Phoenix contact mGuard routers
The versiondog system supports the management of Phoenix contact mGuard projects and allows you to schedule automatic backups and cyclical monitoring of robots.
- To execute jobs, the outgoing and incoming ports for the server, the switch and all network devices between need to be specified.
|Detail comparison for configuration and firmware (version compare)||✓|
|Automatically detect differences between the program running on the device and the last backup (online/online detail comparison). Automatically detect differences between the program running on the device and the most recent version on the server (offline/online detail comparison).||✓|
|Clear presentation of complete change history||✓|
|Automatic backup for disaster recovery||✓|
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Last updated: 05 August 2020


We want to offer our customers a best-of-breed instant messaging solution for healthcare. With the help of customers acting as developer partners, we are able to ensure that the solution provides genuine added value to customers right from the start.
Our customers are the experts in their field and the realities of clinical work. This is why the whole Medanets mobile app has been developed in cooperation with healthcare professionals – and the messaging solution that integrates with the app is no exception. We have asked some of our customers in Finland and Norway to help us determine the most critical elements of a messaging tool used in clinical work.
Key Elements of a Messaging Tool in Clinical Work
Obviously, a key feature in any communication tool is the ability to notify the recipient of a new message. However, a constant stream of notifications could be highly disruptive in clinical work. With this fact in mind, we are developing a possibility to manage notifications to our messaging solution.
This means that the sender can decide who will receive a notification of a new message sent to a communication channel. This way, the messaging tool helps to draw the right people’s attention to the right message.
Another equally important feature is the option to see if the recipient has read a message. This is particularly crucial during busy times. For instance, a notification of receipt might give nursing staff an added sense of security, knowing that their message has reached a doctor even if they have not been able to respond to the message yet. This saves nurses the trouble of making phone calls to reach a doctor, or look for them in vain while busy with other tasks.
Along with patient- and ward-specific communication channels, our customers have asked for a possibility to freely create own communication channels for functional groups. These can be joined and left flexibly, depending on the situation. Flexibility is key, because functional groups do not necessarily work in a fixed location and the team members may change from one situation to the next.
Everything depends on data security. Communication services in the field of healthcare contain plenty of confidential patient information. Medanets’ messaging solution is specifically aimed at supporting and improving communication within clinical care teams. Applications aimed at the general public, such as WhatsApp are, therefore, not suitable. Medanets’ clinical messaging solution connects healthcare personnel in a secure and robust manner. It complies with general data protection regulation (GDPR) and applies all security and authorisation requirements. Data is stored in either the customer’s own information systems, or carefully documented and saved in a central service within Europe, managed by Medanets also in this case.
Stay tuned – the best messaging solution on the market for healthcare professionals will be available soon!
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ShoreTel Mobility – Enterprise Mobility Solutions
The BYOD (bring your own device) and work-from-anywhere mentality is everywhere today. The question is whether or not your organization is making the most of the enterprise mobility solutions available. If not, West Tech can help. With the right enterprise mobility solutions in place, your team can access everything they need from the smart phones and tablets they love.
ShoreTel’s mobile workforce solutions allow you to stay connected with your team from any location in the world across any network – voice over WiFi, voice over 3G or 4G, or cellular. In turn, your team can collaborate with each other – anytime, anywhere – and achieve maximum productivity. The result is a more engaged, more connected and more responsive workforce, as well as enhanced professionalism and customer service for your customers or clients.
All the Features You Know and Love
With ShoreTel Mobility, your team will be able to leverage the same productivity-boosting features that they find in their office environment on their favorite iOS and Android devices, including:
- Video conferencing with room-based systems
- Peer-to-peer video
- Web conferencing
- Calendar access
- CRM integration
- Instant messaging
In addition to the technologies mentioned above, you’ll enjoy all of the same desk phone features such as extension dialing, conference calling, company directory, hold and call transfer, and other features.
Un-blurring the Line Between Business and Personal Life
While the line between business and personal life is growing more and more blurred, ShoreTel has proactively addressed the privacy concerns of many employees by creating a “dual persona” solution. This technology allows users to maintain separate identities on their smart phone or tablet – one for work and one for their personal life. In turn, employees never have to share their personal number again. Instead, their company number simply follows them from the desk to the field.
Integrations That Simplify Network Management and Strengthen Security
By leveraging our relationship with Aruba Networks, we can integrate our mobility solutions with leading enterprise wireless vendors. Aruba Networks provides superior access management, network infrastructure and mobility application solutions for mobile enterprise networks. These solutions feature a unified architecture that simplifies network management, strengthens security and facilitates BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) implementations.
Empower Your Workforce Today
Don’t wait to start creating a happier (and more productive) workforce. With offices in both Colorado Springs and Pueblo, we can extend your phone system to include your team’s mobile devices in a way that’s simultaneously cost-effective, secure and surprisingly simple to implement.
To resolve your BYOD growing pains with ShoreTel’s state-of-the-art enterprise mobility solutions, call 1.888.211.0629.


In this article I will go through how to set up a test network to measure the speed from WAN to LAN as well as LAN to WAN. As shown below, one client is connected to the WAN, the other client is connected to the LAN port of the tested router/firewall, see diagram.
Change WAN Port IP Address
Login on the tested router/firewall and add a static WAN IP.
Note, you can either use the built-in DHCP server or assign a static LAN IP for the Lan Client (Jar Jar Binks)
Example below, for the WAN IP.
Put The LAN Client (Jar Jar Binks) In DMZ
In order to measure throughput from WAN to LAN as well as LAN to WAN, a Lan client (Jar Jar Binks) is set up on the WAN port and a client (Han Solo) on the LAN port, in addition, the LAN client is in the DMZ zone, on the tested router to allow traffic to pass between WAN to LAN and LAN to WAN unobstructed by the NAT firewall on the tested equipment.
In this example I have created a rule, which allow all traffic from the WAN side of the router to pass on the lan side.
Change WAN side Lan client (Han Solo) IP Address
In the TCP/IP Properties window, enter an IP address which are in the same range as the router WAN IP. This means the IP address is the same as you entered for the router WAN IP address.
In the example, I used 192.168.10.2, which is different from both the router WAN IP address and the Default Gateway setting. You should also enter the router WAN IP address as the default gateway 192.168.10.10
Ping the WAN/LAN side client
Remember to turn off all antivirus and firewall on both clients, etc. Windows Defender Firewall
As you can see we can ping both clients.
Test speed with jperf
When everything is set up, we are ready to test with jperf.
Below I have tested from Wan to lan client.
Lan client is setup as server
That’s all !


Product introduction：Railway on-board gateway equipment on-board audio and video data storage. The equipment has strong data processing capacity, high reliability, high stability. The software and hardware architecture based on plug-in architecture can achieve good business expansibility and is suitable for extensive deployment in railway rolling stock.
•CPU: 4 cores, 1.6GHz
• memory: 2G (expandable)
• storage: industrial-grade 128G SSD (expandable)
•USB interface: 2×USB 3.0 interface, compatible with USB2.0 (can be extended to multiple USB interfaces)
•GE interface: 2× gigabit Ethernet interface
•10GE POE interface: 2×10G Ethernet interface (supporting 10Gbps/2.5Gbps/1Gbps, supporting POE function)


AIS Sart Search and Rescue Transponder
|FOB Price:||US $1-2,300 / Piece|
|Min. Order:||1 Piece|
|Min. Order||FOB Price|
|1 Piece||US $1-2,300/ Piece|
- Model NO.: AIS SART
- Use: Automotive
- Port Number: Multiplex Multi-purpose Channel
- Screen Size: No
- Chip: Telechips
- Certification: CCS
- Transport Package: CTN
- Origin: Jiangsu
- Type: GPS Tracker
- Operating Principle: Mixed Type
- Model: Geodesic Type
- Carrier Frequency: Single Frequency
- Brand: Spaceon
- Quality: Good
- Specification: CCS
(1) Product Overview:
AIS Search and rescue transponder based-on AIS technology, modular design, low power consumption, small size,
light weight,High reliability, is a new generation of marine safety and rescue equipment.
China Classification Society CCS
Register of fishing vessel of P.R.C.
(2) Function and take advantage :
When vessel distress occur, AIS-SART transponder sends the location information to other ship which
equipped with AIS equipment , save crew life in distress, thereby greatly enhancing the chances of survival.
Technical feature :
Utilized GMSK modulation, embedded processing platform, time division multiple access technology.
Operating frequency: 161.975 MHz, 162.025 MHz
Frequency tolerance: ± 0.5KHz
Transmit power: ≥ 31.5dBm
Deviation from the carrier center frequency ± 10 kHz modulation sidebands with ≤ -20 dBc;
Deviation from the carrier center frequency +25 kHz to +62.5 kHz and -25 kHz to -62.5 kHz the device modulation
sidebands with ≤ -40 dBc
Modulation mode: GMSK / FM
Operating Temperature: -20 ºC ~~ +55 ° C
Application areas: marine safety, search and rescue system.
Dimensions (mm) : Ø120 (MAX) L365
Weight (kg) : approx. 900g
floating 10 meter rope .
Not less than 1 meter rod.


