Medical Practices Depend Heavily on Their IT Systems
Electronic medical records (EMR) and practice management systems are revolutionizing healthcare and streamlining the way doctors and medical professionals access and share information. However, many existing systems weren't designed for a large volume of sharing, and the resulting network congestion can negatively impact patient care. Continuous uptime, security of the network and safeguarding patient records is mission critical to every medical practice regardless of size.
A true medical-grade network is an environment that will support your clinical and IT applications alike. Datalink Networks designs and implements medical-grade networks by using industry best practice network architecture guidelines, including wireless site audits and capacity planning.
Technology is transforming today's hospitals. From giving physicians and clinicians instant, secure access to critical patient information, to tracking very important patients, we have the solution. Datalink Networks gives healthcare professionals, patients, partners and visitors the tools they need to stay connected and productive anytime, anywhere.


New technology doesn’t have to be complicated to be good. Weldon V-MUX® is a tough, reliable, and versatile vehicle multiplexing electrical system that can make your job easier, not harder. Key electronic modules are mounted in various areas of the vehicle to provide easy access for connections and troubleshooting. The Vista display is located in the cab to control and monitor a variety of functions including emergency lights, gauges, climate controls, and many others. View our vehicle multiplexing system below and request a quote today.


Citrus Alert Emergency Notifications
- This Task has been designed for use by all roles. For all roles
Enter or maintain your contact information for Citrus Alert.
Citrus College's emergency notification system, called Citrus Alert, will enable us to communicate with you quickly in the event of an emergency. The Citrus Alert system will send messages to your primary email address and up to six phone numbers that you wish to provide. The Citrus Alert system can also send a text message to your cell phone. .
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In July 2020, Bharti Enterprises Limited acquired 45% company shares of OneWeb, a UK based satellite firm. The procurement was made at an estimated cost of 500 million dollars. Bharti Enterprises Limited acquired the stakes for its subsidiary company Bharti Airtel, commonly known as Airtel.Embed from Getty Images
Airtel plays a significant role in mobile connectivity and telecom operations in India. Airtel also runs its telecom operations in other countries and is a major player in the sector in African countries.
OneWeb was established in the year 2012, under the name WorldVu. OneWeb had envisioned the goal to provide affordable wireless internet to all the parts of the world. To execute such an ambitious plan, OneWeb sketched the plan to place Mega constellations of satellites in Lower Earth Orbit or LEO.
Constellations is the name given to a group of satellites functioning in one network, and Mega constellations is the name given to a network involving thousands of satellites.
OneWeb had eventually planned to send 650 satellites in Phase 1 and 1980 satellites in Phase 2 to match higher demands. As of March 2020, OneWeb managed to launch 74 satellites out of 650 satellites in Phase 1. OneWeb had decided to place the satellites between 500 km and 2,000 km from the Earth compared to the traditional satellites placed at 36,000 km. The company decided to develop low-latency broadband because latency posed a huge problem for mission-critical data.
OneWeb was concentrating on placing satellites instead of erecting towers to solve the connectivity issues in hard to reach areas of the Earth.
Launching thousands of satellites would prove much cheaper as compared to erecting thousands of towers. Towers also have limitations when it comes to hostile places such as deserts, forests, and oceans.
On 27 March 2020, OneWeb filed for bankruptcy after facing difficulties in raising funds for the development and completion of the remaining networks.
Bharti Enterprises Limited and the UK Government have invested 500 million dollars each to procure 45% of shares in OneWeb, respectively. The existing stakeholders would retain the remaining 10%.Embed from Getty Images
Bharti Enterprises Limited has invested such an immense amount, keeping in mind the forever evolving technology. Airtel has rendered connectivity using traditional methods such as conventional fiber and terrestrial radio connectivity systems. Thus, this step can be considered a huge leap forward towards involving satellites and the latest technology to ensure better internet connectivity to hard-to-reach rural areas of India and other parts of the World.
This particular technology has been under development for a lot of years. Companies such as Space X and Amazon have been working on developing this technology.
The ambitious Airtel project competes with Elon Musk’s Starlink project, Jeff Bezos’s project Kuiper, and Google Loon.


Eastern Ontario is taking steps to be prepared for the upcoming “mobile, hi-tech, fifth-generation economy.”
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network is now working on access to mobile broadband service for smart phones and tablets, as well as building a first-responders public safety broadband network.
Hastings County CEO Jim Pine reported to Hastings County council Thursday, “The world is going to change with the technology and we have to have the infrastructure and technology, the cellular technology, here.”
He says goods and services and people are going to be moved by autonomous vehicles in the future, all the major companies are working on it.
Pine says the project will take about five years and $300 million.
The Eastern Ontario group has applied to the federal government for funding and meets with provincial government officials on Monday.
Pine expects approvals before the end of the year and completion of the project in five years.
The project covers the area from the Ottawa River to the Durham region.
Pine says Quebec and Ontario are now planning a hi-tech 5-G corridor and Eastern Ontario is right in that path.
A number of Eastern Ontario counties have also applied, including Northumberland and Peterborough, and Pine hopes Hasting County will do so next month.
Pine says the group is working with private sector partners as well.


Shiah to focus on new low-code paradigm as future of IoT application development
Mountain View, CA—AgilePoint, an established leader in the low-code platform space, today announced that one of its co-founders, Jesse Shiah, will be a featured speaker at Internet of Things West, a technology conference being staged November 3-4, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Internet of Things West is an event covering advanced connectivity and cloud-based control of devices, equipment, facilities and enterprise operations.
While the Internet of Things has been a hot topic in technology circles for the past few years, several factors have inhibited the advancement of IoT technologies. “Most IoT applications created today are point solutions with simple backend integrations,” commented Shiah. “But the real value of the IoT can be realized only when supporting applications move past the point-solution stage, having more sophisticated backend orchestrations spanning actors, line-of-business systems, cloud services, and other IoT systems.”
Shiah went on to point that today’s standard software development methodology—Agile—simply doesn’t address the challenges presented by the IoT. “Agile is too slow and expensive to satisfy the exploding demand for IoT applications,” pointed out Shiah. “And, hand-coded apps lack responsive characteristics, which are a necessity in the 24/7 world of the IoT, where apps can’t be taken offline for updates. That’s where low-code platforms come in,” concluded Shiah, “especially platforms that can quickly produce sophisticated, cross-functional systems that can self-adapt to changing business conditions and technical requirements.”
Shiah’s session, entitled “Compose IoT Business Solutions with a Low-Code Development Platform,” will be on November 3rd at 3pm Pacific.
Internet of Things West will be held at
Green Valley Ranch
2300 Paseo Verde Parkway
Henderson, NV 89052
Hotel Website: greenvalleyranch.sclv.com
AgilePoint is a Silicon-Valley-based software developer at the forefront of the digital-transformation movement. Having more than 1,400 on-premises and cloud deployments in 28 countries, AgilePoint enables enterprises to continually reinvent themselves via the rapid development of innovative business applications that provide immediate business value. Having deep roots in the BPMS space, AgilePoint can simultaneously drive back-office cost reduction while facilitating front-office revenue enhancement via low-to-no-code applications that dramatically improve customer experience and interaction. AgilePoint has won numerous awards and distinctions, including placement in multiple Gartner Magic Quadrants and Forrester Wave reports. AgilePoint’s key industries include manufacturing, energy, legal services, financial services, insurance, healthcare, and government.


