high (Idle). The KBD Clock line can be used as a Clear to Send line. If the host takes the KBD Clock line low, the keyboard will buffer any data until the KBD Clock is released, ie goes high. Should the Host take the KBD Data line low, then the keyboard will prepare to accept a command from the host.
The transmission of data in the forward direction, ie Keyboard to Host is done with a frame of 11 bits. The first bit is a Start Bit (Logic 0) followed by 8 data bits (LSB First), one Parity Bit (Odd Parity) and a Stop Bit (Logic 1). The Keyboard will generate the clock, typical frequency of the clock signal ranges from 20 to 30 Khz.
|n/c or DATA2 for dual PS2
|Power , +5 VDC
|n/c or CLK2 for dual PS2
The keyboard and auxiliary device signals are driven by open-collector drivers pulled to 5Vdc through a pull-up resistor.
Sink current Max: 20mA ;
Hi-level output V Min 5.0 Vdc minus pull-up ;
Low-level Output v Max 0.5 Vdc;
High-level input v Min 2.0 Vdc;
Low-level input v Max 0.8 Vdc.
Note: Direction is Computer relative Keyboard.


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An anonymous reader shares a report: Opposition members of the Philippine Congress raised concern on Wednesday that China Telecom Corp, which may enter the Philippine industry, could be a “Trojan horse” aimed at giving China access to state secrets. The Southeast Asian country aims to name a third telecom operator within the first quarter that will break the duopoly of PLDT and Globe Telecom State-run China Telecom has been named as a possible investor in that third entity. President Rodrigo Duterte, who has warned both PLDT and Globe to shape up or face competition, has welcomed Chinese entities specifically to become the third telecoms operator. Beijing has selected China Telecom to invest in the Philippines, according to Philippine officials, but it would need to partner with a local company as it cannot operate alone under the law. China Telecom’s presence in the Philippines, however, does not sit well with some lawmakers, given China’s telecommunications expertise and sophisticated technology.
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Beginning Monday, July 9, Caltrain will start testing a Predictive Arrival/Departure System that will tell riders in real-time when their train will arrive at the station and whether the train is on time.
The first round of testing will be done July 9 through July 13, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. The system will use both visual messages at the train stations and audio announcements on the train platform address systems.
During the testing period, passengers and neighbors may hear live testing announcements. The visual messaging system information and announcements will begin with "THIS IS A TEST" before additional data is provided. Additional testing is expected to take place in August and September of this year.
The new system will work in tandem with GPS technology already on Caltrain locomotives and will transmit information about the train’s speed and location to Caltrain’s Central Control Center. From there, it will be automatically sent to digital message signs at the train stations. Automatic announcements also will be made over the public address system.
The 22nd Street, South San Francisco, Broadway, Atherton, Stanford and College Park stations have public address systems, but do not have visual messages signs.
Stations south of the Tamien station in San Jose have neither visual message signs nor public address systems. When fully operational, the system will begin delivering real-time arrival and departure messages one hour before the train is due to arrive at the station.
The message signs are capable of showing arrival times for two trains. The message will include:
- The train number
- The scheduled arrival time of the train
- If the train is on time or running late As the train approaches the station, the message will change to a caution message: “Caution. Please stand behind the yellow line. The train is approaching.”
Messages can be customized for each station and for north- and southbound platforms. For example, if a northbound train is late, the message would only be displayed on the signs on the northbound platform.
Once the system is installed, customers also will be able to go to the Caltrain website to get real-time information arrival and departure information.
People will be to sign up for a free e-mail alerts and SMS text messages to mobile devices. The same information will be available through the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s 511 transportation information system.
The automated system also will be capable of manual operation in the event of significant, system-wide delays.
The system is expected to go live by the end of the year.
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A fiber-optic sensor for measuring quasi-static and unsteady pressure on wind energy convertersDonnerstag (22.06.2017) 11:00 - 11:20 Uhr Bestandteil von:
Growing energy demand and the necessity for green power generation leads to a constant increase in wind energy exploitation. Driven by the need for higher yields, rotor diameters are constantly increasing over the recent years. Due to the shortage of sites with high wind resources, wind energy moves closer to residential areas for local power supply, where noise emission is one of the main aspects for high acceptance. Reducing noise emission during the design phase or measuring the noise emission on the rotor blade is therefore a primary goal. Furthermore, measuring noise emission enables optimized control loops and opens doors to new opportunities for specifically silent turbines.
At present, no sensor is available for measuring quasi-static and unsteady pressure on surfaces of rotor blades in operation that withstands the harsh conditions. In close cooperation with ENERCON GmbH, fos4X GmbH developed a durable pure glass field-sensor for surface integration in rotor blades of wind turbines.
Herewith, we introduce the passive fiber-optic pressure sensor with diameter of 2x3x10 mm³, real surface membrane, natural frequency above 250 kHz, 40 kPa linear transfer characteristic, overpressure-resistance above 50 times full-scale, and without conductive and corrosive materials. Wind-tunnel validation and field test verification with around 150 sensors on a modern multi-megawatt wind turbine by ENERCON were carried out and will be presented in detail.