For setting a hybrid SM-MM transmission, a pair of PK-SM-MM converters always needs to be used in such a way that the MM fiber is in the middle, and both ends are single-mode (using a short SM patchcord from the light source to the connection with the MM cable is enough, if the link doesn’t have a natural SM-MM-SM configuration).
|IL||< 2.5 dB||< 0.5 dB|
|PDL||< 1.0 dB||< 0.2 dB|
|RL||> 40 dB|
Maximal link length is limited by power budget and polarization mode dispersion of the multimode part. For 1 Gb/s transmission, the maximal length of the MM part is <400 m.


The HiKOKI 18 Volts Premium Worksite Sound System works well with all HiKOKI and Hitachi 18 Volts slide batteries and multi-volt 1080 Watts battery. Tough new robust design of system has heavy-duty shock absorbing roll frame and integrated storage case for Smartphone/music device. Sound system with easy-to-use digital tuner, is engineered to support Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB). It allows user to connect music devices through Bluetooth and AUX connection. Sound system produces clear and premium quality sound. It is capable of charging most Smartphone’s through USB 5 Volts output that is 1 Amp max. This product is integrated with heavy-duty rubber antenna for added functionality. It has built-in storage case for storing 18 Volts slide lithium-ion battery. Sound system is heavy-duty IPx4 waterproof rated for prolong usage in tough jobsite. It comes with a AC adaptor for added convenience.
Main Feature: Premium quality sound output and easy to use digital tuner supports Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB).
- Delivers premium quality sound output
- Tough new robust design with heavy-duty shock absorbing roll frame and integrated storage case for smartphone/music device
- Heavy-duty IPX4 waterproof rating
- Premium quality sound output and easy to use digital tuner supports Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB)
- Bluetooth connection to music devices as well as AUX connection
- Capable of charging most Smartphones through USB 5 Volts output
- Built-in storage case for 18 Volts slide Lithium-Ion battery
- Heavy-duty rubber antenna
- Includes AC Adaptor
- Compatible with all HiKOKI & Hitachi 18 Volts slide batteries and multi-volt 1080 Watts Battery A


Welcome the KT LTE-H, LTE and Wi-Fi Combination!
A telecommunication company that is based in the South Korea, the Korea Telecom (KT), has successfully managed to build a new networking infrastructure. This new infrastructure is the result of collaboration among KT, Qualcomm and Samsung. According to recent reports, this new technology will be demonstrated during the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) event, which is going to take place in Barcelona, Spain, next week.
This latest network infrastructure is known as the LTE-H, or the HetNet. Basically, it combines the 5G Wi-Fi network with the 4G LTE-A network. This enables users of the infrastructure to use two networks, Wi-Fi and LTE, at the same time. As a result, users can expect a data transfer rate of 600 Mbps. Wow, now that is awesome, isn’t it?!
It is reported that the LTE transmitter will have direct control over the Wi-Fi network, providing a more efficient alternative than the currently available networking solutions. The transmitter will monitor the signal strength between the Wi-Fi network and a mobile device, guaranteeing a stable and fluid connection.
Unfortunately, this technology will not become a reality until at least the oncoming 2016. Then, when the year 2016 finally comes, the LTE-H network will only be available in the South Korea alone. So, it may still take quite some time before the rest of the world can enjoy the technology as well.
Besides the aforementioned technology, KT will also introduce the CA LTE-U networking technology at the upcoming MWC event. This is a Wi-Fi networking infrastructure with a 5GHz frequency band aggregated with the LTE network.
Speaking of the LTE – which stands for Long Term Evaluation – network, it has now become the high-speed wireless communication standard used on smartphones and plenty of other gadgets. However, up to the present time, LTE is still mainly used in advanced countries, including the South Korea. A total of 62% of the population in this country is using the LTE technology.
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Wireless for Venues
Visionary IT Brings Large Public Venues Scalable & Reliable Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi has become an integral part of most public events—whether it is in convention centers, arenas, museums, churches, festivals, or concerts. Large public venue owners must increase attendance by delivering new and compelling mobile experiences that compete against other entertainment choices. Fans/attendees increasingly expect to interact with connected applications during the event. The power of dependable and scalable Wi-Fi at such venues is becoming a must, otherwise business will be lost.
Operators must deliver reliable Wi-Fi service under dense use, for diverse scenarios. They need to be able to support a wide range of devices, and rapidly adapt to changing conditions. Such solutions must be easily upgradeable to support new challenges, but with a minimum of complexity and maintenance. Most of all, operators need a Wi-Fi solution that financially justifies its deployment, and keeps the total cost of ownership as low as possible.
- Scalable to support the most challenging high-density Wi-Fi environments
- Significantly reduce equipment requirements to lower system TCO
- Fully upgradeable and programmable solution to grow/ adapt over time
- Application Control ensures predictable Wi-Fi performance
The Visionary IT Difference
Our purpose-built Wi-Fi solutions are optimized to meet the high device and user densities in large public venues. We deliver high capacity, applicationaware wireless solutions, proven in the highest density deployments in the world, supporting tens of thousands of concurrent users.
Significantly control Wi-Fi costs by requiring less hardware than traditional deployments. Our easy-to-use, feature-rich, singlepane-of-glass management solution delivers powerful, centralized control.
Flexible solutions address the complex density and environmental requirements of different locations within the venue—event registration, interactive experiences, meeting spaces, auditoriums, expo halls, press boxes, VIP suites, outdoors/parking lots, etc. Application Control delivers granular network wide application visibility and control, including throttling of specific applications or groups of applications to ensure a good user experience.
High Density and Capacity
We support the highest user density and traffic capacity in the industry with 2 to 16 radios per device in a comprehensive, performance-scaled portfolio. This allows you to pick the right product for the right scenario based on density requirements, significantly reducing the amount of equipment that must be deployed.Superior Flexibility
No other vendor matches the investment protection offered by our High Density Access Points. The software-programmable, modular radio design allows capacity scaling with zero waste and no rip-and replace. Radios can be switched from 2.4GHz to 5GHz over time as the mix of mobile devices evolves. More radios may be added to existing access points, and older radios can be upgraded to newer technology standards.
Great hardware without great software is of little value. That's why our cloud based management system provides an automated Wi-Fi management solution that lets you intuitively configure, monitor, and manage your wireless network with zero touch provisioning and turn up of new equipment via automated online activation.
Seamlessly support the massive proliferation of mobile devices with guest access and onboarding services to automate the process of bringing new devices and users onto the wireless network.We ensure all these devices can get onto the network and operate with a good end user experience.
The integrated controller architecture distributes network intelligence to the edge of the network where it enables maximum control of applications, performance and security. This eliminates performance bottlenecks and single points of failure typical with centralized controller architectures. Application Control allows administrators to selectively block, throttle or prioritize applications, offering the most predictable network experience for your users’ most critical functions
Make the Smart Choice. Choose Visionary IT.
It’s a BYOD world. People bring wireless devices everywhere they go, and expect an available, reliable connection. Technology won’t stand still. You need a Wi-Fi system that can keep up with the times. Count on us to help your large venue provide an outstanding experience.
Want to try superior W-Fi for free? Contact us today for a free 30 day trial!