Instructions to connect to the SCUC Staff Wi-Fi using Windows 8.x1. Click on the Wireless icon to the left of the clock2. Select scucstudent from the list of Wi-Fi networks, then Connect3. In the User name field, enter your Network Username and in the Password field, enter your Network password, and then click OK.4. Next, select Connect.5. The device will now be connected to the studentbyod Wi-Fi network.6. Once connected to the studentbyod wireless network, you will need to log into iBoss (our internet filter) to have appropriate Staff level access when accessing web sites. To do this, open your preferred browser.7. This iBoss window will possibly open.Note: If the iBoss window doesn't open immediately, you can attempt to access a web site of your choice. This should prompt the iBoss window to open.8. Next, the iBoss Login window will appear. Enter your network username and password and click Login.


DSLRoot is a unique IP solution service that offers access to “residential” IP addresses across the United States. With over 70 locations in 20+ cities across the US, we offer unlimited access to local DSL/Cable/4G/3G IP addresses.
Regular VPN/Proxy providers offer data-center IP addresses that can be easily identified by the sites you visit. In other words, sites you visit will see a data-center IP that will show the datacenter proxy address, as well as the information associated with the company that owns the datacenter. With DSLRoot, you get access to actual “residential” (home-based) IP addresses so the sites you visit will see you as coming from a local US location via domestic ISP (Internet Service Provider).
It’s simple, the value of “residential” IP addresses is much higher compared to data-center IPs. That means you can achieve better results and significantly improve your productivity rate where regular VPN/Proxy service providers simply fail to deliver.


Test your new broadband speed
If you have recently moved home, business premises or broadband providers, it can be helpful to test your internet speed to make sure it is performing correctly. You might be prompted to do this if you have noticed an issue, such as slow speeds, buffering when you stream shows or difficulty loading webpages, or you might just be excited to see how fast your new NBN connection can go!
Read on to find out how to perform a speed test and the factors that might be affecting your internet speed.
In this article
- Testing your internet speed
- Understanding speed test results
- Why is speed important?
- What can affect my broadband speed?
- Internet providers compared by speed
Testing your internet speed
By regularly testing your broadband speed, you can be sure that you are getting what you pay for. It’s important to note that internet speed varies due to a variety of reasons, so if you receive a low-speed reading, make sure you re-check at different times of the day to get a full picture of the performance.
Running a speed test is easy. There are many websites offering free speed checks, and it’s as easy as clicking a button.
We like SpeedCheck. Simply follow the link and click on the blue Start Test button. In approximately 5 seconds you will have your results.
If you regularly receive a low-speed reading that is impacting your internet experience, read on to find out some of the most common causes of slow speed. Alternatively, contact your phone or internet services provider for advice.
Understanding speed test results
You will see two results from your speed test – one is your download speed and the other one is your upload speed.
Download speed is the speed at which information is received from the internet. For example, the amount of time an image takes to load on a webpage is determined by the download speed.
Upload speed is the speed at which information travels from your devices to the internet. For example, the amount of time it takes to upload an image to social media is determined by the upload speed.
The speed will be expressed in megabytes per second (Mbps). A byte is a measurement of data transferred across the connection, so Mbps are the number of bytes transferred per second.
NB: Slow download speeds and upload speeds are sometimes shown in kilobytes per second (Kbps) and extremely fast speeds are shown as gigabytes per second (Gbps).
Why is speed important?
Internet speed refers to the volume of data that can be transferred to and from your devices through a connection during a specific amount of time. To enjoy a reliable and uninterrupted experience online, your speed needs to be sufficient to transfer enough data for your internet activities.
For activities that use a lot of data, you will need high internet speeds. This includes streaming movies and shows, video calling, online gaming and uploading or downloading large files for work. If you notice your movies regularly buffer or your video calls freeze, then your internet speed is insufficient for this activity.
Different activities need different speeds to be carried out efficiently. The table below summarises the speeds required for some common internet uses.
|0 – 5 Mbps
|5 – 40 Mbps
|40 – 100 Mbps
|100 – 500 Mbps
|500 – 1,000+ Mbps
What can affect my broadband speed?
Unfortunately, accessing high speeds is a little more complicated than just signing up for a high-speed plan. Several factors affect the speed of your internet.
- Type of connection
There are five types of internet connections: DSL, dial-up, cable, fibre and satellite.
Fibre is the fastest and most widely available internet connection type, using fibre-optic cables to efficiently transmit large amounts of information. The NBN, which is considered the gold-standard internet in Australia, largely uses high-speed fibre optic cables to achieve reliable and fast broadband speeds. You can learn more about NBN for your new home here.
Cable internet connections use the same network connections as cable TV. It has broadband capability and so can reach high speeds. Cable internet speeds are generally similar to DSL but can be even faster in some areas. Some NBN connections use cable networks, so you might be able to move to the NBN even if your new home isn’t in an area where the fibre optic network has been rolled out.
DSL uses phone lines to transmit broadband services. It is widely available in Australia, and in some areas, faster than cable.
Satellite internet delivers wireless connections throughout Australia. Because it’s wireless, it’s available almost everywhere, but can be slower due to latency. The effect of latency is discussed in more detail below.
Dial-up is the oldest technology and offers the slowest connection speed. It cannot support broadband and so it has limited bandwidth. The technology has been almost entirely replaced by newer connection types throughout Australia.
- Latency and lag
Internet latency is the amount of time that it takes a signal to travel from the Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) server to your computer. The speed is referred to as the ping rate and is measured in milliseconds.
A slow ping rate is called lag and results in slow internet speeds for the user. Satellite connections tend to be impacted most by lag, whereas fibre connections have a fast ping rate and suffer from less lag.
Bandwidth is the maximum amount of data your individual internet connection can transfer at any given time. It is measured in megabytes per second (Mbps). If your internet connection has a 5 Mbps bandwidth, that is the maximum speed you can reach when your connection is operating at full capacity, regardless of the speed of your plan.
- Network congestion
Network congestion commonly occurs when a large number of users try to access the network simultaneously. This happens during peak periods. In the past, this was evenings and weekends when people were at home streaming content and surfing the web. However, the increase in working-from-home arrangements following the COVID-19 pandemic means users are now experiencing network congestion during office hours.
- Signal strength
For wireless connections, the strength of the internet signal affects the speed. If you live in a large home or multi-level dwelling, a Wi-Fi signal booster might help you access high speeds in all areas of your home.
Internet providers compared by speed
There are a variety of internet plans available through each internet provider in the market. You should choose a plan that offers a speed that suits your needs so that you are not paying for expensive high speeds that you won’t use.
The table below summarises some of our favourite plans from our preferred providers.
|Internet Family Entertainer (NBN)
|5G Internet Entertainer Superfast
|100GB Data Plan (3G and 4G)
If you are moving home or moving to a new business premise, contact Move-In Connect and we can help you find the best internet plan for your needs.
Our friendly team will help you compare the options in your area and find you a plan based on NBN, 5G or other broadband options.
Once you’re happy with the plan, we can help you connect NBN or other internet types so you’re ready for moving day.
Call Move-In Connect on 1300 786 045 or enter your details here.