Just a few years ago, there was much discussion about how many more years it would take before a truly global Internet network that could be connected from anywhere on the planet would actually become a reality. Musk and his project plan to launch the most powerful rocket yet built, the Falcon Heavy, which in the future will orbit some 7,500,000 satellites and cover the entire planet with an Internet signal.
This is not mere wishful thinking
Mask has more than what it takes to do it all. All that is needed to implement such a plan is politics and overcoming some licenses. While it will be some time before the planet truly enters the age of the global Internet, Eron\’s company estimates that by 2025 their Internet network will be successful enough to connect more than 40 million customers and generate more than $30 billion in annual subscription revenues This is indeed a thoughtful business plan. This is a thoughtful business plan indeed, and one that could catapult Mr. Musk into a whole different world of possibilities.


Interface is the crossing point or technical connection between different IT systems. In other words it is the direct communication/ connection between two (or more) networks/ applications/ systems that can be interlinked together without any intermediary.
In the hospitality industry it often refers to a connection between a PMS/ CRS and an OTA.
- 1-way Interface: Downloading of reservations from a hotel’s CRS to the PMS.
- 2-way Interface: The OTA agent ‘pulls’ and reads the rates and availability put by the hotel into the hotels PMS. On the other side, the hotel sales team ‘pulls’ the bookings from the OTA website via an Interface into the hotels system.
- Channel Management
- Direct Connect
- Interfaced Connections


We are now nearly in the mid of the year 2019, and we are sure to expect some of the great devices from the big smartphone manufacturers to affordable android phone manufacturers. But there are some technologies which are anticipated to become a part of this world anytime soon. So today in this article we are mentioning some of the technologies which are not very far away from reaching our hands.
It could be possible that you might be struggling with 4G or LTE speeds in some parts of the world, but 5g technology is just around the corner, whether you are ready for it or not. While the mobile infrastructure for this technology might be in the foundation stage, many companies are going to use this as a highlighting feature for their upcoming flagship models. There will be many advantages which you will get with this technology. Of course, better uploading and downloading speed and also you will not lose the signal in crowded places like stadium and airports. So this technology is not far away, so don’t be surprised when you see 5G while unboxing a smartphone.
They might be chunky, they might be expensive, but these foldable phones are soon going to become part of the market this year. This pocket-friendly phone will get huge popularity when it will be launched in the market. We will be waiting for this technology to come in our hands.
The work with the notch
It seemed like no smartphone manufacturer company gave much thought to the notch in the smartphones. But since the release of iPhone X, in 2017, it has become a very big deal for the smartphone manufacturers. We can see in the phones after that the most of them have very less space for the notch and the bezels are nearly reduced to a minimum. The fingerprint sensor is being pushed to the rear of the phone and some phones are also having an inbuilt fingerprint sensor on the screen. Overall, we are not finished seeing the evolution of the notches and there is so much to come next.
Many more camera lenses to come
The smartphone manufacturers are taking the number of cameras as a direct relation to the popularity of smartphones. This started with dual camera lenses which were followed by a triple camera lens phone to quad camera lens device. It is also speculated that some smartphone manufacturers are designing the smartphone with 16 camera lenses. Surely this is going to revolutionize the camera ability of the smartphone. This indeed is an exciting feature which when come to the will make a nice swirl in it.
Added artificial Intelligence
AI is playing an important role in the advanced features of the smartphones and this role is going to get bigger and bigger in the upcoming years. We will expand the usage of this technology and use it for the better of ourselves.
So wait for some time, when you are going to buy Android mobile phone and look for these advanced features to become part of your new smartphone.