One kind of set-top box that can translate internet protocol signals into a format that your TV can read and understand is called an IPTV Box. It matters because there is no internal system on your TV that can decipher signals from the Internet. Because they serve as a conduit between your TV and the internet, these IPTV Boxes are essential to this process.
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They use an HDMI or AV cable to connect to your TV. Certain IPTV devices have the capacity to connect over wifi in recent years. Consequently, all you’ll need to connect to your IPTV box is a smart or connected TV that supports wifi.
But what if you decide against purchasing an IPTV box? IPTV programming can still be streamed using a PC. You can watch IPTV video on PCs since they are already designed to recognize and decipher internet signals. If you’d like, you can even use your PC to screencast content from your PC to your TV.
Apps Compatible With IPTV Services
Depending on the IPTV service you’re using, different devices may have different names or types. However, IPTV services are typically compatible with a wide range of devices, including:
TVs and Android phones
iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers
Tizen TV from Samsung
LG WebOS for products such as LG TVs
Amazon Fire OS-powered gadgets and televisions
You can therefore be sure that 99 out of 100 IPTV providers will function with any of these if you utilize any of them.
What Are IPTV’s Benefits and Drawbacks?
Like any system, IPTV has advantages and disadvantages. Let’s start by looking at a few of the many advantages it offers users.
Benefits of IPTV
Because IPTV users have the ability to pause, rewind, and fast-forward the content at their discretion, they may enjoy much more flexible TV viewing.
The majority of IPTV boxes offer 4K and HD streaming, thus the visual quality is significantly better than on a regular TV.
A few IPTV devices come with channels and apps tailored to particular markets. As a result, you have access to more content alternatives and can stream a variety of video kinds.
Drawbacks of IPTV
It cannot be properly used by persons in distant places without access to high-speed wifi because it requires a high-speed internet connection.
Due to a variety of factors, including network problems, device incompatibility, and other challenges, IPTV may occasionally slow or even have outages.
To put it briefly, IPTV functions best in places with strong internet connectivity. Thus, you should go ahead and get it if you have a reliable internet connection and an HDMI-capable TV that can connect to WiFi when needed.
IPTV’s Market Size and Future
For the past few years, IPTV has been growing steadily. It is anticipated that the global IPTV market, which was valued at US$ 50.9 billion in 2021, will grow to US$ 115.2 billion by 2026. As a result, over this period, IPTV’s market size is expected to increase at a CAGR of 17.8%.
In the upcoming years, IPTV’s main market will be in North America. Asia is gaining ground as well, with China and India leading the way in this regard.
Numerous factors, including the global increase in internet penetration and speed, drove IPTV’s expansion. In certain places, such as China, they were greatly enhanced. By the end of 2022, China alone had approximately 179.7 IPTV subscribers. By the end of 2022, India had over 68.1 million users as well.
Asia Pacific’s share of households with multiple channels
The majority of IPTV’s market share gains will come at the expense of cable, with satellite technology holding up fairly well. Since satellite platforms supply channels to headends for distribution throughout the fixed broadband infrastructure on Earth, they really benefit from the rise of IPTV.
According to this list of international IPTV providers sourced from Reddit, IPTV networks are accessible in the following nations: the United States, Russia, Great Britain, Canada, France, Belgium, India, Germany, China, Sweden, and even the Dominican Republic.
We see a movement in IPTV usage and think that watching habits will migrate more towards OTT and SVOD since services like Netflix and Hulu are part of a continuing trend, even though there are global businesses providing IPTV service, fueling its expansion.
Is it legal to subscribe to IPTV in the US?
As long as the IPTV service provider gets permission to broadcast the content it plans to show, IPTV subscriptions and services in general are lawful. All content is known to be protected by a copyright license. Furthermore, it will be illegal for the IPTV service provider to stream the programming without the proper authorization from the copyright holders.
It is, however, entirely legal if you use an IPTV provider, stream your content through video streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, and so on. since the content on these streaming services is owned by the owners of the copyright. It’s also lawful for several IPTV service providers to stream specific content because they are licensed to do so!


“Track all your shipments, packages and high value assets using our brand new, assisted GPS, miniature gps tracker.”
The TrackinaPack is a very small and powerful live tracking GPS device designed specifically for covert high value shipment tracking in 150+ countries.
“…designed for these specialist requirements…”
- monitoring international shipments
- tracking skids and pallets
- tracking down stolen goods
- tracking goods inside containers
“…fully inclusive, worldwide GPS tracking..here’s what you get…”
- High sensitive, small gps tracker with built-in high power battery
- SIM card with global GPRS data access. You do not need to buy one.
- Free online tracking software with Google StreetView maps
- Email and telephone tech support
“…instantly solves the problems of global, covert GPS tracking…”
When you are wanting global visibility of your shipments and packages you will have come up against the following problems with traditional GPS tracking devices:
- poor battery life
- international roaming with SIM cards and expensive SMS and data costs
- weak GPS signals when the device is inside warehouses and other buildings
- large device size
- complicated, ‘clunky’ software interfaces
“….We Have Solved These Problems AND Created A Device That Works For YOU…”
We believe in making matters very simple. The ‘Track in a Pack’ tracking solution works once you remove it from the box, switch on and you’re tracking live. Can we make it any easier than that? Yes we can …
- The device comes with a SIM card pre-installed
- Just switch it on and login .. then you are up and running
- Multi-lingual software interface
- There are no activation costs or subscription fees
- Our online gps tracking control panel has been designed especially for ease of use and its functionality is second to none
“…Track & Manage Your Devices Easily 24/7..”
TrackinaPack gives you the ability locate your goods from your mobile phone as well as track and locate from our easy to use web based gps tracking software.
“…new for 2013 …. Realtime Tracking With Street View…”
Our FREE tracking software gives you access to easy to use features such as:
- Locate the tracker on demand
- Easily change the frequency interval when you want to locate your gps package tracker
- Simply set a 360 degree virtual perimeter around an area known as a Geo-fence (when your tracker breaks this barrier either entering, exiting or both it will send you an SMS to your mobile phone notifying you)
- Quickly call the device from your mobile phone, it will return the address location details via SMS.
- Combine these features with on demand real time tracking with easy to use location history reports
“…Pay as you go tracking. No more expensive subscriptions..”
With our free software you only pay for what you use. This is how it works:
‘POSITIONS LEFT’ … Each time a trackinapack send back a message, usually a location, we deduct one credit.
‘SMS CREDITS LEFT’ …. Sometimes you may need to send a new instruction to your trackinapack, perhaps a change to the tracking interval, or to perform a location on demand. This uses up your messaging credits.
“….add new credits using our secure online portal…”
You can purchase credits in different volumes to suit your budget, throughour online payment portal in partnership with PayPal
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. Will the ‘Track in a Pack’ work once I remove it from the box?
A.To view the ‘Track in a Pack’ you will use our online software located at www.trackinapack.com/online. You will be asked for your Device id code, this can also be found inside the ‘Track in a Pack’ box. Switch your device on and you are now tracking live.
Q. Do I have to call the ‘Track in a Pack’ customer service to activate my device?
A. No. The ‘Track in a Pack’ solution allows you complete freedom.
Q. How do we add credit from different countries if we are not in USA or Europe etc etc?
A. www.trackinapack.com/topup allows you to add more positions to your panel regardless what country you live in
Q. Can I set safe zones and receive alerts to my mobile phone, also do I have to pay for these alerts?
A. You can set safe zones. You will also be informed if your ‘Track in a Pack’ panic button is activated. Further SMS credits can be added via www.trackinapack.com/topup.
Q. Can I track my ‘Track in a Pack’ on more than one computer?
A. Yes, because the software is web based, you can access your devices from multiple computers and mobile devices.
Q. Does the ‘Track in a Pack’ have a warranty and if I have a problem what is the procedure?
A. The ‘Track in a Pack’ has a 12 month warranty. If you do have a problem then you must contact customer services, if we can not fix the problem then we will dispatch a new unit to you.
Q. How do I know when to charge the battery and can I view the battery level on the ‘Track in a Pack’ panel?
A. You can view the battery strength at all times in the online tracking software. The ‘Track in a Pack’ automatically sends the battery strength every 30 minutes. The ‘Track in a Pack’ also indicates a low battery on the device via a red light under the battery indicator. You can also receive a low battery warning via SMS and email.
Q. How long does the battery last on the ‘Track in a Pack’?
A. The endurance of the battery depends on what interval you set your device to send its data. Average battery life will last around 4-7 days. If the device is switched on but in standby mode then you can expect around 160 hours.
Q. Is the ‘Track in a Pack’ waterproof?
A. Yes the ‘Track in a Pack’ is water resistant to standard IPX6.
Q. When the ‘Track in a Pack’ moves, can I view it in real time on the panel even at 5 seconds?
A. Yes you can. You also have a feature called ‘sound on’. If you then turn your speakers on, you will hear an audible sound every time the ‘Track in a Pack’ reports a position to the panel.
Q. Can I view more than one ‘Track in a Pack’ on my panel.
A. Yes you can view as many devices as you want on your panel.
Q. Will my ‘Track in a Pack’ work internationally?
A. The ‘Track in a Pack’ will work 24/7 in most countries around the world. Please consult our customer services for more information.
Q. Can I track the ‘Track in a Pack’ indoors?
A. The ‘Track in a Pack’ has restrictions under very extreme conditions. This does not mean that it will not give you a fresh position. Any GPS device has its limitations. If you are inside a room with no windows and a solid concrete roof then the chances of obtaining a valid GPS position is very thin. The ‘Track in a Pack’ has a very sensitive GPS receiver, it is GPS assisted. This helps the device to obtain a fix very quickly. In general you will find the ‘Track in a Pack’ performs to a very high standard and it will give you fresh GPS positions in most buildings.
Q. Do I require a special mobile phone to track the ‘Track in a Pack’?
A. No. If you have chosen to use this extra service then any mobile phone will allow you to instantly receive the full address details. The SMS that you receive will also indicate the time of the GPS position and the battery life. Simply call the ‘Track in a Pack’ from your mobile, after a few rings (the ‘Track in a Pack’ will not make any sound) your call will be cut off and the message will be on its way to you, it’s that simple.