The Keysight (formerly Agilent) N5222A-219 is a 26.5 GHz Microwave Network Analyzer with 2 built-in ports.
The Key Features of the Keysight N5222A-219 include:
- 10 MHz to 26.5 GHz
- 2-ports with single source
- 127 dB system and 132 dB receiver dynamic range, 32,001 points, 32 channels, 15 MHz IF bandwidth
- High output power ( 13 dBm) and a wide power sweep range (38 dB)
- Best dynamic accuracy: 0.1 dB compression with 12 dBm input power at the test port
- Low noise floor of -114 dBm at 10 Hz IF bandwidth


AFT-24F2M is a highly advanced automatic feedback suppression unit, offering dual channels of top-quality signal processing for fast and precise feedback control. This unit is ideal for use in both fixed installations and live shows. It is equipped with 24 digital notch filters and LED indicators for each channel, ensuring the highest level of accuracy and control. Additionally, the AFT-24F2M provides electronically balanced inputs and outputs through XLR connectors and 6.3mm stereo phone sockets.
Each channel of the AFT-24F2M features a control for selecting the filter width between 1/80th and 1/5th octave, making it easy to customize the sound to your needs. Dual input sensitivity of -10dBV and +4dBu is provided for each channel, which can be individually selected through push switches. Furthermore, each channel has a separate push switch for choosing between three modes of operation – Bypass, Setup, and Live.
To ensure ease of use and convenience, the AFT-24F2M includes a Lock switch on the rear panel, allowing the user to keep their settings intact during a program. Additionally, the unit features a four-segment LED indicator and a Clip LED for each channel, providing clear and easy-to-read feedback on the signal status.


What you need in order to benefit from our services:
1. Up-link Internet connection
2. DVB Board
3. Satellite dish / LNB
1. Internet connection
- possible through Dial-Up, rented line, Wireless, Optic
- It is used in order to send your request to the Internet, next the Internet answers through the Satellite
dish by the download traffic (reception)
For a 8.41 mb download 0.58 Mb upload is needed. For a 8.41 Mb traffic 1.5Mb upload is needed.
The upload varies between 5.8 and 20% of the download. There for in order to get a monthly 2 Gb download an 118-409 mb
is needed. Please use this information in order to negociate your internet connection with your ISP.
- you may choose any type of DVB board . Pay attention to the fact that many DVB boards do not last
for permanent usage and they suffer damages within the first month. If you haven't
purchased a DVB board we recommend the Pent@net board from Pentamedia.
3. Satellite dish / LNB
- a 60 cm dish meets the necessary requirements.
- we recommend a 0.6 LNB if you use off-set dishes or 0.7 LNB if you use parabolic dishes.
We use the standard technology allowing a great variety of DVB equipments and operating systems.
Due to the VPN connection, all software of the DVB board computer will access internet at a download speed of up to 1.5 mbps (including MIRC, MORPHEUS,etc.)
The same due to the VPN technology you will have a download speed varying from 0.4 to 1.5 mbps with only 33.6 kbps uplink. It is still very important that your ISP uses a quality international network.
The quality of InterNetCon network allows you more confidence and reliability on this connection. All this only if your ISP offers you quality uplink services. After 2 months of tests there were only two net breaks which lasted a few minutes and were pre-announced.
If you required guaranteed bandwidth professional services, two-way or one-way satellite connection please visit www.internetcon.ro (the offer made for government institutions, foundations, universities, ISP, state departments.
Local Oscillator 9.750 GHz or 10.600 GHz
Downlink frequency: 11.727 GHz
L-Band signal between 950-2100 MHz
The dish size you need (in centimeters) depends on your location.
Check the map to see what dish size you need for a specific location.
For instance: locations of the area labeled as "50 dBw" need a 60 cm dish.
EIRP value. Dish size in cm.
DVB cards/Modems High Speed Internet work via an a-symmetrical connection.
That means that you will need a satellite receiver (DVB/IP PCI Card or USB Device)
for the downstream and a conventional ISP connection (by telephone line, cable or LAN) for the upstream.


L-200 MK2 Dual Mono Tube Preamplifier
The L-200 MK2 full function line preamplifier is an improved version of our very successful L-200 MK1. Simple and elegant topologies and powering schemes that have been used successfully in the prior version have been methodically gone through by the Triangle Art design team and refined even further. All proven elements of the prior version were retained such as heavy duty chassis design, use of an external power supply and careful and meticulous selection of the finest electronic components and wiring. A new circuit configuration is used and the preamplifiers new printed circuit board, itself a work of art, uses a symmetrical signal flow layout.
The L-200 MK2 offers a total of 5 line level inputs. Inputs 1 through 3 are available as RCA connections and inputs 4 and 5 on female XLR connectors.
The output signal is available on 2 RCA jacks and one male XLR connector for each channel.
The input selector and the passive 64 step switched attenuator are both Elma units wired to connectors and the circuit board using military grade shielded cable.
The power transformer of the L-200 MK2 is housed in a separate chassis and connects to the main unit via and umbilical cord and multi pin connectors on both chassis.
Power indication is by a blue LED built into the power switch on the front panel of the preamplifier chassis.
This preamplifier offers several engineering changes and upgrades, some of which learned of during our development of the landmark P-200 phono stage. The external power supply chassis with the toroid power transformer is mounted remotely from the main chassis via an umbilical cord guarantees interference free operation.
Internally in the main chassis the power supply is separated after primary rectification and is dual mono after this point. Two separate LC power supply filters constructed of the highest quality parts, including proprietary chokes and Mundorf capacitors feed 2 completely separate line amplification stages.
Each line amplifier stage is constructed of the finest parts available, including Mundorf capacitors, AMRG resistors and proprietary output transformers. The design is an improved version of the circuit found in the MK1 version of our L-200, a single ended transformer output design.
A single gain stage is used in each channel, completely free of any feedback, global or local. The output transformers, a custom design made exclusively for Triangle Art, provide low impedance drive to connected equipment. The inputs are protected against extreme infrasonic signals and DC.
The design now uses one 6SN7 dual triode per channel with slightly different operating points and biasing than the prior version. This results in greater overall dynamic contrast and improved fine dynamics as well as greater clarity.
The improved separate internal power supplies for left and right channels produce better sound staging and three dimensionality.
The L-200 MK2 retains all of the Triangle Art “Magic” that the L-200 MK1 is known for and takes it to a new level. Any line source will benefit from being run through the L-200 MK2 and for phono based systems there is no better partner than our own P-200 phono stage, results are nothing short of spectacular and synergistic.
Triangle Art M-100 Mono Amplifiers and L-200 Preamplifier