With the explosion of the internet, sharing data and files is now a necessity. Various methods of sharing have been developed, for example transmission via cab or Bluetooth wireless technology. However, each solution has limitations, making it difficult for people to share and receive data. InShare MOD APK – new solution for data sharing was born to solve this problem. So, what is InShare? How does it work? And what can it do? We will find out in this article together!
Introduce about InShare
What is InShare?
InShare is a data sharing application for Android devices. Data here in general includes many types, from applications, files, documents or anything that you can store on your device. As introduced, InShare is superior to conventional data sharing methods. For example, with Bluetooth technology, you cannot share an application with another device over a far distance. Not to mention the connection is limited and the speed is not really good. InShare has solved all of these problems, becoming one of the most popular sharing apps on Android, with over 10 million installs.
Sharing files quickly and easily
InShare has an optimized interface, focusing on the needs of users. Here, the need that we are aiming for is the sharing and receiving of files and data between devices. To share a certain type of data, just tap on the “Send” tab. InShare displays a list of applications, files, documents, photos, videos, music … for you to choose and send. For devices that want to receive files, we can scan the QR code generated by the app for a faster connection.
Unlimited speed and capacity
Not only limited to the type of data, but common methods of sharing also encounter other issues such as transmission speed and capacity of the data type. But with InShare, it’s all unlimited.
According to the information provided by the developer, and also according to the fact that I have experienced, InShare has a transfer speed of up to 40Mbps, which is 200 times faster than Bluetooth. Thanks to that, the file transfer happens faster, saving you time. Files size up to GBs are quickly delivered to your device in less than 30 seconds.
The second problem is the size of the data. Most common applications or transport methods are limited to ensure security. Therefore, you will have to find a new solution if you want to convert videos up to 2-3GB. InShare does not limit capacity. It is well-designed, with a separate transmission line, protecting you from risks. Thanks to that, you can still share large files through this application’s wireless protocol.
Not only supports the transmission of many types of data, InShare also supports cross-platform transmission. You can transfer data between two mobile devices, mobile to PC or vice versa. For example, if you want to receive data from a computer, you just need to create a common access point for two devices. Here, InShare establishes the environment for web sharing. There are two methods for you to choose from, that is the hotspot mode and the Wifi mode. In particular, the hotspot mode transfers data faster, while the wifi hotspot is more convenient.
After setting up your environment, InShare will create an IP address and account for you to connect to the shared environment. Note that, enter the correct port number to be able to connect and transfer between the two devices.
Besides sharing between Android devices, InShare can also help you connect and share apps, files or any document with iOS devices.
InShare allows you to customize the language and region to save received files when other devices transmit data to. They are located in the menu bar on the left side of the screen. In addition, InShare also provides statistical indicators about the total amount of data sent, the total size received, the total number of files …
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The Sennheiser EW 112-P G3 wireless system enables you to capture audio with complete freedom of movement without the restriction of wires. This system offers a combination of portability and great sound quality all in one affordable package. The omni-directional microphone provides natural speech reproduction while remaining inconspicuously small and features a discreet clip that subtly attaches to clothes.
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The Netherlands is the first country in the world to have a national LoRa gateway network according to a telecommunications company based in The Hague, which is a member of the LoRa Alliance together with Bouygues Telecom, SK Telecom, and Swisscom. LoRaWAN networks using the LoRaWAN protocol are provided by over 70 network operators and there are LoRaWAN IoT implementations in over 100 countries (including private ones) The company hails the new LoRaWAN-
When the push button is pressed, the device sends a signal to the Swiss Post, the nation’s national postal service via the Swisscom LoRaWAN network (called the Low Power Network / LPN) to request a service or place an order. The SmartButton reader allows users to place orders for supplies and postage easily using the Internet of Things (IoT ).
LoRa Alliance will promote the LoRaWAN protocol as the foundation for large-scale networks around the world, allowing users to rely on connectivity wherever they carry devices or equipment. LoRaWAN and LoRa are supported by LoRa Alliance, a non-profit alliance and one of the fastest-growing technology alliances with over 500 member companies (as of 2018), committed to the large-scale adoption of low power wide area networks (LPWANs).
The LoRaWAN network and application servers are based on the LoRaWAN server project , an open-source project that provides components for the construction of LoRaWAN networks. Docker images implementing LoRaWAN network and application servers have been modified and stored in a personal repository to support communication with Kubernetes. The second implementation is based on virtual machines using OpenStack along with its modules to automatically implement LoRaWAN services.
For this reason, many mobile operators (such as KPN, Orange, SK Telecom, Bouygues Telecom, Swisscom, and SoftBank) have started implementing LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) in addition to their current cellular network implementations.
The alliance intends to promote its use in public networks, including those of the telecom operators, where many customers can purchase this service. The concept is low power wide area networks (LPWANs) that compensate for extremely low data rates by going beyond the cellular signal and working in small devices that can last on a small battery for months. It is intended to expand networking solutions that connect bandwidth and power-hungry devices such as laptops and smartphones.