Although there are numerous communication options such as social media, email, live chat and messenger services, person-to-person telephone calls still command a primary communication role. Telephone communication using Hosted Voice has incredible benefits in an impersonal world as it connects callers with a human voice.
With a Hosted Voice service, you have several options of bringing your central communication features to the cloud. When your phone system is in the cloud, you can use a business-grade system to unite your entire business.
VoIP helps you connect with your office and clients regardless of your location. Here are reasons Hosted Voice helps your business improve communication.
Saves IT Resources
Troubleshooting tech-related issues can lead to costly down times and wastage of valuable IT resources. Trying to fix a key component in your new piece of technology by watching several tutorials on YouTube or reading articles can waste a lot of resources.
Therefore, instead of relying on your old telephone system that may experience sudden glitches and affect your communication channels, consider using this technology. Once you implement your Hosted Voice system, the host will handle everything for you including the software and its components.
Personal And Immediate
Most customers prefer getting a personal response through a phone call rather than through other communication options such as live chat or email. A hosted voice service enables brands to respond to their customers’ concerns on the spot.
Moreover, you also get a voicemail vocal backup where a caller can leave a detailed voice message. A telephone call creates a connection that is almost the same as that of a face-to-face interaction.
Stay Connected During An Emergency Or Crisis
Since your phone system is cloud-based, you’ll always stay connected to your customers. This is regardless of what happens to your business or during an emergency.
For instance, if your business premises suffer a natural disaster such as water damage, you can still use your Hosted Voice service. This is of course, provided you get a stable internet connection.
This means that in the event of a catastrophe of any nature, you won’t lose vital information. You can still communicate with your customers remotely from wherever you’re located.
Increased Flexibility For Employees With Hosted Voice
Hosted Voice gives your employees, especially your remote workforce, more portability than conventional phone systems. In other words, your staff can access and use the Hosted Voice phone system from wherever they are in case of emergencies.
Moreover, since modern-day employees such as millennials prefer a better work-life balance with a lot of flexibility, you need to consider investing in hosted service.
You can seamlessly reroute your customers’ calls to a team of customer service representatives working remotely through your cell phone.
Phone communication is more effective than email or texting because the tone you use gives emotion to words. Being able to communicate with your customers through a Hosted Voice service reduces the cost of traveling and meeting facilities.
In addition, a business-grade service with teleconferencing call capabilities will help you communicate with clients and suppliers affordably.


Raytheon Technologies Telecommunications Engineer in Sterling, Virginia
Raytheon is seeking a hands-on telecommunications engineer for our expanding network simulation lab in the Dulles VA area. The ideal candidate will have a comprehensive understanding of network protocols and transmission standards spanning LANs, WANs and broadband carrier infrastructure, and be comfortable operating and maintaining diverse lab equipment including IT, traditional network devices, and specialized telecommunication systems/components. They must have a significant current skill base but be eager to learn, grow and thrive in a challenging technical and requirements-driven environment.
Minimum 5 years proven performance in one or more of following areas:
Implementing and troubleshooting long-haul telecommunication links including SONET/SDH, Ethernet, and OTN
Managing all levels of network equipment and configuring related protocol layers including high-capacity transport (e.g., DWDM), multi-layered traffic (IP, Ethernet/VLAN, MPLS) and edge routing/switching
Network capture/recording, analysis and replay, including both LAN packets and broadband bitstreams.
Crafting network traffic (protocol layers and content) to achieve specific test objectives, including the use of system node simulators and traffic simulators.
Ability to develop unique and creative solutions to new requirements in a fast paced, quick response environment
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Experience with Linux operating systems
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Although this scenario provides great flexibility, the problem is that the cost scale is the size of the trading community which becomes very expensive and very complex, very quickly. All these services come under the “Value Added” packages of EDI VAN. VAN (Value-Added Network) is a communication channel leased from a telephone company to offer customers with modems access to network services through a local or toll-free number. Whether an ecommerce enterprise is a new start-up or has a well established online presence, they undoubtedly have a variety of daily tasks that require communication between teams and companies. Sharing information and facilitating communication between companies, retailers and suppliers in real time is key for efficient supply chain management. Vehicle Acquisition Network opens the door to the vehicles you’re currently missing.
VANs are sometimes referred to as added-value networks or turnkey communications lines. A value-added network is a private, hosted service that provides companies with a secure way to send and share data with its counterparties. Value-added networks were a common way to facilitate electronic data interchange between companies. There is a third and budding approach, that simplifies much more than EDI, known as the ecosystem integration approach.
The main goal of a VAN is to facilitate electronic data interchange between businesses. The carrier provides additional services on top of the infrastructure called value-added services. Like many pre-Internet technologies, VANs have had to reinvent themselves to remain relevant going forward. Today, VANs offer services that go above and beyond mailboxes for EDI exchange and retrieval, authentication of messages, and archival of past transactions. Modern VANs create value for businesses by offering automatic backups of EDI data, flexible access to that data via secure web portals, and unlimited data pricing packages. It’s crucial to understand that if you are looking to get the best of their managed services as well as the network benefits, you make sure they operate in a many-to-many relation with their connections.
EDI VANs can help speed business communication since it allows for automated responses between both parties. Humans can be removed from the process allowing quick responses, along with improved accuracy regarding a message’s contents. The VAN service acts as a virtual mailbox used by trading partners to exchange data.
This means the customer is left in the dark regarding what is really happening with their company’s EDI transactions. The customer waits on the provider to process their connections, updates, and communications if the provider is facing any maintenance, service challenges, or backlog. An EDI VAN is a secure private network that facilitates the exchange of EDI documents. As businesses grow, setting up individual EDI integrations with each trading partner and customer they wish to communicate with becomes overwhelming. VAN providers developed advanced service offerings like EDI translation, encryption, management reporting, and secure e-mail as part of a ‘value-add’ package, which depends on the provider.
To view a detailed comparison of the amount of work done by different EDI providers, download our infographicon this topic. Since VANs record all information that flows through them, businesses have a ledger of each transaction. This information is good for resolving issues with transactions or referencing information later. Developers Extend the power of your Cleo solution by learning how to build customized integrations and more for your operations. Training & Courses Cleo’s all-access subscription-based training has an extensive course catalog for both Cloud and Private Cloud editions.
How Does a Value-Added Network Work?
This would mostly involve the cost of your hardware , the operating system, and the AS2 application. Of course, there are also maintenance/administrative costs but they’re just minimal. Once you have your AS2 system set up, there’s no limit to the amount of data you can transmit. It covers a large area than LAN as well as a MAN such as country/continent etc. WAN is expensive and should or might not be owned by one organization. It covers a larger area than LAN such as small towns, cities, etc.
- This was its original function, but there are additional services that a VAN can provide.
- Now, if you do decide to use AS2, choose a solution that’s tested and proven.
- Before you know it, you’ll already be spending thousands of dollars per month.
- Another major consideration when choosing between a VAN and AS2 is interoperability.
VPN is a type of computer network which doesn’t have physical existence. The devices that are part of a VPN could be present anywhere on the earth, connected to each other over the internet. You can read this article on Fossbytes to know more about virtual private networks. With the proliferation of online commerce, businesses are presented with cost-effective supply chain management options. VANs have had to adapt to maintain a place in the ever-growing online business arena; they have done so by focusing on specific industries and expanding their range of services.
An AS2-only solution, unfortunately, doesn’t have that capability. It will only allow you to exchange data with trading partners that support AS2. It’s worth noting, however, that a growing number of companies have already shifted to AS2. In fact, several large enterprises will not transact with you if you’re not using AS2.
How Difficult Is Implementing an EDI VAN?
In other words, it is hosted service that provides a secure way to exchange EDI documents between companies. As the Internet developed, many companies found it more cost-effective to transport data via the Internet, rather than incurring minimum monthly fees or per-character charges typical to VAN contracts. VAN providers countered by offering additional services, including secure email, encryption, management reporting and Electronic Data Interchange translation between organizations. A value-added network is a hosted service offering that acts as an intermediary between business partners sharing standards based on proprietary data via shared business processes. The offered service is referred to as “value-added network services”. A value-added network is used by businesses to exchange information among each other.
While certain vendors have integration platforms, they’re primarily meant for application to application integration within an organization. In many cases, the EDI provider handles the creation and maintenance of the actual EDI technology. However, the day-to-day operations and optimizations to the software may be the customer’s responsibility, thus requiring an in-house IT team. Think of this approach as IT teams having all the necessary pieces but still needing to put them together themselves. These factors impact the entire business as it limits time-to-value for new partnership connections and updates, visibility, as well as overall business agility.
Generally, it is used to connect external storage devices to servers but make them believe that the storage is attached directly. The technology used to accomplish this is known as Fiber Channel. The area covered by a MAN is quite larger in comparison to a LAN and CAN. In fact, a MAN can be used to link several LANs spread across a city or a metro area. A wired backhaul spread across a city is used to powers a metropolitan area network in that place.
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LANs cover a smaller geographical area and are privately owned. One can use it for an office building, home, hospital, school, etc. A Communication medium used for LAN has twisted-pair cables and coaxial cables. It covers a short distance, and so the error and noise are minimized.
A trading partner retrieves messages by connecting to the VAN, which validates the message and verifies the recipient’s identity. It then provides a full audit trail, and all messages are tracked and accurately recorded. Most EDI network service providers offer an alerting service that informs the sender that a message has been sent or is waiting.
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The https://1investing.in/ area network that is commonly known as VAN provides high bandwidth connection facility for users that are located in long distances and have a high geographical proximity. A combination of physical and virtual nodes can also be used over virtual networks to enable interaction among hardware like Cisco routers and Linux to route packets to and from the physical network. Again, the issue of visibility, or lack thereof, which in many cases forces the customer to depend on the technology and timeliness of the provider to process their connections, updates, and communications. Therefore, while a managed EDI approach can be convenient, it can also be costly in terms of time, money, and true business agility.
Fill out the form to connect with a representative and learn more. TrueCommerce provides a range of EDI solutions to meet the requirements of small, emerging, mid-market and enterprise businesses. EDI connections often represent a business’s most high-value contracts and Value-Added Networks are a highly dependable method of trading. Therefore, it is important to know that EDI VANs certainly have limitations. In many respects, relying on a VAN has become outdated, in light of the EDI technology that is and continues to become more cost-effective and modernized to better fit company systems and resources. Or, maybe you have been exchanging business documents electronically for years.
In the late 80’s, Value Added Networks emerged as the important way for connecting all the supply chain participants. This helped all the businesses to reduce the usage of paper transfers needed. It is a high-speed network that connects various LAN segments. These LANs should be interconnected with a backbone, each pair of LAN segments can communicate without passing through a third-party LAN segment. MAN is a larger area than that of a LAN and smaller area as compared to WAN. It connects two or more computers that are apart but resides in the same or different cities.