Outgoing SMTP Email Service for Bulk Mailers
outMail is an outgoing SMTP email server and mail relay service for use with email distribution software, including bulk mailers, mailing lists and news letters. outMail is not a spamming service and we operate a strict acceptable use policy.
Send emails from your Internet connection using any email address or your domain name
Some Internet service providers will only let you send emails from their own email addresses or charge you a premium for using your own domain name. With outMail you can send emails from your own domain name and other email address. outMail also supports alternative TCPIP ports for SMTP (typically SMTP port 25) incase your ISP is blocking the port.
Avoid your emails being blacklisted
Some ISPs outgoing mail servers may become blacklisted. We have a stricked acceptable user policy and we constantly monitor our systems and third party blacklists to help ensure our servers remain unlisted.
Support for all major mobile and portable devices
Choose the best package that suites your requirements.
Prices exclude VAT


When our connection to the Internet breaks, it takes 1 to 7 days for our service provider to reconnect us. To overcome this and provide service 24 hours a day / 7 days a week, we use two web servers connected to the Internet through different service providers, Windstream DSL and Cox Cable.
http://126.96.36.199/ connects you to one of our web servers through our Windstream service provider.
http://188.8.131.52/ connects you to our other web server through our Cox service provider.
http://www.pottco.org/ connects you to one of these two servers by looking up a numeric address on one of many name servers on the Internet. Unfortunately, if we change the numeric address because one of our connections is down, it often takes 24 hours for the change to propagate to all of the name servers.
So you can prepare for outages by making two bookmarks, one for each site. If you experience difficulty reaching our web page, try going directly to our first server with your http://184.108.40.206/ bookmark. Then if that doesn't work, try our second server with your http://220.127.116.11/ bookmark.


After you have read about the “main applications” in a BlackBerry, now it’s time to test DiGi 3G coverage, whether is it worth its RM58/month low price..
Not that i’m comparing it with other telcos but it’s fine to just comment on the DiGi line itself..
*BB Curve 8520 on GSM*
On start-up, my BB Curve 8520 is always on GSM aka 2G before it handover to EDGE due to the limitations of BB Curve 8520..
Curve 8520 doesn’t support 3G so the optimum signal it can get is EDGE..
*BB on edge connection*
If you see “edge”, that’s small letters, beware and NOT to surf around if you have subscribed data plan..
The “edge” connection is actually a normal connection that will charge you based on the amount of data you have used..
So if you surf or use applications when this “edge” sign is showing, it’s a sign that your data plan isn’t ready yet and you better tell DiGi about this problem..
The real sign that should be showing is the capital letters of “EDGE”, which means you are now running on data plan instead of pay-as-you-use rates..
If a phone can support 3G connection, it will show 3G and if in areas that have low 3G signal, the sign on your phone will drop down to EDGE or maybe GSM depending on the coverage of the areas..
So far my BB’s signal has never drop to GSM even when I was around outskirt area such as Cyberjaya and South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE)..
I tried to make phone calls and I was amazed with its reception..
My biggest problem with my previous telco is the reception in my room..
I, as a Communication & Electronic Engineering student knows that the reception will drop if one is surrounded by walls or buildings..
So I couldn’t blame the telco for the bad reception but I couldn’t really bear with it especially when I pick up phone calls when I’m still sleeping..
I have to get up and find the best spot for the reception..
Tried with DiGi, I talked with no reception problem in every corner in my room..Asked my friend if there is any cracking or “robotic” sound, a firm NO is replied..
I am more than happy to stay loyal to DiGi just because of that..LOL~!!
Although last week there’s a slight mishap with its slow connection but they have swiftly restored its stable connection..
Even though DiGi is a new player in 3G coverage but as of late it has improved a lot and I bet they will keep on improving to accommodate its customers’ needs with the rapid growth of BB users..
Do check out DiGi BlackBerry packages..So far it’s the cheapest and affordable plan ever!


What is data roaming? When you need greater coverage in that area, your phone may need to switch from your regular cellular network to one that offers data roaming. Unless you’re so far off the grid that there is no cellular service, in which case you could need satellite phone coverage, once you go from your cellular service provider’s coverage map, you’ll be utilizing data roaming.
However, data traveling might be pricey. What is data roaming? If you’re not careful, using the internet or making phone calls when your phone is on data roaming could cost you a lot more money. qule.info compiled the top international cell phone plans below to help you avoid additional data roaming fees.
What is Data Roaming?
What is data roaming? When your phone connects to a different network than your primary carrier, this is known as data roaming. Your phone can connect to alternative networks if you are unable to connect to your carrier because there is no coverage there. This most frequently occurs when you are going outside of the country where your carrier is based because most carriers typically have network coverage throughout most of that country.
When your own carrier is not available, data roaming enables your phone to connect to other networks in order to access the internet. What is data roaming? You can disable data roaming on your phone to prevent being automatically connected to another network when your carrier is down.
Should You Leave Data Roaming On or Off?
Data roaming appears to be a no-brainer: if your carrier is down, you may use another carrier thanks to data roaming. What is data roaming? The drawback is that data roaming frequently carries hefty fees, especially while traveling. While traveling, if you don’t understand that data roaming is enabled, you could run up a sizable charge.
That does not mean you should always turn off data roaming. It’s quite possible that you’ll want to use the internet while you’re out and about while you travel because Wi-Fi networks aren’t always available. Many carriers provide extra data plans that let you use data roaming internationally for a fair fee. You might even be able to use data roaming for free with some carriers.
It’s crucial that you research your carrier’s data roaming charges before you depart. After that, you can decide whether or not to keep data roaming turned on.
Is data free on roaming?
On roaming, data is not free. This is due to the fact that your data roaming activates when you are utilizing a mobile network that is not controlled by your mobile service provider and are in an area that is outside of their typical coverage.
Consider roaming fees as a convenience fee: you will need to be ready to pay a little bit more if you want to continue using your phone’s cellular data, texting, or calling even while you are in another country or outside of your typical service area.
How does international roaming work?
You gain access to your provider’s unique coverage region, where its mobile network operates, when you sign up for cell service. You must be prepared for data roaming if you leave the coverage area of your service provider.
Data roaming works because cellular service providers have agreements so that their customers can access one other’s networks for a fee. International roaming essentially grants you a “guest pass” to use the mobile network of another country while you’re there, despite the fact that you’re not a regular subscriber of that country’s cellular provider.
You must be ready to pay more if you want to use international roaming when traveling in order to take advantage of the ease of local coverage. Depending on the nation or domestic area, as well as your mobile provider, international data roaming may cost more or less.
What is data roaming? In conclusion, data roaming is the service that enables users of mobile devices to access data services, including internet connectivity, while away from the range of their home network. Through partnerships set up by their home network provider, a user’s mobile device can connect to a foreign network when they visit another nation or region.
What is data roaming? Users can access different internet services while they are away from their home network thanks to data roaming, including email, web surfing, social networking, and messaging programs.
In a manner similar to what customers would experience on their home network, it enables seamless connectivity and access to digital services. What is data roaming?It’s vital to remember that when the user is using a different network infrastructure when using data roaming, there are frequently additional costs or fees in addition to those included in the standard cell plan.
Conclusion: So above is the What is Data Roaming? The Best Answer article. Hopefully with this article you can help you in life, always follow and read our good articles on the website: qule.info


On Nov 18, 2019, a meeting was held with Indiana Internet of Things (IoT) Lab Fishers with Mr. Jason Pennington, Executive Director of IoT.
Internet of Things (IoT) Lab builds connections between established Indiana
industries and local tech companies specializing in IoT. Indiana IoT Lab is a
place where small agile teams and innovators have access to resources to make
their ideas come to life. IoT Lab offers pioneers in IoT technology resources
in one collaborative environment.
A meeting and tour of IoT focused on Indiana’s private sector efforts to promote cyber security and Indiana’s Cyber security Strategic Plan. The discussions revolved around public – private information sharing and data protection efforts, as well as strategies to collaborate to counter cyber threats. Multiple companies and startups share office space at IoT and will share perspective about their cross-collaborative efforts. This was amazing thing that was perceived today. It looked like and innovation center or research center in the field of IoT.


