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The Model 412 is a high-performance solution for transporting multiple digital video signals and an Ethernet connection over single-mode optical fiber. Compatible with all common broadcast serial digital video formats as well as MADI multi-channel digital audio, the Model 412 is ideal for use in remote trucks, live-event video distribution, and fixed links associated with broadcast and production facilities. More
Product Spotlight: Model 400 and Model 410 SDI-Over-Fiber Transport Systems
The Model 400 is a high-performance, cost-effective, rack-mount solution for transporting SDI video signals over single-mode fiber. Supports up to 12 SD/HD/3G-SDI and DVB-ASI signals using four fibers. The Model 410 has all the performance of the Model 400 in a compact half-rack enclosure. Both systems are excellent for production trucks, live-event video distribution, and fixed links within broadcast facilities. More
Designed to handle day-to-day news remote interfacing with ease, Live-Link systems offer cost-effective, portable, single-mode optical interfaces for ENG and OB vans, SNG vehicles, and production trailers. More
Which Live-Link system is right for your application? Review the Live-Link Full-Line Summary PDF and Live-Link Remote Camera Interface System Feature-by-Feature Comparison Chart.
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Compact, self-contained modules intended for use in live-performance, remote sports and entertainment broadcasting, stadium and arena input/output locations, corporate video infrastructure environments, and general audio applications. More
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Windbird will be available soon on this website, and by a network of specialized distributors.
Windbird will be available in 2023.
Windbird measures wind speed and direction.
No, it's completely autonomous. It is powered by a long-life battery (3-5 years).
Windbird sends its data via the SigFox network, no Internet connection required
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication Systems
HMS’s goal is to identify a way for every child to communicate through voice output.
With dozens of communication devices available, from the most basic to sophisticated high-tech, the device may “speak” a single recorded message when the child hits a switch or a range of messages selected from scanned, multilayered menus.
HMS maintains an inventory of individualized AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) equipment, mounting systems, switch and switch-mounting equipment, computer interface equipment and software, all available for student evaluation, trials and training, both at school and at home. Our therapists are knowledgeable about available equipment and stay current on the latest device models. We also keep a supply of devices for use by students if their primary device needs repair. Following are many of the devices used by students at HMS.
Types of Speech Generating Devices
Dynamic Display devices use LCD display screens that change as selections are made and range from basic recorded voice devices to the most sophisticated computer-based systems.
Static Display and Single Location devices can store a single message or an array of messages recorded into a set number of locations. These devices can be expanded by programming different levels with different vocabulary and having a caretaker switch between the levels.
Direct Selection works by touch. Students can use their hands or other body parts to activate a message by touching a screen or button. Our students often utilize keyguards and other accessories to maximize precision and efficiency.
Switch-based Scanning works by plugging a mechanical switch into a speech generating device. Students activate a switch and scan through selections of vocabulary on a speech generating device to communicate. Switch-based scanning is often accompanied by auditory cues, and may be useful for students with visual impairments and/or limited motoric abilities.
Eye Gaze devices use the latest in eye gaze technology to allow students to make selections by simply looking at their choices.


|From the Kenosha News on 3-11-07
Consider nationwide wireless broadband for internet connection
My December 4, 2005 column discussed the two most popular options for broadband internet: DSL (usually from AT&T) and cable from Time Warner. In addition to these two, there is now a third option that is worth considering. This third option is called “mobile broadband,” and it uses a technology called EVDO (Evolution Data Only – a meaningless acronym) to provide you with a wireless connection from hundreds of cities and airports nationwide.
I spoke with Dan McTernan of McTernan wireless here in Kenosha, who gave me information about plans and options. Plans begin at $60 per month from Sprint or Verizon and require a contract of at least one year. This includes unlimited time on the internet. A special card is required; this is not the same technology as the Wifi capability that may be built in to your laptop. The mobile broadband card is either a PCMCIA (about credit card size but thicker and with a knobby antenna on the end), or an Express card (smaller than the PCMCIA version), or the newer USB adapter. Most plans offer the card free after rebate. Your wireless provider or reseller can help you choose which card and plan is right for you.
The cost of mobile broadband is higher than cable modem service or DSL, and the speeds are usually slower, running from 400Kbps to 3.1Mbps. For comparison, dial-up access is never faster than 56Kbps, DSL runs around 1.5Mbps, and cable usually runs around 3Mbps. So, when would it make sense to use this option? It would mostly make sense if you can use it in multiple locations, including home and on the road for business or vacation. It also makes more sense for laptop users, although the USB adapter can be used on a desktop as well. One mobile broadband card device can be used on several computers, but not at the same time. Mac users should check for software compatibility when choosing a device and vendor.
Before you sign up for mobile broadband, find out if the locations you frequent are in the coverage area. Sprint and Verizon have different coverage maps, so one may work better for you than another. Since most vendors emphasize coverage in airports and metropolitan areas, your “cabin up north” is probably not covered. Being in the Milwaukee-Chicago corridor, Kenosha has very good reception. One of my work colleagues has the USB card from Sprint and reports that it’s much faster than her previous dial-up connection and doesn’t tie up her phone line. The Sprint web site http://powervision.sprint.com/mobilebroadband/ provides a box to enter a zip code to find out if that location is covered.
If you have one or more computers already equipped with Wifi (standard 802.11 wireless, built-in to many laptops,) you can put the PCMCIA mobile broadband card into a special Linksys Wifi router which costs about $200 after rebate.
An additional mobile broadband option is available for people who already use Blackberry devices. For $15 per month in addition to your Blackberry service, you can connect your computer with a special cable, using the Blackberry as an uplink device to the internet.
by Carol Sabbar from the Kenosha News on 3-11-07