Horizon 2 innovations take 2-5 years to generate results and are traditionally characterized by expanding an existing business proposition or product. Innovations on this horizon could be an existing idea copied into a new market; an idea which has been proven in principle but takes some time to validate and adapt laterally.
Google’s Soli sensor is an entirely new technology that was validated and launched around the 5-year mark, rather than in 5-12 years as the horizon model would suggest.
The sensor detects the minutiae of human motion at a new level of precision and in any light condition, enabling users to interact with the virtual world without touch, only hand gestures.
The Soli sensor has been used in the real world with the Google Pixel 4 smartphone. Each phone will contain a Soli radar chip to offer faster face unlock, whilst using hand motions to skip tracks, silence alarms, and make phone calls.
But the Soli sensor has a much broader application thanks to its sheer speed and responsiveness. This innovation has the potential to change how humans interact with technology. Think twisting finger motions to change speaker volume, holding up your hand to stop a song from playing, or tapping your thumb and index finger together to press a button.
And next in the pipeline, the Soli sensor could perform tasks such as compass orientation, counting and monitoring home items, and even remote surgery.


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It’s hard to imagine the life of a modern person without gadgets and Internet access. They provide society with opportunities for work, leisure, and study. This is why it is so important to have a stable Internet connection. In this article, you will learn about the optimal Internet connection speed in 2023 to understand whether you should use 4G or 5G signal boosters.
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What Home Internet Speed Is Considered Normal?
Normal Internet speed allows you to perform all tasks: communicate with colleagues via video conference, send emails, scroll through social media feeds, watch films without delays, and much more. That is why each user will have individual Internet speed values that can be considered normal.
Previously, it was believed that 15 Mbit/s was enough for one person. Today, speeds of 100 Mbit/s have become the standard. Why? Here are some reasons:
- Most people surf the Internet not only from a computer – they connect a smartphone, tablet, TV, smart speaker, robot vacuum cleaner, and much more to WiFi.
- Video quality has increased, even movies at maximum resolution require more than 15 Mbit/s.
- After 7 pm the speed often drops due to peak load. People come home from work, go on social networks, turn on a film, and communicate via video conference.
- Guests sometimes ask for a WiFi password and share the Internet with you for a while.
What Affects Speed Indicators
The value indicated by the provider in the tariff is not your real speed. The real one will depend on many factors – the load on the provider’s network at the moment, the type of your connection (wired or Wi-Fi), the number of devices connected to the router, and your distance from the server.
- Number of devices.
Speed depends on how many devices you connect to your home network and how you use those devices.
- Internet connection type.
There are several options for connecting to the network, the most popular of which are:
- Wired connection – the cable from the Internet provider is connected directly or from the router to a computer, laptop, or TV;
- Wireless connection – devices connect via Wi-Fi to a router or other Internet-distributing device;
- Mobile Internet – provided by your provider using a SIM card.
We recommend using the wired type, as it is the most stable and reliable. The only negative is the wire itself. During normal Internet operation, the indicators vary from 90% to 110% of your tariff plan.
Typically, a similar connection is used on:
- desktop computers for games, streaming;
- Smart TV for high-quality TV series and movies.
If you connect a cable, no one uses the Internet except you. The provider provides the required speed and the router works correctly. The actual speed is equal to the tariff plan. Average indicators are 95-110% of it.
A more convenient type of connection is wireless, in which the signal is transmitted via Wi-Fi, but it is necessary to take into account the functionality of the router, its distance from devices, and the frequency range.
- Router, distance and location.
The characteristics of the router directly affect the speed of the Internet – the frequency range of the Wi-Fi module (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz), the number and gain of antennas, transmitter power, etc. It is important to check them before choosing a tariff. If the throughput is lower than the speed declared by the tariff, you will not be able to take full advantage of the proposed speed.
In 2-3-room apartments, we recommend using several routers or installing a 4G or 5G signal booster.
If you use a wireless connection to a router that is located in the next room, then in addition to your device, others may be connected, because other family members also use the Internet. The actual speed is constantly changing and will be lower than the tariff plan. There are more factors to consider that affect speed. Wi-Fi may disappear, and the speed may drop to 5-10% of the tariff.
Another parameter that affects speed is the remoteness of the server. Services for content use special storage facilities – servers. The more popular the content, the lower the Internet speed you need. If you use a large platform like YouTube or Netflix, then even at a speed of 10 Mbps you will be able to watch Full HD quality without freezing, because such platforms have a well-developed server architecture.
What Internet Speed Is Needed For Work And Other Tasks?
Let’s look at the optimal speed for the most common tasks:
- Text information and mail.
1 Mbit/s incoming and outgoing speed is enough. Text is the “lightest” of the presented content types – 1 character weighs 1 byte. With a tariff plan of 1 Mbps, an article of 130,000 characters will load in 1 second. For text messages that you receive/send in instant messengers, this value will be more than enough.
- Audio – music, podcasts, books, voice messages.
Also, 1-2 Mbit/s incoming speed is sufficient with a stable connection. Music, like any information, has a certain weight. Previously, you had to download songs before listening to them. There are now quite a few services that allow you to listen to it online. On average, one song weighs 3-8 MB and lasts 2-5 minutes.
- Photo – Instagram, photo stocks.
To quickly display photos on Instagram or photo stocks, 5-10 Mbit/s incoming speed is enough. If the images are not optimised, they have a high resolution, then it will take some time to load – 2-20 seconds. Every photograph or picture on the Internet is a set of pixels. Depending on the resolution, format, and detail, their weight and loading time vary. A few examples:
- Resolution: HD, 1280×720. Weight: 0.2 – 0.65 MB. With a tariff of 5 Mbit/s, the download time for 1 file is less than 1 second.
- Resolution: Full HD, 1920×1080. Weight: 0.4 – 1.2 MB. At 10 Mbit/s, the download time for 1 file is less than 1 second.
- Resolution: Ultra HD (4k), 3840×2160. Weight: 2.2 – 3 MB. At 10 Mbit/s, the download time for 1 file is less than 2.5 seconds.
Wrapping It Up
Choose Internet speed according to your needs. The higher it is, the more expensive the tariff plan, and often it is not used to the maximum. Consider factors that affect speed – the way your devices connect to the Internet, their number, and distance from the server. To improve the 4G or 5G signal, we recommend using boosters. You can turn to UCtel, a company with impressive experience in boosting the signals of the most common British operators.