Ah, the 21st century, where everyone has at least a half-dozen phone numbers! Maybe when the singularity comes, one number will suffice. In the meantime, life is complicated by a cornucopia of landlines, cell phones, VoIP phones, Google Voice numbers, and virtual office numbers. Sadly, the madness doesn’t end there.
In addition to the profusion of devices, each device requires a separate phone number, and sports its own (possibly overlapping, but always incompatible) feature set for:
- multi-ring patterns
- multi-device ringing
- single-line, multi-ring device selection
You don’t have to be a Luddite to find this situation intolerable. One often needs a flow-chart just to figure out which numbers ring where, and it can take half an afternoon to reconfigure everything when a single device in the chain goes out of service, some firmware gets upgraded, or when one tempts fate by daring to swap out an aging component for a newer gadget.
I have been using my Ooma VoIP service very happily for years. I won’t go into all the gory details of which devices forward to what—and in what convoluted order—in order to make my Ooma system the “One [Telephone] Ring to Rule Them All,” but it works. However, this morning I ran face-first into a painful metaphor.
You see, Ooma works great as a VoIP device and as a replacement for an old-fashioned answering machine. It was not, however, designed as a PBX or modern multi-user voicemail system. While you can set up as many as 8 phone numbers, each with a separate ring pattern, you are still fundamentally limited to two phone lines and a single voicemail box.
Today, my wife needed a new number for her business, and I thought this would be a cake-walk. Why, I’d just set up a new number, assign it to an Ooma Scout, and plug a multi-handset DECT phone system into it. Boom: instant home office!
Well, no. After provisioning the new line, it turns out that even though I can get the new number to ring through to just my wife’s home-office handsets, she can’t set up her own voicemail messages or forward unanswered calls to a cell phone or Google Voice number separate from mine. With Ooma, we are forced to share those features, which completely invalidated this morning’s mission objective.
Hmmm. Well, who doesn’t love a new gadget? I said to myself, “I know! I’ll just buy a second Ooma device for my wife and solve the problem that way!” What a great idea…except that the Ooma Hub has been discontinued, and the new Ooma Telo requires a proprietary Ooma Telo Handset to use the second-line feature.
With the old Ooma Hub and some multi-handset cordless phone systems, you could attach up to twelve handsets to eight phone numbers with two simultaneously-active lines. However, the new Ooma Telo requires a proprietary handset to use the second line feature while another line is in use, although you can still use a non-proprietary system on the first line.
To make matters worse, according to Ooma:
There is no way to access the Instant Second Line unless you use an Ooma Telo Handset.
Since the Ooma Telo only supports up to 4 (proprietary) handsets, this is obviously a lot more lock-in and a lot less flexibility than one had with the old Ooma Hub. In the end, since it’s only a 2-line system anyway, maybe it doesn’t matter as much as I imagine, but it still seems like it breaks a valid use case for some customers (e.g. me and my wife).
Whatever we end up doing, the problem won’t be solved today, and I’m pretty sure the singularity won’t arrive before anything I order from Amazon Prime shows up on the doorstep. In the meantime, it looks like our phone system will continue to eat its own tail for a little while longer.


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All offices need internet connections.
All network services should be as automated as possible.
Choose a topology.
Choose a Network OS.
Choose a Network Addressing Scheme
The network should be labeled with Servers, IP Addresses.
Determine what you might do to secure the network.
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Check this out! A group of mobile providers (i.e. Silicon Valley) including Apple, Google, and Sony, have offered $100,000,000,000 (yep, one hundred billion dollars) to gain access to television networks in order to broadcast via satellite to cellular devices. People currently have access to sites like Netflix and Hulu but many shows aren’t available or you have to wait forever and a day for them to be posted, there’s just no way to keep up. Can you imagine being able to watch with all your favorite shows in real time from your smartphone? The possibilities are endless. It would change everything about how we watch TV. The mobile providers we use see the potential in that and so do the cable providers and networks. The networks are asking for extremely high premiums in addition to basic charges and the mobile companies have agreed but the networks are still hesitant about taking the plunge. Many people currently use Apple TV, video game consoles, and other devices in order to gain access to the internet on their televisions, and because of this, they shy away from basic cable because most of the programs they want access to can be found somewhere on the internet. With an increase in internet television, you would think the cable companies would fight back, wanting to expand their reach and take control. I truly believe mobile television will be the next big “thing.” It’s just a matter of money. With cellphones being one of the fastest growing industries in the world right now, they’ve become an unstoppable force, really. They refuse to settle and are constantly finding ways to improve themselves and grow with new technology. Can you imagine if people were waiting in lines for hours and hours to pick up their pre-ordered televisions because the ones they bought two years ago are out of date by cultural standards [first world problems]? It’s kind of insane how quickly we move on and demand better and newer technology. They cellular companies know where the future of phones is heading and I’m sure they’ll go to any and all lengths to be the first ones there.


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Quantifying Return On Investment (ROI)
The Business Case for Internet of Things Initiatives
“In order for an organisation to invest in any technology, a solid business case needs to be constructed that details the costs and benefits associated with deployment. This is as true for a mobile phone operator specifying a 5G network as it is for a small to medium sized business upgrading its photocopier. The difference is that as the technology becomes more transformative, the equation becomes more complex”, writes George Malim, the managing editor of IoT Now.
This is certainly the case with the Internet of Things (IoT), which has the capability to transform companies from being makers of products to being providers of services. The problem when attempting to construct a business case for an IoT investment is that there is unlikely to be an end-to-end greenfield deployment of IoT technologies in any organisation. Far too often, technology already in deployment is thrown away for new systems. Yet, in many cases, junking good infrastructure is completely unnecessary.
Therefore, ROI can only be calculated for individual steps on the path to the complete vision. The good news for the spreadsheet averse is that this can enable business cases to be constructed based on a single, relatively simple use case. That might, for example, be a deployment of sensors on waste bins that alert the local authority when they are full. In this example, the case is simple; the cost of the sensors and their connectivity is offset by reduced truck roll and greater efficiency in rubbish collection. The delta between the cost and the savings is the ROI.
However, the calculation becomes more complex when the connectivity provided to the bin can also support another service like temperature monitoring or local lighting control. Then, the infrastructure can be used to support multiple use cases and becomes more cost effective to deploy.
Ultimately, this becomes a true internet with other organisations utilising the infrastructure, perhaps even paying for it, thereby monetising the initial investment.
However, we remain very much in the era where intangible benefits are being tied to IoT. Loose concepts such as increased productivity, decreased downtime or better quality assurance need to have firm metrics attached to them in order to contribute to an IoT business case. The issue is these are mere projections and not sufficient alone to pass organisations’ investment scrutiny.
Too often IoT relies on a willingness to take a leap of faith. Organisations must believe that business benefits and revenue will accrue only if an investment is made. This paper, from PTC, acknowledges that the true value of IoT investments will only be shown in later phases of deployment, but advocates that organisations should identify use cases that will provide a solid ROI upon initial deployment. These proofs of concept can then be expanded with further integration into the wider ecosystem and the value that an IoT infrastructure will create.
If this is done carefully, and the right first stage opportunities are selected, IoT can only over-deliver on its monetisation potential.