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A wearable canine harness is the ultimate gadget we’ve all been waiting for.
The harness was developed in the United States and will seriously improve dog to human communication.
The hi-tech backpack can sense the dog’s movement and detect the sound they make, enabling the owner to know how they feel and what they want. Humans can talk back to their pets thanks to speakers and vibrating pads in the harness.
Researchers say that the gadget could be particularly useful for guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, service dogs and training dogs.
Dr. David Roberts of North Carolina State University, who developed the system, explained that the gadget is only a prototype, but confirmed that the tech will be fully developed in the near future.
‘’We’ve developed a platform for computer-mediated communication between humans and dogs that opens the door to new avenues for interpreting dogs’ behavioral signals and sending them clear and unambiguous cues in return. We have a fully functional prototype, but we’ll be refining the design as we explore more and more applications for the platform.’’
Dr. Alper Bozkurt, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at NC State and co-lead author of a paper on the work, said that the harness is equipped with two types of communication technologies and Roberts described how the system works.
‘’Dogs communicate primarily through body language, and one of our challenges was to develop sensors that tell us about their behavior by observing their posture remotely. So we can determine when they’re sitting, standing, running, etc., even when they’re out of sight – a harness-mounted computer the size of a deck of cards transmits those data wirelessly. At the same time, we’ve incorporated speakers and vibrating motors, called haptics, into the harness, which enable us to communicate with the dogs.’’
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Posted on Friday Mar 30, 2018 at 09:09PM in Technology
Sometimes we have a module that's written for use under "Node.js", that I'd also like to use inside an Angular (meaning Angular 5, not AngularJS) application.Read More
by Greg Trasuk
Posted on Wednesday Mar 15, 2017 at 02:53AM in Amateur Radio
Introductionlocal-aprs is a 'local' web server and client for aprs messages. Imagine an event. There are 10 amateurs there with handheld radios, but do those handhelds have APRS capability? Probably not. But chances are, those same amateurs are carrying smart phones. And those phones (or tablets) usually have GPS receivers. Now, the event may not have good internet coverage on the cell system, which is to be expected (or perhaps we're in a "when all else fails" scenario). So we don't want to count on connections to APRS-IS, or any internet connection. How about if we had a local aprs server that could be setup on-site? The local server would consist of a radio, TNC, a server (like a Raspberry Pi perhaps), and a wifi access point. The individual users connect to the local-aprs server through their wireless devices, on the local wi-fi. Now they can see tactical information (bulletins, object status, etc) on their cell-phones even though there may not be internet or cellular coverage. And they're connected to the wider-area tactical situation through APRS. They can exchange messages, set beacons, update objects, etc. They still have the handheld radios, obviously, for coordination and instructions, and anything that doesn't fit on APRS, but the voice channel now doesn't have to be tied up with status and position reports. Event controllers or others could also access the tactical situation through tablets or laptops. This is not unlike Bob's ZipLan concept, only implemented with wi-fi. Effectively, local-aprs allows multiple amateurs to share the APRS radio hardware within the range of the local wi-fi access point. Then data can be shared over the range of the APRS digipeaters, as usual. The same basic system could be used in a home network, so you can check the "over-the-air" APRS status through your phone, tablet, or installed in a car, to connect with APRS messaging (put the radio and wifi interface in the trunk, and then see the status on your phone).
System ArchitectureThere is a server component running under Node.js that connects to the TNC and radio through whatever serial connections are required. The proof-of-concept system uses a Raspberry Pi connected to a Pac-Comm 320 TNC, connected to a Yaesu FT2400 radio. The server component runs the Express web server, and starts up a monitor on the serial port. When data comes in, it gets passed through the KISS framing parser and APRS parser contained in the 'utils-for-aprs' project, and stored in JSON format. The last hour's packets are stored for replay when a client connects. Live packets are repeated out to the clients using web sockets. The client is an AngularJS application that's served out by the server. It runs in the client's browser, and communicates back to the server using web sockets. It uses the Bootstrap and UI-Bootstrap libraries to provide responsive-web characteristics, so it runs on a variety of devices. Upon initial connection, the server plays back the last hour's packets, so that the user has an instantly-available view of the APRS situation. (Note - this is a neat thing about APRS. Since the protocol has a "Net Cycle Time" of 30 minutes max, all the senders will repeat their packets within this time. So the server doesn't have to do any "intelligent" status recording. It just has to replay the packets, and the clients are automatically current). The web socket connection remains open. Any APRS packets received by the TNC are sent out the web socket connections by the server. The server will eventually serve out local copies of "slippy map" tiles for the local area, to support clients that are big enough to display maps. The client will need to authenticate to the server and also establish the identity of the human user, so that the right call sign, etc, can be used. It is also possible to establish a receive-only connection that doesn't require a call sign (e.g. for EOC displays or unlicensed users monitoring the tactical situation). When the client wants to send an APRS message, it sends the message to the server using its open websocket connection. The packet is in the JSON format as produced by the APRSParser. The server sends the packet out over the TNC as a "third-party" packet, and also handles re-sends and the packet decay algorithm (the server "owns" the radio, so gets to manage the traffic over it).
Check it out!This project is a work in progress. You can follow along (or contribute) at https://github.com/trasukg/local-aprs. Right now I've got the basic architecture setup. I'll post more blog entries as the project progresses.