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ArtNetView is a simple app to view and monitor Art-Net data that flows through your network.
Setting up the app is easy. Just plug in your Art-Net network and see what is going on all different universes.
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Perfect tool if you work on a GrandMa lighting console and need to check the DMX or ArtNet on the network.
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Art-Net is a royalty-free communications protocol for transmitting the DMX512-A lighting control protocol and Remote Device management (RDM) protocol over the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) of the Internet protocol suite. It is used to communicate between "nodes" (e.g., intelligent lighting instruments) and a "server" (a lighting desk or general purpose computer running lighting control software).
Art-Net is a simple implementation of DMX512-A protocol over UDP in which lighting control information is conveyed in IP packets, typically on a private local area network such as Ethernet. Supported functions include transmitting and receiving lighting data (e.g., fader levels for individual lights, positions of movable lights); management functions such as detecting nodes, updating node control parameters, and transmitting timecodes; and functions that allow nodes to "subscribe" to "publisher" nodes so that, for example, nodes A and B can subscribe to node C (C will unicast information to A and B).
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|Innovative online tool will help stakeholders lead the Charge in developing new EV chargepoints
SP Energy Networks has launched the EV Connection Cost Estimator – another key element of the Charge Project’s innovative, free-to-use ConnectMore online solution.
The Charge Project is an initiative from SP Energy Networks and its partners EA Technology, PTV Group and Smarter Grid Solutions to accelerate the roll-out of public EV charging infrastructure across SP Energy Networks’ Manweb region: Cheshire, Merseyside, North Shropshire, and North and Mid-Wales. The Charge Project is vital to SP Energy Networks’ commitment to help the UK become carbon Net Zero by 2050.
Developed by EA Technology, the launch of the ConnectMore Cost Estimator means that stakeholders – such as local authorities, site owners, property developers, chargepoint operators – can now use ConnectMore to both identify the optimal location for chargepoints and get an instant quote for how much it will cost to connect them to the electricity network.
The Cost Estimator works together with the ConnectMore Interactive Map, which combines current and future transport patterns with existing network capacity in the region to enable stakeholders to identify optimal chargepoint locations.
John Orr, Design Engineer, SP Energy Networks, and Charge Project Lead, comments: “The ConnectMore Cost Estimator is another significant step forward in fulfilling our mission of accelerating EV chargepoint roll-out. ConnectMore is designed to make this process as quick and easy as possible, from beginning to end. Now, users can go from identifying the best chargepoint locations to getting a connection quote in a matter of minutes. Having budgetary information like this at your fingertips is a major boon when progressing EV charging projects that will help make the transition to an electric vehicle a much more viable option for people .”
The Cost Estimator provides up-to-date estimations of the cost to connect chargepoints to a specific point on the electricity network. By trying out different options regarding the location, ground type, distance, existing demand constraints, potential network reinforcement work, and size of the connection, the tool can be used to identify the most cost-effective chargepoint connection.
Stephen McNulty, Trade Services Business Manager at Warrington Borough Council, comments: “The ConnectMore Cost Estimator made it very quick and easy to get an estimate. It will be really useful, especially when looking for areas within the town that will support EV chargepoints.”
Timothy Butler, Manager for the Charge Project at EA Technology, comments: “The Cost Estimator will allow connection decisions to be better informed and made more quickly, speeding up the deployment of EV chargepoints and allowing more efficient use of existing electricity network assets. This free web-based solution has turned complex network data into an easy-to-use tool and will play an important part in helping us all enjoy a cleaner energy future.”


Since 2000, HGI have closely partnered the UK’s rail infrastructure managers and maintainers to provide generators, distribution equipment and warning systems designed to make life easier for the user and to promote availability of the route and associated assets.
The Company already had a series of generators which were approved for Trackside operation and with them, a range of Audible Warning Devices but in 2000, things got bigger - literally – when the Orient Express Company invited HGI to quote for the supply of a 27kVA generator to provide “hotel power” on its luxury Northern Belle service.
This machine would provide lighting, catering and general power for the train during its tours and would be the first venture for HGI into the world of vehicle-mounted installation. Although nobody could know at the time, this was the first of several hundred HGI machines which would be installed on rail vehicles over the years to come.
Later that same year, the Company took another step up when HGI were selected to produce a 100kVA 650V generator for mobile standby use to support signalling systems. Working in close collaboration with the (then Railtrack) Zone Engineers, HGI designed a machine which would replace the existing 30+ year-old design while maintaining familiarity and accessibility for the users and with availability and reliability as high priorities. The first such unit was delivered for Christmas 2000 and the HGI Railguard range was born.