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Frequency band: 240 – 960 MHz and 2.35 – 2.55 GHz
RF Explorer is a handheld digital spectrum analyzer, a very affordable tool for work in all popular frequency bands. It is based on a highly integrated frequency synthesizer and double balanced mixer which offers high performance, compact size, low consumption and low cost.
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New Equiniti contact number
The recent pandemic has highlighted the need to change technologies to better support different ways of working, ensuring business continuity is secure. As part of this, Equiniti have now successfully changed their telephony infrastructure. This means the service is now well equipped to continue to provide services, with robust and resilient technology in place.
Therefore, the member telephone number has now changed to:
03713 842369 (Overseas +44 3713 842369)
The enquiry telephone number is still charged at the standard network rate and, as before, the team is available from 9.00am – 5.00pm Monday to Friday.
The old number will still work but only until mid-May - so please make a note of the new number!
The process of changing the telephone number on the Scheme's suite of communications, such as forms, factsheets and letters, is underway, so you will soon see the telephone number changing on all standard communications you receive from Equiniti too.
We know this important change is a positive one to help future proof the service but would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding.


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Just by accepting that first message, however, the switch has learned something: it knows on which connection the sender of the message is located. Switches learn the location of the devices they are connected to almost instantaneously. The result is, most network traffic only goes where it needs to, rather than to every port. On busy networks, this can make the network significantly faster.
A router is the smartest and most complicated of the three. Routers come in all shapes and sizes, from small, four-port broadband routers to large industrial-strength devices that drive the internet itself. One way to think of a router is as a computer 2 that can be programmed to understand, manipulate, and act on the data it handles. A router operates as a switch for basic routing: it learns the location of the computers sending traffic, and routes information only to the necessary connections.
See the Ask Leo! Not to be confused with IP, which is completely unrelated. An ISP is the company providing your home or place of business its connection to the internet. They may also provide services such as email, web hosting, or more. Your local computers, on the other hand, will ask the router for an IP address, and these addresses are local to your network. A side effect of NAT is that machines on the internet cannot initiate communications to local machines; they can only respond to communications initiated by them.
This means that the router also acts as an effective firewall.
Malware that spreads by trying to independently connect to your computer over the network cannot do so. All routers include some kind of user interface for configuring how the router treats traffic. Really large routers include the equivalent of a full-blown programming language to describe how they should operate, as well as the ability to communicate with other routers to describe or determine the best way to get network traffic from point A to point B.
The wireless component is simply another way of making a connection to the device.
For example, a wireless router might have four physical network connections to which cables can be connected, but the wireless component allows many more devices to connect over the air. One other thing often mentioned with these devices is network speed. Most devices now are capable of both mbps megabits, or million bits, per second as well as 1gbps one gigabit, or billion bits per second , and automatically detect speed.
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A Router that does network address translation NAT allows them to all use the single IP address and still access the internet. A switch will also not give you the safety of a firewall that a NAT router does. My recommendation: spring for a router In a word: maybe. You may just have to try the combinations to see which work. Hi Leo, I just searched Google for the differences between a hub, a switch, and a router and landed on your site.
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Your summary is very well done, I still have a few questions: 1. If I have a single cable internet account with a static IP and I want to use the internet with two computers simultaneously, will a router do the job?
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Will I be able to transmit files between the two computers using an internal network with this setup? Which brand do you recommend for a router?
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Which one offers Gigabit routers? Thanks again for your help and keep up this great website!! It rocks!!
It really does!! Thanks for your kind words, John. And if not, there are alternatives to work around that too. Cisco now owns LinkSys, and they of course do good stuff. Great site, it helped clear up some misconceptions I had about the differences between the three. I just have one question, is there a difference between a small 4 or 8 port switch like you could buy at your local computer store and the big 24 or 36 or even port switches that are used for networking purposes in businesses and schools? Thanks for your time, much appreciated. Heh … neat question.
In short: price and capacity. In the truly higher end devices, they can often be joined together, or have additional components added.
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For example a large Cisco router might actually have removeable components, much like cards you could add to your PC, that allow it to be configured or customized to the application at hand. I seem to be in a unique situation, which people say should not be, including the tech support for my ISP. I have a DSL modem running directly to a hub, which has a internet port.
I then have all remaining ports available running to individual computers. Yet, somehow, each computer is able to log onto the internet at the same time. I know for a fact it is a hub, and that I only have one IP address. Any thoughts? That is kind of interesting All the computers are now running XP, but a couple were running Win98 for a while.
One thing I did find out a while ago, was when this ability went away. Hello Leo, I found this iste like the other guy who did a search for the difference between a Switch and a Router. I am running WinXp and I have a cable connection, I am using a switch to connect the rest of the computers in the house to the internet. I have 2 network cards in my main machine, one for the modem signal and the other to carry that signal to the switch which in return feeds the other machines and the downfall is that when I turn the main machine off all the others lose the internet connection.
What I did was buy a Router which I am waiting for to come in the mail. Will a router solve my problem? Yep, everything you describe makes perfect sense. And the good news it that yes, an appropriate router ought to be exactly what you need. The cable modem will plug into the router, all the computers will plug into the router, each should be independant and able to connect up, or turn off, without affecting the others.


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Q. Japan ISDB-T receiver can receive Brazil ISDB-T stream?
A. Japan ISDB-T receiver usually can not recognize Brazil ISDB-T stream even though they are compatible in modulator/demodulator level. But, Brazil ISDB-T receiver usually receive Japan ISDB-T stream.
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All Spring 2017 broadband coverage and speed updates submitted to the Center’s mapping team have been updated in the residential and commercial broadband map webapps. Thank you to everybody who participated, the success of these maps is dependent on broadband providers sharing updates on the services that they provide — services that consistently put Utah at the top of broadband availability rankings. Continue reading
Last fall, the Broadband Outreach Center’s mapping team worked with 23 Utah broadband providers to update the residential broadband map. An additional 14 broadband providers confirmed no updates. This was the first time map updates were actively collected by the team since the Broadband Outreach Center was created and broadband provider participation was as high as it has been in the last 5 years. To learn more about the Center’s map data efforts, check out the data submission guidance webpage. Continue reading
The FCC recently announced that beginning in September 2014, broadband data collection responsibility will shift from NTIA and state entities (such as the Utah Broadband Project) to the FCC through a revised Form 477 (The full text of the order can be accessed here).
State mapping entities will continue to collect data through September 2014, with one overlapping data submission, before all data collection authority is assumed by the FCC in 2015.
Many broadband providers have approached us with questions, and while we don’t know all the details about how data will submitted, we have learned much about what data the FCC will be requiring all broadband providers to submit in the future. We were recently given a helpful presentation about what changes we can expect to the new Form 477 and new requirements for providers. To view this presentation, please visit our Slideshare page.
If your company is a broadband provider and has questions, or needs assistance, with this transition in data collection, please contact the Utah Broadband Project at broadband.utah.gov.