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The applications which use the transmission frequency of 200 MHz are very rare, then why should we use Category 6 cables over Category 5E?
Bandwidth and the rate of data transfer are related to each other in the same way as a highway is related to traffic. Increasing the data transfer rate is similar to increasing the quantity of lanes on a thoroughfare to increase the traffic flow. It has been observed that the data rates increase by 100% every eighteen months and due to this there is a need to use new means of transmission with better transfer rates. Today the apps moving at a transfer rate of 1 Gb/sec are hitting the ceiling of category 5E cables capabilities. Applications which require streaming of data like video and multimedia transfer demand high transfer rates and this demand can only be fulfilled by Cat 6 cables, which offer higher bandwidth. Use of Cat 6 will also boost the development of new applications which work with higher bandwidth.
How is Category 6 different from Category 5E?
Category 6 cables have a better communication performance and higher bandwidth than Category 5E cables. The bandwidth available for Category 6 cables is 200 MHz contrary to 100 MHz as available in Category 5E cables. Also including near end crosstalk (NEXT), improved insertion loss, return loss, and equal level far end crosstalk (ELFEXT). Category 6 cables also reduce the noise in the signal and therefore have elevated signal/noise ratio. Due to the higher bandwidth in Category 6 cables, they provide the systems more reliable and faster transfer rates for future applications.
Is Category 6 the future cable ?
The answer is yes, Category 6 indeed is the future cable. As predicted by analyst and autonomous polls conducted, polls show that around 80-90 % of the new networks will be equipped with Cat 6 cables. The best part of Category 6 which favors its installation is that it is backward compatible with Cat 5 and Cat 5e cables. This feature of Category 6 allows the users to supersede their Category 5E networks with Category 6 networks.
Why should a user replace Category 5 cable networks with Category 6 Cable networks?
The answer is very simple and clear. Better communication performance and its better protection from external noise makes the system with Category 6 networks more stable as compared to a system equipped with Category 5E cables. This means there is less loss of data packets and re-transmissions of data at certain intervals. This makes Category 6 networks more reliable than Category 5E networks.
At what time should Category 6 be recommended?
Installation of cables is an expensive operation because it requires the wires to pass through walls, in ducts and under the floor to reach every system and replacing the existing cable network with a new network is also a costly affair. To prevent this extra expenditure, a person should install the latest technology available in the market. If you install Category 5E cables today and after few years when a large number of applications require higher transfer rates than the range of Cat 5E cables provide then you will be required to replace the existing cables with Cat 6 cables. To prevent this it is advised to install Cat 6 cables in all new networks.
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Honestly speaking there is no small span distance. The standard is expected to perform for every length less than 100 meters. A rule in TIA/ANSI/EIA-568-B.1 states that the consolidation location must be positioned at least fifteen meters away from the telecom room to lower the effect of connectors nearby. The recommendations stated above are based on the worst performance calculations for short links with four mated connectors in channel.
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Why should a user not prefer optical fiber over Cat 6 Cables?
There is no doubt that a optical fibre network is better than Cat 6 network but the major drawback is that installation and maintenance of optical fibers are very expensive. Today the cost of optical fibers with optical transceivers is twice as much as that of an equivalent network built with Cat 6 cables. Setting up of copper cabling as in Category 6 is easier and can be done by straightforward gear and methods. Another feature of copper cabling is that it can support data terminal equipment power standards under development by IEEE (802.3af). In certain specific situations, optical fiber can be better, but for most situations Category 6 cable is a less expensive choice.
How are the connectors of Category 5E and Category 6 different?
The connectors of Cat 5E and Cat 6 may look alike but there lies a difference in their construction and use. Category 6 connectors have better transmission performance than Cat 5E connectors. Taking an example of transmission at 100 MHz frequency, NEXT for Category 5E is 43 decibels (dB), whereas NEXT for Category 6 is 54 decibels (dB). In simpler words it means that a Cat 6 connector couples only about 1/12 of the cross talk power coupled by a Cat 5E connector from one pair to another. We can also say that a Cat 6 connector is 12 times less noisy than a Cat 5E connector. Category 6 connectors were a result of new technology, new and better processes, and significant R & D resources that made the connectors better and more expensive than Cat 5E connectors