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NTA steps up to manage hideous wire mesh on roadside poles
Kathmandu, Sept 3: The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has started removing the overhead cable and wire mesh cluttering the roadside poles in the Capital.
The electric, telephone wires and cables jumbled and dangling in a web like structure from the poles have contributed in disfiguring the city’s beauty. The unmanaged utility wires have also been posing security risk and contributing towards irregularities in revenue collection, Minister for Information and Communications Mohan Bahadur Basnet said as he cut down the tangled wires on a pole at Maitighar.
“The Energy Ministry is forwarding the effort to set up underground wire network with support of the Asian Development Bank and there are discussions for broadening the roads,” Minister Basnet shared.
The Information Ministry had earlier summoned the concerned authority to identify the wires but could not continue the effort to manage the hideous wires.
NTA Chairman, Digambar Jha, said the security risk posed by the jumbles of wires at a single location and the possibilities of accidents that could occur by wires getting in the way of motorbikes and vehicles necessitated the step for removing the cable and telephone wires.
The NTA plans to manage the wires for now and lay them underground in future. The authority has already allocated budget for setting up the underground wire network. RSS


Why Apple is the best mobile operating system on Earth
Apple has just released the third-generation iPhone 5S, the world’s best-selling smartphone ever.
And with it comes a new feature for its users: the ability to send photos and videos via FaceTime.
The feature comes in two versions: the standard FaceTime one that allows you to see your friends’ faces and texts, and the new FaceTime Pro.
FaceTime is the new standard that Apple introduced last year and allows users to record and send photos without leaving the app.
It also offers a lot of features that you can’t do in FaceTime, such as audio and video recording, video calling, and a new “capture” feature.
If you’re in the United States and are not familiar with FaceTime and have not used it, I highly recommend that you check it out.
Here are the main things that I learned about FaceTime in just under three minutes.
Apple has added a new way to send FaceTime calls.
Face Time calls can now be made through Apple Pay, but it will be very slow.
This is because Apple Pay works on iPhone 5 and later, but FaceTime works on later models as well.
Face-to-face calls are fast, but face-to.
Face time calls are actually slower, so it is important to be quick.
You can also send FaceTimed calls directly from the Messages app.
You can now use the Camera app in FaceTimer to take photos and video from your phone or camera.
The app can also be used to capture and share your video and photos.
This feature was added to the iPhone 5s because FaceTime was too slow to do so.
FaceTime is now integrated into the Messages App.
Messages has always been a great place to send and receive messages.
You could send a message to someone using FaceTime or send it to yourself using the Camera App.
FaceTimers will also show you a message and can send a reply or a video to your friend or family member, or even send a photo.
But FaceTiming is not always the best option.
It’s best to send a video directly to your camera or send a FaceTime call to someone who has a FaceTim camera.
Face Timers are much more useful if you want to send multiple messages to someone at once.
You’ll be able to make FaceTime FaceTime messages more personalized and more personal.
You also now can send FaceTimes to anyone in the Messages Hub.
This means you can send multiple FaceTime pictures and FaceTime videos to a single person, so you’ll be sure to get their message.
You will still be able send FaceTweet messages to a group of people and receive a single response.
FaceTimers also have a new location option in Messages.
You now can see all of the FaceTims in your contacts.
This can be very helpful for people who don’t want to be connected to their friends and family.
You’ll also be able make FaceTimes to someone else, and you’ll receive a response in the FaceTime app.
If you send the same FaceTime message to multiple people, you’ll get a different response for each person.
The Messages app has also been updated with a new ability to show a video from a Face Timer.
You’re able to see a video by clicking the video icon in the top left corner of the app, or you can tap the video in your Camera app and select the video you want.
Facetimers also now show a “Time Left” icon next to the video when a FaceTimer is recording.
You should not have to worry about Time Left in the video since it will disappear if the video has been recorded already.
Facetimers will continue to record even when you turn off FaceTime for a FaceTalk conversation.
FaceTimes can also now be recorded and saved as a video.
You just need to tap the Save button in the upper right of the video screen and choose a format.
You are also able to save the Facetimed video as a single file.
Face timers can be saved as an album.
You will still have the ability of using FaceTim’s own video calling feature, and FaceTim will still allow you to talk to your friends on FaceTime as well as on FaceTim.
You won’t be able talk to them directly, though.
Face timers are also now integrated with Messages.
They will now automatically sync with Messages, so messages will automatically sync when they are synced between devices.
You are able to send more FaceTim messages to your family members via FaceTim, or FaceTim can be used as a family group texting app.
FaceTimes are still best used as an option for people to get together and send face timers to friends and families.
If your friends and loved ones are out of town, FaceTim is the most convenient way to call them.
Face messages will be available for 24 hours after you have used the feature.
This is just the tip of the iceberg.
The next big feature in Messages will