Suggestions For Making An Informed Decision Whilst Shopping For Music AmpsThe frequency response is quite possibly the most frequently found parameter to define stereo amplifiers. However, it can often be misleading and may not really give a good sign of the sound quality. In order to help you make a wiser buying decision, I'll clarify what this specification means and how to understand it. If the frequency range is 20 Hz to 20 kHz as an example, the amplifier would be able to amplify any signals with a frequency greater than 20 Hz and less than 20 kHz. Inside this range, the amp gain is largely constant. At the upper and lower cutoff frequencies the gain is going to decrease by no more than 3 decibels.
Additionally, just considering these 2 numbers doesn't say a lot about the linearity of the frequency response. However, most manufacturers will not publish these in which case you ought to contact the maker directly. In fact amps might have different frequency responses depending on the speaker that is attached.
A varying speaker load will affect the filter response to a point. Several of the newest digital audio amps feed back the music signal after the lowpass filter so as to compensate for this drawback and to make the frequency response of the amplifier independent of the attached load. Every single output was designed to attach a different speaker load.


Call Recorder allows you to record your outgoing telephone calls. The entire call is recorded and saved on your local phone folder.
The call is made via our VOIP server that directs it to the recipient's phone. This method allows us to support recording on any smartphone.
Note: You have an internet connection (WiFi/3g) to make the call.
As the call is made by our server and not by your telephony provider the price of the call is calculated per the call duration and location (see our price list).
When installing the app for the first time we give you $0.3 credit to experiment with the app.
You can by more credit via AppStore/Market in-app-purchase from within the app.


e911Move has developed a process
that gives our customers the ability
to provide accurate e911 Address Location
Information (ALI) changes for their customers
and comply with the FCC mandates. These
mandates require that all VoIP service
providers give their customers one or
more methods of making changes to their
ALI information and, if the CPE equipment
can be moved, one of the methods of making
the change must be from the CPE equipment.
Our process allows the VoIP provider
to transfer customers who have changed
their location to a live operator center
and have the operator take the address
change information and verify the address
to the MSAG database so that the proper
PSAP can be identified and loaded into
In addition, the operator takes a confirmation
statement from the customer which meets
the requirements of the FCC.
During the change, the call is recorded
for future proof that the customer requested
the change, gave the address and affirmed
this address change to the operator.
This protects you in case of issues in
In addition to our e911Move program
we also provide standard enhanced E911
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All of these services are FCC compliant
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The FCC has mandated that all VoIP service
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Conference Call Tutorial
This call facility uses a new technology called WebRTC.
WebRTC (short for “Web Real-Time
Communications”) is a newish standard: a free, open project that allows high-quality, real-time communication
applications to be developed in the browser via simple Java APIs and HTML5. In essence, it’s a technology that
makes it much easier to communicate over the Internet on a peer-to-peer basis, allowing Web users to use
click-to-text or click-to-call buttons, video conferencing and other Web-based communications technology, with no
need to first download an application or a plug-in.
And because it’s built
into the newest iterations of Chrome and Firefox, this means cross-browser communications.
Demonstrating that the
goal of WebRTC to offer truly software-independent video and voice chat.
WebRTC is a free, open project
WebRTC components have been optimized to best serve this purpose.
The WebRTC API is now
Chrome, Firefox and Opera can now
Compatible versions of WebRTC are
supported in Chrome, Firefox and Opera only, and remain the exception for browsers on mobile devices.
There is no native support on Microsoft's Internet Explorer or
Apple's Safari browser yet.
I realise that we all have our favourite
systems and software. It would be great if technologies would all work together but then competition also brings
choice. For those using Apple systems and not wanting to have a chrome browser on their computer, Firefox is an
Ways to Join
On the computer
(A) Go to: https://www.uberconference.com/twoonions or just call
646-693-5898 . No PIN needed.
(B) OR dial in by phone.
Leave the 09 off if in the Auckland area – use the
whole number if outside this calling area.
1. Dial the local number 09-887 3488
based on your location. (New Zealand)
2. Enter a "1", followed by your
conference number(646) 693-5898 , then


The employment of wireless cameras is quickly becoming normal for security and surveillance camera installations. Previously, wired CCTV cameras were the sole options available for you but the development of computer and wireless technologies now made it possible for better quality and more efficient cameras minus the clumsy wires and wires to be made available and affordable for users like you.
Wireless cameras have more benefits and wider coverage for use than wired cameras, making them superb for use in home, office and business installations. These are some of these applications that wireless cameras may be employed that are outside the capabilities of wired systems. Visit this site to learn more about the spy wireless camera.
* Mobile applications wireless cameras can be moved from one location to another while wired cameras would need extensive installations / dismantling before any movement can be done.
* Temporary Use wireless cameras can be used in situations where there is not any need for continuous surveillance
* Appearance / Concealment wireless cameras are best for use when you want the units concealed or does not want ugly wires seen around your home or offices
Wireless Camera Parts And Parts You Have To Know
There’s a wide variety of types, sizes, and shapes for wireless cameras. As an entrepreneur planning to retail these devices online or thru a physical store, it is very important that you know and are familiarized with all the assorted parts and components of the wireless camera products you’re selling. Knowledge in these areas is critical whenever an investigation is made by a possible client. Answering any investigations relating to parts meticulously will increase your potential client’s trust on your business, particularly if you’re on online retailer.
To put you in the right path towards wireless camera online retailing success, the following listing is provided giving you some of the most basic, and most vital parts and elements that you need to grasp as a web retailer.
In simple language the camera sensor is the heart of the camera as it processes and records the pictures that are passed thru the cameras lenses. Wireless cameras now use sensors in electronic or digital form, and this includes the digital CCD ( Charge-Coupled Device ) image sensor, the CMOS or Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor sensor, and the back-illuminated CMOS sensors which are now used extensively in modern digital cameras.
If the sensor is the center of the camera, the lens is the eye. Pictures and light are captured by the assembly of lenses that forms this part and passes these on to the sensor for electronic processing and storing.
Cameras are installed on location thru mounting brackets, allowing the camera assembly to be directed to the area it is monitoring. Using the proper brackets is important in giving the wireless camera a good view point in capturing the required pictures or video feeds.
Wireless cameras employ radio waves to transmit image or video information and other information to a receiving video processor or PC. In order to do this, the signals are sent thru a transmitter built into the camera itself. There are several transmitters for wireless cameras and would depend on the particular connectivity or compatibility it was designed for like infrared, Bluetooth, GSM, 3G or WiFi.
The receiver is the counterpart of the wireless camera at the opposite end, receiving the caught image and video signals for processing and recording. The receiver will also rely on what kind of video signals and compatibility that the camera has. The wireless camera also has an inbuilt receiver alongside its transmitter to receive and process instructions from the user by remote.
- E. Ds or LEDs are fast becoming the norm for low-energy lighting systems for virtually any applications including the illumination used for wireless cameras. These LED lamps give off reliable on-camera video illumination without consuming much space in the camera’s framework.
The night vision capacities of wireless cameras are made feasible with the use of infrared lighting and illuminators. Using infrared radiation, light waves the eyes cannot see, the wireless cameras can record images even if there is little or no perceivable light.
The camera’s processor is the mind of the wireless cameras which controls the image processing and other mechanical and electronic functions of the wireless cameras. The kind of processor in the camera dictates its video and wireless capacities, similar to the CPU of a PC
An electronic shutter is the digital alternative for the traditional mechanical shutters letting in light and pictures to the camera’s sensor. The variations in design will depend on the look of the camera’s sensor, whether it’s’s a CCD or a CMOS image sensor.
Video signals transmitted by the wireless camera are magnified, sent and received through the antenna of the receiver. The camera also has an inbuilt antenna that receives the digital instructions from the user or controller that sets the functions of the camera and its mechanisms.
Wireless cameras, dependent on the requirement and application, can be installed outside an establishment and exposed to the environment. A sunshield is needed to protect the camera’s lenses and prevents the sun’s glare from twisting the caught photographs. Sunshields are customarily made of durable plastic or metal that protects and insulates the camera from the environment.
The more recent and most modern wireless camera brands and models are coming up with additional features, parts and elements that may make the user’s experience much better, and exciting. As a web retailer, it’d be to your most profitable advantage to learn more about these components and set yourself up as a reliable source of information as well as products by your possible customers.
The best venue to dig around for wireless cameras is on the internet, so search for them today and find the cheapest and best quality wireless cameras.