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Have you ever wondered how far virtualization goes? How much flexibility can you implement in your environment and what is the minimum amount of hardware you still require?
These questions will hopefully be answered if you read on.
Once upon a time.. There was server virtualization, desktop virtualization, storage virtualization and cloud computing. The Software-Defined Data Center was born! Even networking could be virtualized and provided you with unimaginable flexibility in your infrastructure.
The scope for this article will basically cover the networking part and specifically the edge part of your infrastructure like public internet and DMZs. My homelab will be the subject, but the architectures that will be showcased here, can be implemented in production for sure.
In a nutshell, my homelab is configured like the diagram below.
A little explanation could be handy: The Internet is giving me everything to share my articles with you over a 180 Mbit down- and 18 Mbit up-link. The Internet Modem is connected with 1 Gigabit to a self-built hardware appliance which is running Sophos UTM and has two physical interfaces. It does however have multiple virtual interfaces to connect different logical networks to each other. The red lines indicate unfiltered, “dirty” internet, while the blue lines indicate filtered, safe traffic. The appliance is connected to a Gigabit Switch, which connects all my home devices together like my NAS and BA-ESX (which is my Bad-Ass ESXi host).
The hardware I used to build my UTM:
- Asus AT4NM10T-I motherboard with onboard Intel Atom CPU
- Antec ISK 300-150 case
- Kingston KVR800D3S8S6 2GB RAM
- Patriot Torqx 2 PT232GS25SSDR 32GB SSD
- Intel Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter NIC
So, now you wonder how far does virtualization go? As I’m already using techniques like virtual interfaces, VLANs, server and desktop virtualization, what remains? Well, you will always need some sort of physical connection to the outside world, or at least a network connection. The place where you plug it in, can be about anything: directly in a physical server, a firewall, router, or switch. The minimum amount of hardware required depends on your environment of course, but in case of a traditional setup, you need the following hardware:
- Physical up-link to a network (could be internet)
- A security device that manages your internal and external networks
- Physical switch for connecting your servers
- Physical servers for implementing a hypervisor
My case here is to create more flexibility and push virtualization to the MAX. As you can see in the list above, the only item that does not contain the word physical, is the security device. I decided to replace my physical security device with a virtual, high-available security device and see how this performs.
What is Sophos UTM?
Before I get to the details, I would like to share some information about the security solution I am using (and have been using for the past 6 years in both home and business environments): Sophos UTM (previously Astaro UTM). This piece of software is really the Swiss Army knife among networking services. Whether you need a DHCP server, NTP server or would like to provide your users and engineers a way to work remote, Sophos UTM is the way!
A summary of the major features I think the product has:
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- Web Server Protection (Reverse Proxy)
Sophos delivers both hardware appliances, but it’s also possible to purchase a software license and enables you to install their software in a virtual machine, or on custom-built hardware.
To give you an idea about the user-friendly and intuitive interface, you can see the screenshots below.
To the MAX!
Now enough talking! Let’s see how the network diagram looks after removing the physical security device and moving network security to the virtualization layer.
Erhm, ok.. So where did security go? My dirty traffic is now flowing directly into my switch!
Well, let’s zoom in a bit:
I have created a seperate VLAN on my switch, especially for internet. The Internet Modem is plugged into an access port on the switch, that resides in this internet VLAN. Only devices that are connected to this VLAN will be able to access dirty traffic, so there is my segmentation. The trunk that I was already using to provide my Bad-Ass ESXi host with the ability to use all VLANs on my switch, now has an extra port group on the vSphere Distributed Switch that utilized the internet VLAN.
The only two virtual machines that are connected to this internet VLAN, are my two UTM appliances. Security is back!
Besides removing the need for a physical security device, I moved network security to the virtualization layer, giving me more flexibility and a lower possibility that physical failures impact the availability (that is, if I would have more ESXi hosts, but you get my point). The reason for deploying two UTM appliances, is that they can be put into an active-standby or active-active cluster. I applied the active-standby configuration by adding an extra virtual NIC to the appliances and connect those NICs to a dedicated heartbeat VLAN.
This setup would never be possible with my physical box, as it only has two physical interfaces and I need one for the internet uplink, one for internal virtual interfaces and finally a dedicated interface for the cluster configuration.
Now how does this perform? Really really well I must say! It even works better than I predicted.
When one of two UTMs fail, the other UTM takes over within seconds. Now one of the challenges was the internet uplink. Would the Internet Modem assign the WAN IP address to the new active UTM? Well yes, but only after disabling HA link monitoring on the WAN and internal interfaces inside the UTM. Only the heartbeat NIC should be enabled for HA link monitoring. Without this adjustment, I was getting unexpected results. Now, when one UTM fails, internet access is back online in about 5 seconds.
The way I configured this from the VMware point-of-view is displayed in the screenshots below.
And the bandwidth throughput? Awesome!
The solution described in this article can be used with many different products. Think about VMware vCloud Networking & Security, NSX or even Microsoft Hyper-V with third-party virtual firewall appliances.
Hopefully this helps you think of different networking and virtualization strategies to provide the best possible solution for your customer (or homelab! ;-)).