Jenne as a Master Agent
By partnering with Jenne as a Master Agent, the Jenne Cloud Team becomes an extension of your team. Our knowledgeable and responsive associates can help you navigate all of the available Cloud Solutions including Video Conferencing, SIP Trunking, Unified Communications, Storage and Disaster Recovery, Network Management, SD-WAN Solutions, and more. And now more than ever, it’s important that your customers stay connected – whether through a fully-managed text engagement service or through the contact center experience, more interactions are migrating to the Cloud.
But even more so than offering you those Cloud Solutions from the Channel’s leading companies to meet your needs, our associates make your life easier because we know the vendors and have built strong relationships with them, which takes that off your plate. The Jenne Cloud Team will guide you through the discovery process and provide knowledgeable, personalized service that will enable your team to run more effectively and efficiently.
UCaaS is an enterprise service method for streamlining all communications via cloud-based software services. With UCaaS, unified communication services are made available from the cloud to businesses ranging from SMB to enterprise.
CCaaS is a cloud based contact center software solution. A primary focus of CCaaS is to provide intelligent routing of contacts from various communication channels. Ultimately, this software enables call center environments to focus on improved customer service and experience for clients.
Smart devices have truly opened the door to cloud-based video conferencing. Instead of physically entering a room outfitted with video conferencing software and hardware, anyone can log in to a video conferencing application and immediately connect with others—visually and aurally.
SIP Trunking uses Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) signaling and a native IP-based transport to manage voice traffic and is a method by which business phone systems can operate using an internet connection instead of a traditional phone line.
SD-WAN and SBC Solutions
Software-Defined WAN or SD-WAN is a specific application of software-defined networking technology applied to WAN connections, such as broadband internet, 4G, LTE or MPLS. A Session Border Controller or SBC is a network element deployed to protect SIP based Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks.
Network management is the process of administering and managing computer networks, including data transfer channels, to ensure the reliable function and maintenance of these systems.
Data Backup and Disaster Recovery
Digitally connected enterprises have a need for data backup, recovery and archiving data – from restoring a single file, to archiving information to meet regulatory compliance or simply searching for information.
Businesses of all sizes confront the need to address security threats in the Cloud to manage and mitigate their compliance risks and resource constraints.


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GRF Broadband Services provides quality cable television and high-speed internet services to the Laguna Woods Village community.
Broadband Services Customer Service Phone Number: 949-837-2670
Cable TV Services
Every home in the community is wired to receive cable television and internet services. In order to receive all available channels, a set top box is required.
Digital Rates and Charges:
|Digital Installation||$30.00 (one-time fee per occurrence)|
|Service Charge||$30.00 (one-time fee per occurrence)|
|Cable Line/New Outlet||$50-$100 (one-time fee per occurrence)|
|Large Jobs Available by Quote||$30.00 (one-time fee per occurrence)|
|MONTHLY BOX RENTALS:|
|Digital Standard Box||$ 6.25/month|
|HD Standard Box||$12.25/month|
|Each additional DVR box||$12.25/month|
|AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE:|
|Digital to Analog Converter (DTA)||$40.00/each|
|Polaris Remote Control||$10.00/each|
|Digital Deluxe Pak||$ 7.25/month|
Rates effective May 7, 2013
High-Speed Internet Services
Broadband Services has partnered with West Coast Internet to provide high-speed data transmission to the community. For more information and system requirements – click here.


Powerwerks PW4P Personal Monitor
The Powerwerks PW4P can be used forplaying out at the local place or used as your own personal monitor at a gig. The PW4P has both line and mic level inputs so you can connect to the mixing board or direct into the monitor feed.
• 50 Watts
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• XLR Input, 1/4″ Line Input
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• Stand Mountable