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A structured cabling system is a complete system of cabling and associated hardware, which provides a comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure. This infrastructure serves a wide range of uses, such as to provide telephone service or transmit data through a computer network. It should not be device dependent.
Biometrics Installation & Services
The specific nature of today’s biometric systems is associated with a specific use of the term "biometrics." In general, biometrics is any use of biological data in technology. Biometric systems focusing exclusively on the identification of humans have become the major kind of biometric system in today’s IT world.
Door Access Control System Services
Access control system is one of the most common used system in electronic door control using a card or a magnetic stripe which can be accessed by swiping through a reader on the door. ... By this card access control systems allows access to enter into the premises limiting people to one side of the door.


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Shakespeare’s most economical 5′ antenna package. The 420 is a great, basic 3dB antenna for day-to-day cruising in calm to moderate seas. The antenna has an integral polycarbonate Lift N Lay mount for deck mounting, and comes with a leveling plate and installation hardware. Use a Style 4000 Angle Bracket (sold separately) for side mounting.
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The sub-brand of Huawei, Honor has launched several smartphones over the globe. One of the smartphones that has made its debut lately is Honor 6C (4G).
The Honor 6C is a midrange smartphone running Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) with the overlayer Emotion 4.1 UI is equipped with a screen IPS LCD of 5 inches (294 dpi) with flanges 2.5D and a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels (HD). It boasts an Oct -core processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 (4 x Cortex-A53 clocked at 1.4 GHz + 4 x Cortex-A53 clocked at 1.1 GHz), an Adreno 505 GPU .
At the rear autofocus video photo-sensor 13 megapixels with LED flash (Full HD 1.080p) and a second 5 megapixels front, a memory 3 GB , a storage capacity of 32 GB , connectivity 802.11b / g / n and Bluetooth 4.1 LE , of chips a-GPS and NFC , of Hall effect sensors, infrared fingerprint (the back), compass , gyroscope , Status indicator, 3G / H + and 4G compatibility up to 150 Mbps , microUSB ports 2.0 and 3.5 mm jacks , microSD slots (up to 128 GB ) and dual nanoSIM.
Its battery (not removable) is 3020 mAh . Boasting an aluminum back shell, its dimensions are 143.5 (height) x 69 (width) x 7.6 (thickness) mm for a weight of 138 grams. It comes in three colors: Gray, Silver and Gold.
The Honor 6C is priced at 250 USD.


NTUITY is the next step in energy optimisation: decentralised, redundant and open. Devices can be intelligently connected between different locations. The self-optimised energy management reduces the costs of electricity significantly. The public API enables new services and applications with new business models to utilise energy more economically.
Connects and controls local energy devices with a self-optimising energy management system.
The self-optimising energy management system reduces the energy costs significantly.
Plug & Play
NTUITY Link connects with all local devices automatically within the network and controls them intuitively.
NTUITY is independent of any hardware or manufacturer.
In combination with NTUITY Link, distributed locations are connected. Applications can be integrated via the API.
Artificial intelligence enables the EMS to improve and learn continuously.
Alarms are sent via notifications in the app and via email or SMS.
Unlimited possibilities with the API
The API enables development of third party software products or extensions of the platform.
With the control center in the cloud, connected devices can be independently analysed, monitored and controlled.
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The visualisation shows all devices and their data in real-time. Across all locations and with configurable access management.
Location independent control
The devices can be controlled manually via the control center. Responses to device errors are possible as well.
Access for maintaining partners
Permanent secure access to the data, which can be exported for further use.


The Centrolene network is the first freight forwarder organization to be built around a common technology platform – the Centrolene C-Suite. The technology is designed to take the common forwarder networking model into the digital age.
CEO Alex Ruf said the Centrolene network changes the way forwarders operate by giving them a complete ecosystem of technology. A key benefit of the C-Suite is the ease with which this new technology can be integrated into the forwarder’s business. Forwarders no longer require multiple applications from different software developers in order to meet their technology needs, and trying to get software from multiple companies to work together is an expensive and time consuming task for forwarders.
Service Center Centrolene Network has established its own service centre in Cebu (Philippines). Moreover, Centrolene network members will be able to enjoy the financial protection of the network’s own guarantee fund.


Prolonged exposure to noise in the workplace has the potential to cause permanent hearing loss among employees. Audiometry is a hearing test that identifies if workplace noise is affecting the hearing of employees.
Can be used to record the hearing ability of employees working in areas where there is the potential for noise-induced hearing loss.
Can be used to gain a picture of new employees to understand if any previous hearing damage has occurred.
Can help to determine early indications of noise-induced hearing loss.
By comparing audiometric tests from previous years, early changes can be detected and appropriate protective measures can be implemented to prevent further hearing damage.
What is Audiometry?
Prolonged exposure to noise in the workplace has the potential to cause permanent hearing loss amongst employees.
Audiometry is a hearing test that is used to establish an employee’s baseline hearing ability, which can be repeated at regular intervals to identify if any changes have taken place in their hearing.
What to Expect
During the audiometric test, the employee will wear a pair of noise-cancelling earphones, through which the technician will send a series of tones, beginning with one ear and then the other. When these are heard the worker will signal this by pressing a buzzer. At each of the frequencies, the audiogram will show how loud a tone must be to be barely heard by the worker.
At the end of the test, the worker will be shown the audiogram and given guidance about its meaning, and what, if any, further steps are required.


Fed up of frayed cables and dodgy connections? It may be time to up your game and invest in a wireless charger. The handy charging pads allow you to fuel up your phone without the faff of detangling cables, and some can also charge both iPhones and Androids so everyone in your household can benefit.
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