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Solar ARI has been selected for entry into a competition organized by MASEN (Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy) for the assembly and installation of five weather stations to estimate solar resources in the Kingdom of Morocco. It is an ambitious project through which the Moroccan Agency wants to acquire new autonomous weather stations with remote reading that can be integrated into an existing network.
These stations will include a shadowband, designed and developed entirely by ARI Solar. This shadowband from ARI Solar is already in operation in a number weather stations across different locations worldwide.


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Demographic and Sentiment Analyzer provides demographic and sentiment analysis capability for retailers to better understand their customer traffic and behavior. It can also be used to gauge staff’s performance, providing KPI for customer service quality. Real-time analysis data is available through our web-based CMS which can be accessed via mobile phone or PC browser.
The frontend device works in conjunction with a backend CMS Server (procured separately). The frontend camera software performs edge processing and transfers proprietary data, instead of video stream, back to the CMS server for analysis and reporting. This edge processing
configuration significantly reduces the network bandwidth, especially when a large number of frontend devices are deployed.


CallRail is a phone call tracking and analytics platform that helps businesses understand which marketing campaigns are delivering valuable phone call conversions.
From 2014 to 2016 I led the design efforts with the CallRail team, revamping both the brand and product. CallRail is now the leader for call tracking analytics in the U.S.
CallRail Copilot makes it easy for the user to see real-time data about who is calling.
Copilot works like a live dashboard where the incoming and old calls are displayed on the left and all the user details are displayed in real-time in the right pane, so the user knows all the details about the customer even before taking the call.
CallRail's upsell feature pages where designed to be visible at all times in the users setting pages.
Animated illustrations are used in order to provide better understanding on how the feature works.
All the Marketing site was re-thought from the ground up. The main purpose was to better convert users by showing CallRail features more effectively.
Each feature was grouped into categories instead of being individual ones with no specific parent category. Users can now see those features as packages, making it wasier to understand the main features of CallRail (Analytics, Management, Routing, etc...).
Category features have their own landing pages make it more SEO friendly as well.
CallRail's CallFlow was built to help automate complex tracking tasks.
A step by step workflow makes it easy to automate between different tasks.
By using a simple and coherent system (using the same icon system available through out the product) this feature was almost self-explanatory.
Some of the feature pages designed to represent each of the main product features grouped together into categories.
Each landing page groups a set of feature that makes that specific key element in CallRail's product.


Right now, most electronics cannot transmit signals through the human body, but research that a team at Stanford University is conducting could change that. A machine they created can send digital messages without using electronics. Instead, it uses common household liquids.
Developed by Nariman Farsad, who is a post-doctoral fellow in an engineering lab at Stanford, the idea of communicating through chemicals could change the way information is transmitted and received. Aside from wireless abilities and being seriously affordable, this method of transmission could also make our electronics better. Under water or places with lots of metal, for example, would now be environments where this electronic system could be used.
Farsad’s system works by turning pH changes into code, via the pulsing of an acid within a base that creates zeros and ones. These conflicting chemicals would be enough for a tiny sensor to detect pH changing, and then encode the changing pH as a zero or a one. That would result in binary code produced by a liquid rather than an electronic.
To test the system, the research team typed a message on a small computer, and a signal then went out to a machine that produced the corresponding bits of chemicals, which in this case is either a spurt of vinegar or glass cleaner. That spurt then travels through a tube and into a container with the pH sensor in it. The changes that occur are sent to a computer that can break out the encoded message.
The reason why vinegar and glass cleaner were chosen is because they’re so ubiquitous, and because they cancel each other out.
The possibilities for this system are seemingly endless, and pretty cool. You could send secret messages, have robots send messages back and forth and leave a chemical trail, or replace conventional communications if an electrical grid kicked out. But probably the coolest thing is its ability to work within the human body, where nanobots could talk to other nanobots using liquid text.
There are still a lot of limitations that the system faces, like how to transmit signals over far distances, how to separate a signal from a noise, and how to power it all. But even so, the idea itself is pretty cool in and of itself.
Article source: gizmodo.com
Featured image source: stanford.edu


Originally conceived as a portable version of the benchmark Tivoli Audio Model One table radio, the PAL radio has taken on a personality all its own. “You won’t believe how great the speakers are on these portable AM/FM radios. You can hook up your CD or MP3 player to share your music with your friends. They’re design marvels, acoustically and aesthetically.” (Oprah Magazine)
The PAL radio has a friendly exterior, with its small stance, simple controls and weather-resistant cabinet with rubberized front and NPR logo. But the PAL radio offers the same technological feature set as the Model One radio: a frequency contouring circuit for musically accurate tonal balance, 5:1 analog tuning dial, and the power to clearly deliver stations that elude many high-priced component systems. Its built-in NiMH battery recharges whenever the PAL radio is plugged in, and delivers up to 16 hours* of playback at a time. “Tivoli Audio’s PAL offers arguably the finest sound and reception possible from a portable radio.” (House & Garden)
As with all Tivoli Audio products, the PAL radio is compatible with iPod and other players.
Telescoping FM antenna, built-in AM antenna, NiMH battery pack, and AC adapter/charger included. One year warranty.
* Playback time varies depending on volume level
- 2.5" magnetically-shielded, treated full range speaker
- 5:1 ratio analog tuning dial
- AC/DC operation (External AC power supply/charger included)
- Auxiliary Input
- Battery status indicator
- Built-in battery charger
- Built-in telescoping FM antenna
- Henry Kloss Analog AM/FM Tuner with AFC
- NiMH rechargeable battery pack (Included)
- One Year Warranty
- Stereo Headphone Output
- Water-resistant cabinet
What's in the box?
- PAL Portable Radio
- One (1) Power Supply
- User Guide
- Warranty Card
- Rechargeable Battery