UTS Business internet is dedicated to providing local business with quality internet access in St Maarten. From Small & Medium Businesses to larger Enterprises, UTS Business Internet has packages ranging from 5Mbps to 100Mbps - catering to your unique requirements and demands.Learn more
International Private Line (IPL) is a functionally simple service of fast, managed, and international private point-to-point line. The service is based on setting up a leased line from Point A to Point B anywhere in the world.
Get the most reliable connection and access to the fastest internet and Wi-Fi with our Leased Lines. Dedicated or a-symmetrical, this product provides speeds up to 2.5Gbps/1.75Gbps local capacity.
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Get high-speed bandwidth through dedicated internet access from UTS. Take your connectivity to the next level. Dedicated Internet Access products provide our customers with 100% dedicated symmetrical internet bandwidth up to the NAP in Miami.
Contact us for a one-stop-shop of telecom solutions. Our knowledgeable account managers are happy to assist you in fulfilling all of your telecommunication needs.
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Not a motion sensor, so what is it?
18th February, 2023 | Seen this Device? | Entropic Labs
You may have seen this device at stores or a restaurant. Its a wireless acoustic glassbreak sensor released around 2001 and marketed by companies including Linear Solutions and Interlogix, which shut down operations in US and Canada 2019.
This humble/generic looking device is powered by dual lithium batteries and is equipped with an omni-directional 360° microphone. The microphone feeds audio into a specialized pattern recognition processor that identifies the actual sound of glass breaking across the full audio spectrum.
Once triggered, it notifies an alarm security panel via a wireless 319.5 MHz radio frequency (RF) based protocol.
To identify this device & find out more about it's capabilities, use deviceOwl and select the "Noise Monitor" device type.
Models with this physical appearance include the Linear Systems DXS-91 and the Interlogix 584503-W & 584509-W.
deviceOwl is available on the App Store.
If you have any feedback, questions, or suggestions, please let us know.


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Download RF Calculator APK 2.9.1 for Android. Application consisting of various calculations, conversions and reference tablesRF Converters and Calculators. Following table provides links to useful RF converters and calculators. It include aggregate noise figure calculator, circular waveguide lowest cutoff frequency frequency calculator, dBm to dBW converter, dBm to Watt converter, Watt to dBm converter, microstrip line impedance calculator, PI attenuator resistance ...Twist Rate Stability Calculator. The below Berger Twist Rate Stability Calculator allows you to identify what the optimal twist rate and the marginal twist rate is for any given bullet given your shooting conditions. This tool allows you to figure out which bullets will stabilize out of your rifle given your rifle’s twist rate. 5G NR Throughput calculator. Сalculator allows to calculate the maximum throughput of 5G NR network for DL (downlink) and UL (uplink) 5G Tools for RF Wireless May 10, 2015 · Frequency table calculator. A frequency is the number of times a data value occurs. For example, if ten students score 90 in statistics, then score 90 has a frequency of 10. A frequency is a count of the occurrences of values within a data-set. Cumulative frequency is used to determine the number of observations below a particular value in a ... Home / Electronics Tools, Simulators and Calculators ElectroSchematics.com gathered some interesting links to useful tools from various sources. All the link are opening in a new window for your convenience.


Improving AM Radio Reception w/ External Antenna and Loop Connectionby Radiodog 12 months ago
Improving AM Radio Reception w/ External Antenna and Loop Connection
I can't recommend enough putting up a decent, outdoor antenna for your portable radio. There's so much more enjoyment to be had with nice, clear, low-noise signals. But how do you realize those effects on a radio without a provision for an external AM broadcast band antenna?
Here's a simple way to do it. Antenna is a 100 ft random wire, through a 9:1 transformer into about 60' of coax. This video describes a simple wire loop that effectively couples a portable radio to an external antenna.


Airtel The perfect network operator - Mobile Network Operators reports UserReviewd.com
4 out of 5 : By Bijeesh Mohan T
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Bharti Airtel Limited, commonly known as Airtel, is an Indian multinational telecommunications services company headquartered in New Delhi, India. It operates in 20 countries across South Asia, Africa, and the Channel Islands.
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The perfect network operator
Airtel is a mobile network operator working under the Bharti Airtel.Its one of the best operators in India Pros: *Good customer service *Low call rate *Free offers frequently like Airtel-Airtel call minutes *High speed internet *Best integrated with other services like Airtel digital TV,Airtel Money..etc *Good coverage in city areas Cons: *Limited coverage in remote areas,but we can expect more since Airtel is still growing *Data packs are a bit costly,but it can be compromised by the speed So the final verdict is that Airtel is very Helpfull for low end people by helping them to connect each other at low call cost and also succeeds in impressing Tech geeks


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4" Indoor Door Video Intercom Monitor
- 4″ TFT LCD display for viewing live video of who’s outside the door
- 320 x 234 color resolution
- Requires VIOD1 outdoor doorbell video intercom
- Mounts securely on a wall
- Internal communication with call transfer to other intercom monitors/extensions
- Capable of interfacing with infinias access control solutions for enhanced door security (with addition of VIOD1 doorbell kit)
- Expandable: Connect up to 4 indoor monitors with up to 2 doorbell video intercoms
The door video intercom monitor combines video and intercom capabilities in-one and enables you to see who’s outside your door—without having to open the door.
The door phone monitor mounts securely inside on a wall and is intended for use with the VIOD1 outdoor doorbell video intercom for enhanced security at-the-door. The unit transmits live audio and video when the doorbell is rung.
The door intercom monitor features a 4″ TFT LCD display with 320 x 234 color resolution for viewing live video and identifying visitors. The door phone monitor offers internal communication with call transfer to other intercom monitors/extensions. Simply press the button for the unit you want to contact and hit call.
The unit is capable of interfacing with infinias access control solutions and request-to-exit button for enhanced door security (with addition of VIOD1 doorbell kit). This provides enhanced security at the door, with the ability to see who’s there and grant entrance to authorized individuals.
The easy-to-install unit is designed to be easy to expand. Connect up to 4 indoor video units with 2 outdoor video doorbell kits to expand your coverage of entry points.
For plug and play operation please use one of the VICAB-50 or VICAB-100 cables specifically designed for intercom installation.
This door intercom monitor provides a cost-effective security solution for homes, apartments and condominiums.
This video intercom monitor comes with a 1-year warranty, 30-day money-back guarantee and free lifetime US-based technical support.
- (1) Video intercom monitor
- (1) DC power supply
- (2) 4-pin wiring harnesses
- (1) Set of mounting screws
- (1) Installation guide