N4PY Pegasus Plus Program for Flex, Yaesu, Ten Tec, Elecraft and Kenwood Radios Current Version 4.55
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This is the N4PY Pegasus Plus Control Program. It will control a Pegasus, Jupiter, Omni VII, RX-320, RX-330, RX-331, RX-340, RX-350, RX-400, Rohde & Schwarz XK2000 series and EK-890, Kachina 505DSP, Argonaut V, Elecraft K2, Elecraft K3, Elecraft KX3, Elecraft KX2, Elecraft K4, Kenwood TS-850, TS-950, TS-570, TS-870, TS-480, TS-590, TS-2000, TS-990, Yaesu FT-450, FT-950, FT-1200 series, FT-991, FT-891, FT-2000 series, FT-3000 series, FT-5000 series, FT-9000 series, FTDX101D, FTDX101MP, FTDX10, or Flex 6000 series, FLEX-5000, FLEX-3000, FLEX-1500, and SDR-1000 as a primary radio. Additionally, it will allow an RX-320, RX-350, second pegasus, second Jupiter, or second Elecraft K2 to be used as a sub-receiver to the primary radio with the sub-receiver following VFO B. And with the Omni VII as the primary radio, you can have the RX-320, Pegasus, Jupiter, or RX-340 as the sub-receiver. This allows for full dual receive capabilty for DXer's. The software also allows the seemless use of transverters for the VHF/UHF bands with the display showing the transverter frequency. Full configurability directly from the program is available. Additionally, there is a save/restore feature for the internal memories of the Jupiter, RX-350, and Argonaut V. You can also run the Jupiter, Omni VII, or Argonaut V in Front Panel control mode and have the program monitor the operation of the these radios. This allows the software to export a pegasus file interface to any logging program that can work with a pegasus. The end result is you can now have full logging control of the Jupiter, Argonaut V, or Omni VII while they are in front panel control.
The Tentec Omni VII is fully supported in 3 different ways. The first way is to run it is in Omni VII front panel mode and then operate the Omni VII from either the program or directly on the Omni VII. In this mode the Omni VII command set is limited so the program has limited control over the radio. The second way is to run it in Omni VII serial remote mode using the local serial port. This mode gives the program 100% control of the radio and is the recommended way to run it locally. The third way to run it is in Omni VII ethernet remote mode. This mode provides 100% control from a remote location. Both transmit and receive audio without a computer at the Omni VII location is fully supported in this way.
The Elecraft K2 can be used as the primary radio. Additionally, an rx320 or second K2 can be added to the primary K2 for full dual receive. When two K2's are used, the exported operating frequency for logging programs is based on the last transceiver that transmitted. When using this program with a K2, you can still use logging programs by configuring the logging programs to use a TenTec Pegasus file interface. The K2 can simultaneously be controlled from the program or the K2 front panel.
The N4PY Pegasus Plus program can control PowerSDR for any Flex radio.
Reasons to use the N4PY program with your Elecraft K3:
Tap and hold buttons no longer necessary. There are separate buttons for each function
Front panel control of noise blanker values
Bset on the K3 no longer needs to be used.
All subreceiver controls are readily accessible.
The Subreceiver S meter shows all the time along with the main receiver S meter.
Front panel control of antenna selection including receiver only ant
My help and adding features as required quickly
control of external antenna tuners
Separate band buttons for CW and SSB.
Band buttons for SWL with user definable ranges
Very quick up 5 button for being the first one to be at announced new listening frequency
Most functions can be controlled with mouse wheel, not just frequency.
Separate default AGC settings by mode
Frequency event timer to allow automatic changing of frequency by times for
an unattended receiver to listen to on the internet
10 minute automatic CW ID
Separate comport for Steppir and External amplifier control
Full K1EL winkey keyer support
Transmit protection by license class to not allow transmit unless ok with license class. This includes mode and prevents accidental transmission of SSB in the CW portion of 40 meters. Power level saved for each band. And also power output for an amplifier is saved by each band. And CW band is separate from an SSB band.
The Kenwood TS-850, TS-570, TS-870, TS-480, TS-590, and TS-2000 can be used as the primary radio. You can add a tentec rx320 and get full HF dual receiver operation. When using this program with a Kenwood radio, you can still use logging programs by configuring the logging programs to use a TenTec Pegasus file interface. The Kenwood radio can simultaneously be controlled from the program or the radio front panel.
The program will control both receivers in the Kenwood TS-950 for full HF dual receive operation. The program will not control the sub-receiver in the TS-2000 since the TS-2000 sub-receiver is VHF/UHF only.
When using the RX-330, RX-331, or RX-340 top of the line receivers with a Pegasus or Jupiter , the program allows full transceive operation. The RX-331/RX-340 becomes the main receiver with the Pegasus/Jupiter receiver following VFO B to allow full dual receive. This is a dynamite setup representing the ultimate transceiver configuration. The software will also allow the RX-331 or RX-340 to be used standalone without a Pegasus or Jupiter. There is a small modification required to the Pegasus/Jupiter to allow the two receivers to share the same antenna. Also, a fairly simple interface box must be constructed for the software to control muting between the two radios. There is a review of this software at www.eham.net under HF Transceivers "Ten-Tec RX340/Pegasus System".
With the new Flex-1500 (or even a used SDR-1000 1 watt version for around $200) now available from Flex Radio, you can now add the fantastic Flex Radio real time panadapter to your radio when using N4PY software. The N4PY Pegasus Radio Control program will allow you to add any Flex radio (the brand new Flex-1500 is only $579) to your main radio. With this Flex radio configured along with your radio, you will see 48 khz to 192 khz of spectrum around the frequency your radio is tuned for. Additionally, you will be able to mouse click on signals displayed on the panadapter and your radio will automatically tune exactly to them. This will give you the benefits of a Flex radio on your radio. Operation of the pair of radios this way works really well and even adds dual receive. And the best part is no modifications to your radio are required.
You can also use an RFSpace SDR-IQ Radio or Microtelecom Perseus receiver as a full Panadapter.
Price:$65 for first time registration includes both the N4PY Icom program and N4PY Orion program. New Version Renewal fee: $30 to get new versions for another year
Just a word here about the renewal policy. When you purchase the program for the first time registration fee, you also get free program updates for all following versions for one year. At the end of the year, if you want to continue to get new versions for another year, you pay the renewal fee. If you decide not to renew, the version you have will still continue to run forever.


ABC's My Generation Sync iPad App
September 18th, 2010
We're really excited about the release of ABC’s My Generation Sync iPad App. This one-of-a-kind app uses the TV audio signal to deliver a synchronized interactive television experience to iPad users. In other words, it's magic!
The technology is based on Nielsen's Media-Sync Platform. An embedded audio signal in the television show allows the app to access encoded information and then deliver a groundbreaking media experience to iPad users. There's been lots of interesting buzz about this project - you can read more about it here:
• ABC My Generation Site iPad Promo Video
• CNN International My Generation iPad app syncs with TV
• ReadWriteWeb An iPad App that Stays in Sync with Your TV
We were honored to be part of the design and development team on this fresh type of iPad application.
Good Dog initially worked with the Nielsen team to develop concept art that was used for pitches to the networks. These comps were customized for each presentation, and were focused on individual shows.
Good Dog also worked on the initial iPad prototype. Our team developed a working prototype that used watermark detection technology via the iPad's internal mic. The prototype demonstrated how the actual encoded audio could be used to trigger events within the app.
The final app was developed by the amazing team at Gravity Mobile. We were impressed with their dedication and ability to get the app built, tested and delivered within an extremely tight timeline. The overall project was a huge team effort, and there was plenty of hard work put in by ABC Digital and Nielsen to get the app ready for release.
During the final build, we continued to provide visual design and prototype art. Good Dog built an additional prototyping tool to help the teams at ABC and Nielsen quickly test content scenarios, enabling them to simulate the synchronized interactive experience.
We want to give a huge thank you to Scott Maddux at Nielsen. His enthusiasm and endless drive really brought this app to reality. We're also amazed at ABC's dedication to the project. They were the first network to really recognize the potential of this approach, and their dedication and support have been inspiring.
iPad Photo ©Peter Belanger Photography