College of Charleston Police Chief Chip Searson sent the following message to the campus community regarding a planned test of the Cougar Alert emergency notification system on Thursday, March 25, 2021:
Dear Campus Community,
In an effort to maintain the safety and security of our students, employees and visitors, the College will conduct a test of the Cougar Alert emergency notification system at 10 a.m. this Thursday, March 25. You can help us ensure that the technology is working properly by responding to the alerts when you receive them. Confirmation instructions will be included with each test message.
The emergency notifications will be sent to all members of the campus community through email, text, phone and the Everbridge mobile app. The return e-mail address will be displayed as “College of Charleston,” and text message will be displayed as 893-61 (campus members may want to add that as a contact), and the phone number will display as 843.805.5507.
If you do not receive a Cougar Alert after the test is conducted, please go to https://emergency.cofc.edu/cougaralert/ for information on updating your contact information. If you have technology-related questions or concerns, you can reach the CofC Service Desk by phone at 843.953.3375 or through the IT Help Portal at https://help.cofc.edu/.
The College will also be testing a new system called Alertus during this test of the emergency notification system. When the College issues a Cougar Alert, all campus computer workstations and laptops running the Alertus system will display a full-screen pop-up alert providing messaging about the Cougar Alert on campus. Users will need to click “acknowledge” on the screen to remove the full-screen Alertus notification. The test messages will also appear on digital display screens throughout campus. These pop-up alerts are in addition to those the campus will receive by email, text, phone and the Everbridge app and are not meant to replace these notifications.
Cougar Alerts for Non-CofC Community Members
Parents, visitors, prospective students, community members, downtown businesses and others who wish to receive Cougar Alerts can opt-in to receive notifications by texting the word cougaralert to 333111. Message and data rates may apply. Opt-in users can also receive Cougar Alerts by email. To receive alerts by email, reply to the Everbridge confirmation text with your email address.
Thank you for helping to keep the College of Charleston community safe and informed.
Chief of Police
College of Charleston


Downsizing and upgrading in one: igus Single Pair Ethernet cable for energy chains
29th April, 2020
Every day, sensors generate vast amounts of data worldwide and this continues to rise. Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) technology offers completely new opportunities to transmit these data streams reliably even in the most confined areas of the machine. Developed for use in energy chains, igus introduces the chainflex CFBUS.PUR.042 SPE cable.
While a few years ago CAT5 was the standard and CAT5e was a quantum leap, CAT6a and CAT7 are increasingly in demand today. However, all developments so far have ended at the last ‘intelligent’ component of the machine; this is because the size of the cable and the connector were too big to implement connections to the smallest sensors.
“The SPE cable uses only one pair of wires instead of the usual four, reducing the outer diameter of the cable by 25%,” explains Justin Leonard, the-chain director, igus. “Although this reduces the data rate from 10MBit/s to 1GBit/s, it is fast enough for many sensor applications.”
The new cable is designed to fit perfectly with the T1 connector interface, which has been developed specially for SPE. As a result, the durable shielding is retained, resulting in high electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). The combination of cable and connector is extremely robust: igus uses an abrasion-resistant, notch-proof PUR jacket and the connector uses robust metal latches with PCB jack.
The reduction in the size of cable and connector creates the oppoortunity to use the smallest e-chain series. The Single Pair Ethernet technology is also an alternative to standard field buses such as Profibus and CC-Link, as well as Ethernet derivatives such as Profinet and CC-Link IE. The oil resistant and flame-retardant SPE cable comes with a guaranteed service life of 10 million double strokes and 36 months.
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Stephen Trumbull is the Chief Technology Officer and leads the Electrical Engineering team at I2T. He has been with the company since 2017, in the Huntsville area since 2009, and an electrical engineer since 2006. Mr. Trumbull began his career working in radio frequency and airborne telemetry systems at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In Huntsville, Mr. Trumbull worked with Force Protection systems which involved two trips to Afghanistan in 2009 and 2012 to support those efforts. Since coming to I2T, Mr. Trumbull has led and been part of all steps of multiple successful hybrid power projects. Mr. Trumbull is originally from Rio Rancho, NM, and graduated with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.


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Commonly Used Types Of Electric Cables
The main purpose of a power cable or an electric one is to transmit electric power. They provide connection and enable wired networks, computers, telephones and other electronic devices to work. There are different types of cables and wires which are used for specific purposes. Some of the commonly used electric cables are:
1. Coaxial Cable
This kind of cableis made of copper and iscovered with various insulating layers. These cables are easily available in different sizes, flexibility, performance, cost and power handling capacities. Usually they are used for connecting video equipment, components of a network, television networks and for home audio system. In case of bigger projects workers use a cable stand for supporting cable reels.
2. Ribbon Cable
These cables are also called flat tin cables or multi-wire planar cables. They are made up of several insulated wires that are parallel to each other. These wires are able to transmit multiple signals at one time. In this kind of cables, 4 to 12 wires are running parallel to each other.
3. Twisted Pair Cable
These cables have pairs of copper wires that are insulated and are also colour coded. The copper wires are twisted around one and other. These are available in different diameters ranging from 0.4 to 0.8 millimetre. There can be more of these pairs of twisted wires in one cable. If there are more pairs, resistance is higher in the cable. The main benefit of using this type of cables is they are easy to install and are also economical.
There are many other types of cables available as well but the above comprise of the primary categories, mostly found everywhere.