Where the Wi-Fi areas are located
- Viale Romania: the entire campus;
- Viale Pola: Palazzina, Piazzale, and Facoltà;
- Via Parenzo: the entire campus;
- Via di Santa Costanza: the library:
- Via di Villa Emiliani;
- Via Salvini.
Students who would like to access the wireless network must have an internet account issued by the University (the same one they use to access the PCs in the computer rooms). To connect with a laptop, tablet or smartphone (with a wireless network) students can use the following procedure:
- Check that wireless capability is enabled on your device
- Select either the "LUISS" or "LUISSwpa" wireless network
The two wireless networks (LUISS and LUISSwpa) function the same way. The one difference is that the LUISSwpa network allows you to save your username and password.
If you use the “LUISS” wireless network, you will need to log out before turning off the device.
The following documents explain how to configure the two wireless networks (LUISS and LUISSwpa) on all types of devices:
- Configure the LUISS Wi-Fi network using an iPhone
- Configure the LUISS Wi-Fi network using an iPad
- Configure the LUISSwpa wireless network using an iPad
- Configure the LUISSwpa wireless network using a Mac OS X
- Configure the LUISSwpa wireless network using an Android
- Configure the LUISSwpa wireless network using Windows 8
- Configure the LUISS wireless network using Windows 7/Vista
- Configure the LUISS wireless network using Windows XP
LUISS campuses are covered by wifi network LUISSguest. The network is free and open to all. Users must login through the web portal using an Italian cell phone number and a code sent via SMS. Credentials are valid for 24 hours.


After getting my latest bill from Comcast and seeing the price I am paying for a home phone I rarely use, I decided to port my Comcast phone number to Google Voice. Well, not exactly that path. Since Google Voice can only accept numbers ported from cell phones at this time, I had to port it to a pay as you go cell phone first, then to GV.
I chose a Verizon prepaid phone that came with 10 minutes of talk time included for $14.99. It took about 48 hours to port my Comcast number to the Verizon prepaid.Then I ported my number from Verizon to Google Voice, which Charges $20 for the porting service. This was very fast, taking less than 24 hours.
The final step was adding an awesome device to my home network called an OBi which cost me $40 at Amazon. This device connects to your home network, and then you connect your home phone to it which enables your Google Voice number with your home phone. Extremely simple to setup, nearly plug and play.
I’ve had this setup running for nearly two months now and it’s worked flawlessly. The whole setup ran me about $75, a one time cost that will pay for it self in about 3 months of usage. I love the benefit of being able to flag and block telemarketer calls in Google Voice. Most of all, I feel great giving Comcast less of my money.
Update 2/28/2014: Google is turning off support for XMPP in May 2014. That will prevent the phone service above from working. I have a new post that discusses Google Voice XMPP Alternatives.


Corning Optical Communications is a leading manufacturer of fiber optic communications system solutions for voice, data and video network applications worldwide.
Corning develops products that create new industries and transform people’s lives. The Corning Optical Communications segment continually innovates to increase deployment speed and network capability, helping network operators get ahead of global demand for fiber to the people and businesses (and, increasingly, “things”) at every edge of the network.
Marley New Zealand is a plastics manufacturing company, producing Extruded and Injection Moulded uPVC and Polyethylene products for the New Zealand rainwater, building, plumbing, civil and telecommunications, electrical and rural markets. Marley also imports a range of products from Aliaxis companies overseas
Polyethylene ducts and accessories
CommScope Holding Company, Inc. (NASDAQ: COMM) has completed its previously announced acquisition of TE Connectivity’s (NYSE: TEL) Telecom, Enterprise and Wireless businesses, a leader in fiber optic connectivity for wireline and wireless networks.
Indoor and outdoor wireless networks;
Data centers and central offices;
Connected and efficient buildings; and
Access and backhaul networks.
Hexatronic are New Zealand’s most experienced solution provider of all Air Blown Fibre (ABF) ducting products and solutions.
Established in 1993 in Australia, C-COR Broadband was originally a subsidiary of Philips Electronics.
C-COR Broadband has a proud history of being an integral part of the hybrid fibre coax (HFC) cable TV transmission equipment sales and distribution industry.
In its early years the company provided end-to-end broadband HFC cable TV equipment for the Telstra / Foxtel network, Telstra’s High capacity radio concentrator for regional and rural communities and built new carrier-grade infrastructure for emerging industry players.
C-COR Broadband subsequently strengthened its focus on HFC connections products and equipment via the wholesale electrical and data distribution channels while continuing its direct business to business relationships.
In 2009 it is estimated that C-COR Broadband has 60 per cent of the HFC CATV infrastructure market in Australia and New Zealand.
AC-WB Technologies Limited was originally established in 1991 as AC&E Sales Ltd - a specialist supplier of precision RF connectors, high performance coaxial cables, fibre optic cabling and connectors, twisted pair copper cables, data connectors, racks and outside plant equipment. More recently, due to the continuing success, AC Technologies has expanded it's offering into services and solutions and has established a specialised manufacturing and assembly division.
The Prysmian Group is a leading global company in the industry of high-technology cables and systems for energy and telecommunications
Sika Technology Limited is the Australasian market leader in the development and production of aluminium die cast solutions for the telecommunication and municipal utility sectors.