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One of the lesser-known facts to emerge about the iPhone 4S yesterday is that it is the first phone to launch with Bluetooth 4.0, the latest version of Bluetooth. Not many products are available with Bluetooth 4.0 just yet–in fact, two of the most recent products to ship with Bluetooth 4.0 are also from Apple: the MacBook Air and the Mac Mini. Bluetooth 4.0 is backward-compatible with all other versions of Bluetooth, so you can pair existing Bluetooth headsets with the new iPhone without a problem.
The Apple iPhone 4S is the first phone to ship with Bluetooth 4.0.
So what’s so special about it?
According to Mike Foley, executive director of the Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group), the key new feature of Bluetooth 4.0 is its low-energy technology. This lets device manufacturers replace proprietary sensor technology with Bluetooth, which is a more widely adopted standard. An obvious example is in the health and fitness category. Most pedometers, heart rate straps, and blood glucose monitors are designed to only talk to a specific wristwatch or control unit. If these same devices had Bluetooth 4.0, they could speak to any Bluetooth 4.0 device, be it phone or computer, without requiring an intermediary.
“It’s an extremely optimized version of Bluetooth,” Foley said. “It enables an entirely new class of product into the Bluetooth world.”
This version of Bluetooth is thus targeted specifically for small battery-operated devices like Nike+ sensors, Fitbits, and similar products that require almost no power. Foley envisions that gyms and fitness centers would have Bluetooth-enabled computers so that you could automatically upload your fitness stats to the cloud after you finish your workout, for example. The first such device is a Dayton heart-rate chest strap using a Bluetooth 4.0 chip from Nordic Semiconductor.
Other potential uses of Bluetooth 4.0 include standardizing active 3D glasses so you don’t need line-of-sight for them to work, and possibly a wireless payment system similar to NFC.
Do I really need it?
It’s still early days for Bluetooth 4.0. As we mentioned, the iPhone 4S is currently the only phone to have this specification, and there aren’t that many Bluetooth 4.0 devices yet to make use of the technology. Still, we should see more Bluetooth 4.0-compatible products before the end of the year, with more phones adopting the standard as well. Hopefully developers will get on board to create custom apps to take advantage of Bluetooth 4.0 accessories. We wouldn’t rush out to get the phone just based on this one specification right now, but it might be a big deal in the future.
Bluetooth v1.0 and v1.0B
Versions 1.0 and 1.0B had many problems, and manufacturers had difficulty making their products interoperable. Versions 1.0 and 1.0B also included mandatory Bluetooth hardware device address (BD_ADDR) transmission in the Connecting process (rendering anonymity impossible at the protocol level), which was a major setback for certain services planned for use in Bluetooth environments.
- Ratified as IEEE Standard 802.15.1-2002
- Many errors found in the 1.0B specifications were fixed.
- Added possibility of non-encrypted channels.
- Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI).
This version is backward compatible with 1.1 and the major enhancements include the following:
- Faster Connection and Discovery
- Adaptive frequency-hopping spread spectrum (AFH), which improves resistance to radio frequency interference by avoiding the use of crowded frequencies in the hopping sequence.
- Higher transmission speeds in practice, up to 721 kbit/s, than in v1.1.
- Extended Synchronous Connections (eSCO), which improve voice quality of audio links by allowing retransmissions of corrupted packets, and may optionally increase audio latency to provide better concurrent data transfer.
- Host Controller Interface (HCI) operation with three-wire UART.
- Ratified as IEEE Standard 802.15.1-2005
- Introduced Flow Control and Retransmission Modes for L2CAP.
Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR
This version of the Bluetooth Core Specification was released in 2004 and is backward compatible with the previous version 1.2. The main difference is the introduction of an Enhanced Data Rate (EDR) for faster data transfer. The nominal rate of EDR is about 3 Mbit/s, although the practical data transfer rate is 2.1 Mbit/s. EDR uses a combination of GFSK and Phase Shift Keyingmodulation (PSK) with two variants, π/4-DQPSK and 8DPSK. EDR can provide a lower power consumption through a reduced duty cycle.
The specification is published as “Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR” which implies that EDR is an optional feature. Aside from EDR, there are other minor improvements to the 2.0 specification, and products may claim compliance to “Bluetooth v2.0” without supporting the higher data rate. At least one commercial device states “Bluetooth v2.0 without EDR” on its data sheet.
Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR
Bluetooth Core Specification Version 2.1 + EDR is fully backward compatible with 1.2, and was adopted by the Bluetooth SIG on July 26, 2007.
The headline feature of 2.1 is secure simple pairing (SSP): this improves the pairing experience for Bluetooth devices, while increasing the use and strength of security.
2.1 allows various other improvements, including “Extended inquiry response” (EIR), which provides more information during the inquiry procedure to allow better filtering of devices before connection; and sniff subrating, which reduces the power consumption in low-power mode.
Bluetooth v3.0 + HS
Version 3.0 + HS of the Bluetooth Core Specification was adopted by the Bluetooth SIG on April 21, 2009. Bluetooth 3.0+HS provides theoretical data transfer speeds of up to 24 Mbit/s,though not over the Bluetooth link itself. Instead, the Bluetooth link is used for negotiation and establishment, and the high data rate traffic is carried over a collocated 802.11 link.
The main new feature is AMP (Alternate MAC/PHY), the addition of 802.11 as a high speed transport. The High-Speed part of the specification is not mandatory, and hence only devices sporting the “+HS” will actually support the Bluetooth over 802.11 high-speed data transfer. A Bluetooth 3.0 device without the “+HS” suffix will not support High Speed, and needs to only support a feature introduced in Core Specification Version 3.0 or earlier Core Specification Addendum 1.
- L2CAP Enhanced modes
- Enhanced Retransmission Mode (ERTM) implements reliable L2CAP channel, while Streaming Mode (SM) implements unreliable channel with no retransmission or flow control. Introduced in Core Specification Addendum 1.
- Alternate MAC/PHY
- Enables the use of alternative MAC and PHYs for transporting Bluetooth profile data. The Bluetooth radio is still used for device discovery, initial connection and profile configuration, however when large quantities of data need to be sent, the high speed alternate MAC PHY 802.11 (typically associated with Wi-Fi) will be used to transport the data. This means that the proven low power connection models of Bluetooth are used when the system is idle, and the faster radio is used when large quantities of data need to be sent. AMP links require enhanced L2CAP modes.
- Unicast Connectionless Data
- Permits service data to be sent without establishing an explicit L2CAP channel. It is intended for use by applications that require low latency between user action and reconnection/transmission of data. This is only appropriate for small amounts of data.
- Enhanced Power Control
- Updates the power control feature to remove the open loop power control, and also to clarify ambiguities in power control introduced by the new modulation schemes added for EDR. Enhanced power control removes the ambiguities by specifying the behaviour that is expected. The feature also adds closed loop power control, meaning RSSI filtering can start as the response is received. Additionally, a “go straight to maximum power” request has been introduced. This is expected to deal with the headset link loss issue typically observed when a user puts their phone into a pocket on the opposite side to the headset.
The high speed (AMP) feature of Bluetooth v3.0 was originally intended for UWB, but the WiMedia Alliance, the body responsible for the flavor of UWB intended for Bluetooth, announced in March 2009 that it was disbanding, and ultimately UWB was omitted from the Core v3.0 specification.
On March 16, 2009, the WiMedia Alliance announced it was entering into technology transfer agreements for the WiMedia Ultra-wideband (UWB) specifications. WiMedia has transferred all current and future specifications, including work on future high speed and power optimized implementations, to the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), Wireless USB Promoter Group and the USB Implementers Forum. After the successful completion of the technology transfer, marketing and related administrative items, the WiMedia Alliance will cease operations.
In October 2009 the Bluetooth Special Interest Group suspended development of UWB as part of the alternative MAC/PHY, Bluetooth v3.0 + HS solution. A small, but significant, number of former WiMedia members had not and would not sign up to the necessary agreements for the IP transfer. The Bluetooth SIG is now in the process of evaluating other options for its longer term roadmap.


Satellite TV Coverage in the Caribbean
The footprint of the DirecTV USA satellites (101W etc.) does not reach the
Caribbean. When travelling south from the U.S., TV coverage will end somewhere
between the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic, depending on your antenna size.
DirecTV Latin America (DLA)
DirecTV LA is the most popular English- and Spanish-language service in the
Caribbean. The service is carried on the Galaxy3C (95W) satellite. Yachts can
purchase receivers and programming packages from DirecTV Puerto Rico (www.directvpr.com)
or DirecTV Trinidad (www.directvcaribbean.com).
Programming is similar but NOT identical. The Puerto Rico service is more
popular with yachts as it carries more U.S. channels and is more cost effective
when multiple receivers are activated. They also have dedicated marine
representatives that respond to email (firstname.lastname@example.org),
which makes the provisioning and activation service a bit less painful. The
Trinidad service appears to offer more Spanish-speaking programming. Check the
channel lineup carefully if this is a consideration.
The LNB needed for DirecTV LA service is different than the one used for
DirecTV U.S. Seatel antennas support an “Americas” LNB that can be switched
between the two frequencies. Otherwise, a “DLA” LNB needs to be installed. Also,
different receivers are needed, even if you are a DirecTV U.S. subscriber. The
different DirecTV systems are run separately and will not activate each other’s
A larger antenna (Seatel 4004 and above, KVH M7 and above) is generally
required for clear reception. A few channels may fade out as you travel south
and east (or if you have a smaller or older antenna) as they are transmitted on
a lower-powered transponder (25). Yachts with KVH Tracvision G8 antennas can
upgrade to the newer but same-sized 24” M7 to provide better reception. 18” KVH
antennas (G4/M5) will not be able to receive DirecTV LA at all.
Dish Network (110W) service from the U.S. reaches down to the Northern and NE
Caribbean but requires a LARGE antenna (e.g. Seatel 6004) for reception.
The French-language service operates from the Intelsat 903 (34.5W) with good
coverage throughout the Caribbean. A European (linear) LNB is required. In St.
Martin, receivers and subscriptions can be purchased at their Sandy Ground
location (phone: +590-590-875470)
This Spanish-language service has coverage in the Western and parts of the
Northern Caribbean, but does not reach the Eastern Caribbean. A linear LNB is
Unlike Europe, very few Free-to-Air services operate in the Americas, and
none that we are aware of offers Caribbean coverage.
Note that Seatel tends to be conservative in their coverage maps, actual
coverage is often better than they show