The main reason driving the continuation of WFH stems from the side of the employee, as 77 percent of remote workers say they’re more productive when working from home. However, this increased productivity can only happen if the employees are able to reliably contact and work with each other from afar. This has made stable, efficient digital communication and collaboration platforms a priority for the modern-day enterprise.
An adequate communication/collaboration platform enables employees to interact and share ideas, and can build a sense of community and trust, which encourages innovation, and helps solve problems in real-time. Along with increased productivity, they can also help reduce turnover by up 60 percent, saving companies money in the long run,
While there are a variety of innovative devices and applications that can help create the communication and collaboration platform organizations today seek, the most commonly used platform today is Microsoft Teams. Microsoft Teams is cloud-based team collaboration software that is part of the Microsoft 365 and Office 365 suite of applications. The core capabilities in Microsoft Teams include business messaging, calling, video meetings and file sharing.
As of the start of 2022, Microsoft stated that the monthly active Teams users surpassed 270 million, up from 250 million monthly active Teams users, a figure Microsoft officials cited in July 2021. With the increased use in technology and WFH by businesses, as well as the benefits Microsoft Teams has to offer, these numbers were not surprising.
Leveraging Microsoft Teams collaboration capabilities enables companies to move beyond transactional messages and meetings and focus on the flow of work. Abilities like shareable calendars and offline autosend make it easy for employees to always be on the same page.
Videoconferencing, which has become a mainstay of life post-pandemic, also gets improved through a series of Teams enhancements that make meetings more efficient and intuitive. Automatic noise suppression allows employees to remove unwelcome background noise during Teams calls. On top of this, automatic end-of-meeting notifications tell participants when five minutes are remaining in a meeting, so everybody knows when it’s time to start wrapping up.
Finally, Microsoft Teams streamlines work, saving time and money for the business, by bringing together chat, calls, meetings, Microsoft 365 apps, and third-party tools in one centralized location. Streamlined file sharing enables users to create a shareable link for any file stored in Teams and directly set the appropriate permissions. Teams also includes a history menu, enabling users to quickly return to places they’ve recently visited, including activities, channels, conversations, tabs, files, and apps.
At ConnX, we see that enterprises continue to adopt Microsoft Teams as a simplified and unified cloud- based productivity platform, and understand the impact it’s having on the business world. This is why we offer ConnX Microsoft Teams Direct Routing, the fully-managed global solution for cloud voice and premium remote meetings.
ConnX delivers a fully-managed global solution on our resilient global backbone that satisfies even the most stringent quality and security requirements of Wall Street financial solutions that depend on ConnX for clear, secure, and always available communications.
ConnX optimizes Microsoft Teams Direct Routing to deliver the highest quality voice, video and messaging for truly unified, cloud-based collaboration and communication. ConnX provides georedundant UC nodes aligned with Microsoft data centers, as well as full PBX capabilities including key system functionality and low-cost POTS alternatives.
ConnX can also support hybrid PBX networks via SIP trunking and develop phased migration plans. We also support a variety of devices, from phones, headsets, video systems, SBC, uCPE, and edge/access devices.
Overall, ConnX Microsoft Teams Direct Routing offers companies faster deployment, interoperability, in- depth planning, ease of porting, and simplicity across the board. And as we as a society continue to venture into a new digital age, WFH and digital communications and collaboration tools are only going to become more critical. For companies who wish to remain competitive and meet consumer expectations, ConnX Microsoft Teams can help them achieve that goal.