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The landscape of the automotive industry is experiencing a paradigm shift with the advent of new technology. This unprecedented wave of innovation is transforming the industry’s long-standing methods and ushering in an era where cars are no longer simple modes of transport but hyper-connected, intelligent machines that prioritize sustainability, safety, and convenience.
Riding the Sustainability Wave: Electrification and Hydrogen Fuel Cells
To combat the environmental crisis, the automotive industry is heading towards a more sustainable future, with electrification leading the charge. Electric Vehicles (EVs) are no longer a novelty but a norm, characterized by zero tailpipe emissions and an ever-growing driving range. Cutting-edge battery technology such as solid-state batteries promises to improve the longevity and safety of EVs, alleviating range anxiety and recharge duration concerns that have long plagued the industry.
Meanwhile, another technological marvel promising a cleaner future is the development of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Harnessing the power of the most abundant element in the universe, these vehicles emit only water vapor and heat, making them an exciting prospect for a zero-emission future. However, the challenges of infrastructure and hydrogen production still loom large, although significant strides have been made in these areas – says Kirill Yurovskiy.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Communication
As we shift towards a future of automated vehicles, the importance of safety features cannot be overstressed. ADAS systems, with features such as adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and automatic emergency braking, are transforming how we drive. This technology relies heavily on sensors and AI to monitor the vehicle’s surroundings, alerting drivers of potential hazards, and in some cases, even taking corrective actions.
Simultaneously, Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communication is rapidly evolving. This technology allows vehicles to interact with other vehicles, infrastructure, and even pedestrians, offering a more comprehensive situational awareness. Incorporating technologies such as 5G and dedicated short-range communications (DSRC), V2X is becoming a crucial element in enhancing road safety and efficient traffic management.
Comfort and Convenience: Autonomous Driving and Smart Cabins
The concept of self-driving cars has fascinated us for decades. Autonomous driving, once a science fiction trope, is now a reality. Advanced AI algorithms and high-precision sensors empower vehicles to navigate complex urban landscapes without human intervention. Levels of autonomy vary, with Level 5 – full automation, being the holy grail. We’re still on the journey towards this level, but with every passing day, we are getting closer.
The interiors of cars are also getting smarter. Smart cabins, equipped with AI-powered infotainment systems and digital assistants, are making the in-car experience more comfortable and personalized. Gesture control, voice commands, and advanced heads-up displays with augmented reality (AR) are now standard in many high-end models, and these features are rapidly trickling down to mass-market vehicles.
The Future Is Here: Digital Car Keys and Software Defined Vehicles
The emergence of digital car keys is another revolution in car technology. Using smartphones or smartwatches, drivers can now unlock and start their vehicles, eliminating the need for traditional keys. Even sharing the ‘key’ is now as easy as sending a text message.
Lastly, we’re witnessing the rise of software-defined vehicles. Cars are becoming ‘computers on wheels’, allowing manufacturers to continuously update and upgrade the vehicle’s functionalities. This technology enables over-the-air updates of software and firmware, allowing enhancements to be made without the need for physical interaction with the vehicle.
Shaping the Broader Ecosystem
The technological revolution in the automotive industry is not just contained within the four wheels of a vehicle. These advancements are dramatically reshaping the broader ecosystem, creating ripple effects in sectors like energy, city infrastructure, and the digital economy.
Powering the Shift: Revolutionizing the Energy Industry
The rise of electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles is disrupting the energy sector. This transition is fostering the development of extensive charging and refueling infrastructures. From home-based charging stations to hydrogen refueling depots, the energy industry is innovating at a fast pace to meet the evolving demands. The integration of renewable energy sources into this infrastructure is further driving sustainability efforts. In the future, we might see solar panels and wind turbines directly supplying power to our cars.
Smart Cities and Mobility-as-a-Service
The advent of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communication and autonomous vehicles is pivotal in the creation of smart cities. By communicating with city infrastructure, vehicles can contribute to more efficient traffic management, reduced congestion, and improved road safety. Simultaneously, these technologies underpin the growth of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), where transportation is consumed as a service, rather than owned. MaaS platforms integrate various forms of transport services into a single accessible solution, fostering a more convenient, efficient, and sustainable urban mobility.
Digital Economy: New Avenues and Opportunities
The digitization of vehicles opens new avenues in the digital economy. Connected cars generate a wealth of data that can be harnessed to provide personalized services, enhance vehicle performance, and improve traffic management. This is creating opportunities for a host of ancillary industries, from software development and cybersecurity to data analysis and digital services.
Conclusion: Towards a Brave New World
The automotive industry is at the forefront of a technological revolution that promises to change the way we perceive and interact with vehicles. The integration of AI, advanced telecommunications, and new energy technologies are not just shaping cars but the whole transport ecosystem. As these technological advancements continue to accelerate, they offer us a glimpse into an exciting future where cars are cleaner, safer, smarter, and more connected. The future of the automotive industry is not just about getting from point A to point B; it’s about redefining the journey itself.
In essence, the latest technology in the automotive industry is not just revolutionizing our cars but reshaping our cities and economies. As the lines between the physical and digital world blur, we’re stepping into a future where vehicles, infrastructure, energy, and digital services are intricately linked. This integrated future, driven by sustainability, safety, and digital connectivity, will redefine our transport ecosystem, making our journeys more enjoyable, convenient, and sustainable. The path forward is thrilling, filled with opportunities, and the automotive industry is at the heart of it, steering us towards a brave new world.


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Last week the Māori spectrum entity, Te Huarahi Tika Trust, clarified that they prefer an allocation of fourth generation radio spectrum with cash, when the spectrum is auctioned in 2012. Communications Minister, Steven Joyce, has publicly indicated that the Government will allocate some of the radio spectrum to Māori, for both Māori language purposes and [...]
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Māori spectrum interest groups will ask the Government to explain why there has been a delay of a paper on spectrum being put forward to Cabinet.
On Friday 26 November Te Huarahi Tika Māori spectrum trust will be holding their annual hui in Wellington.


Service Packs are open source initiative and designed to serve ever changing needs of digital era. It offers enormous potential for both consumers and industry and in addition to being considerably leveraging faster data connection including 3G / 4G / 5G technologies, Service Pack(s) holds the promise of applications with high social and economic value, leading to connected society.
It is different to traditional GSM mobile technology and is being defined more as an ecosystem by making best use of higher data-rate services. This is a new OTT network interface required to be defined to meet the requirements of some of the higher-speed, lower-latency use cases. However, the Service Pack ecosystem provides multi-access connectivity that can make opportunistic use of data centric networks, Wi-Fi and LPWA technologies such as Narrowband-IoT. Many of the technical advancements required to fulfil the Network 2.0 vision already form part of the network innovations being undertaken by operators today. And Service Pack(s) provides foundation platform for the evolution and future growth of ecosystem.
Service Pack(s) are used for an array of new and exciting use cases in areas such as RCS (Rich Communication Services), automating cloud integrated service, immersive internet and more.
What is 3G?
The term 3G refers to the third generation of mobile phone standards, as set by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). 3G technologies allow mobile operators to offer and ease the means to adopt and emerge traditional communication technologies for data services to their users, including mobile broadband.
3G offers greater flexibility and services by making more efficient use of mobile bandwidth and traditional communication services than its predecessor 2G. And although faster, newer 4G technology is now available in the UK, 3G remains the UK's dominant mobile technology.
3G Phone Calls
Traditional phone call lives only on consumer device and does not have any footprint beyond conventional GSM switching. Using 3G network makes it accessible at various levels to provide portability for consumer grade services.
SMS (Short Messaging Service) is another commonly used medium in conventional communication setups and 3G networks exposes service hooks to various tools.
3G and mobile broadband
3G enables devices such as mobile phones and mobile dongles to deliver broadband-speed internet. Even the lowest-end, cheapest mobile phones are 3G enabled, making it easy to check emails and browse the web on the go.
Mobile broadband via dongles and smartphones has taken off extremely fast. Mobile broadband allows customers to browse the internet, check email and download files, music and video clips from their laptops and PCs wherever there is coverage.
3G is made possible by two complementary technologies - HSDPA and HSUPA (high speed download and upload packet access, respectively). These technologies enable mobile broadband users to access download speeds of up to 21Mb and upload speeds of up to 1.76Mb via a mobile dongle, USB modem or MiFi.
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