LTO6 (Linear Tape-Open) data tapes are currently the industry standard in data management, including LTO storage, LTO backup and archiving data. These tapes offer increased compressed capacity to 6.25tb and data transfer speed of up to 160 MB/s. The tapes allow LTFS technology to easily access archived data and are WORM enabled. Fuji, IBM, HP and some other LTO brands use BAFE technology which it is claimed has better magnetic properties, resulting in a reduced bit error rate. PMD Magnetics stock a range of brands including HP, Fuji, IBM, Maxell and Sony LTO 6 tapes.


DATA NETWORK INSTALLATION IN GREATER MANCHESTER
A computer network, or data network, is a digital telecommunications network which allows nodes to share resources. In computer networks, computing devices exchange data with each other using connections (data links) between nodes. These data links are established over cable media such as wires or optic cables, or wireless media such as WiFi.
What do we offer?
At Elconnection offers all type of network installations from domestic properties for industrial and commercial installation.
Do you have a problem with network installation? Our team is glad to help you to solve all problems.
We understand that a competent IT infrastructure is vital to the efficiency of your business. Elconnection also prides itself on delivering consistently high standards as well as maintaining a professional image. We know that your time is valuable so we always carry out our work in such a way as to cause as little disruption to your business as possible. Our team of qualified engineers have been with Elconnection from the very early years. As a result, their continued commitment to our existing and new customers has led to a satisfied and dedicated customer base. If you require any network cabling or are unsure if your current network cabling can handle the demands you expect, please call and see how our team can help.
Elconnection’ network cabling installation:
- Category 5e UTP/FTP/STP
- Category 6 UTP/STP
- Coax Cabling
- Speaker cabling


headset microphone,microphone headset,video games,stereo plugs
Headsets that come with microphone have become the popular part of many people’s daily lives. Headsets integrate with video games in order to allow for communication with the other players on your team, and these are used on the computers for taking advantage of the free long distance conversations. Wearing a headset microphone is very easy and it requires no special skills. At this time, this article is going to deliver several tips to use a headset microphone.
The first thing that you should do is to purchase microphone headset which corresponds to the device that you are going to use. If you would like to use your headset while playing video games, for example, you need to buy a headset that designed for game console. On the other hand, if you are going to use your headset on your computer, you can purchase a model which is made for computers.
The second thing that you need to do is to examine the plug on headset for determining where you should plug it in. This is typically a necessity if you are going to use the microphone headset on a computer, where some of the headsets may have traditional stereo plugs and the others may have USB. If your headset is powered by the USB connection, you need to plug it into the available USB port. If your headset uses stereo plugs, you should plug the green plug into the speaker port, while the pink/red pug into microphone port.
The third thing that you have to do is to put your headset on the same way that you would wear the normal set of headphones. It is not a problem if the microphone is on the right or the left side of your head. After your headphones are on, you should lower the mic boom in a way to make the position of microphone directly in front of your mouth.
For those who are looking for a pair of headphones for reducing any noise, choosing noise reduction headset would be the best answer. By checking out noise cancelling headphone review, you will find further information about the headphone that you are looking for.


The Classroom Support team supports videoconferencing in some locations, but it is not available in all rooms. If you would like the option for people to remotely attend your meetings or presentations where videoconferencing is not available, we recommend using Skype for Business. Skype for Business is similar to the consumer version of Skype and other web conferencing platforms, but is more secure and allows you more flexibility in features.
People you invite to Skype for Business online meetings can either use the full Skype for Business software (if they are university affiliates with ONYENs) or a browser-based application. The browser-based application allows guests from outside of the university to connect without an ONYEN, and has most of the functionality of the full application, including audio/video sharing and desktop sharing.
For more general information on Skype for Business, visit the product page on the Skype website.
Skype for Business Features
Skype for Business has many features for conducting a meeting online. Some of the most typical used include:
- Audio and Video broadcast
- To broadcast audio and or video, you will require a microphone and/or web camera. We have limited resources to provide for this. Please consult with us in advance if you want to do this so that we can find a solution for you.
- Please note only audio from the microphone will be transmitted through Skype.
- Instant Messaging
- Desktop Sharing
- Desktop sharing also allows remote control
- Live polling
- File Sharing
- Interactive Online Whiteboard
- Microsoft Lync is currently the only HIPAA compliant web conferencing platform that OIS supports.
Resources for Setting Up Skype for Business
Microsoft Lync has been rebranded as Skype for Business. Documentation for this version of the software is available below.
- Using Skype for Business in an OIS Classroom - A guide on how to use the Skype for Business software from one of our classrooms
- Using Skype for Business on a Personal Computer - A guide on how to use the Skype for Business software from your desk and how to schedule online meetings
- Using the Skype for Business Web App - A guide on how remote participants may view and hear your presentation using the browser plugin (Additional changes may come in late summer 2015)
- Requirements for Using the Skype for Business Web App - A guide on the requirements for accessing online meetings via the Browser
Resources from CTC Update, May 2014
Campus IT professionals and faculty wanting to learn more about the features of Skype for Business may use the following resources discussed during the May 2014 CTC Update.
- CTC Update Lecture Capture - Recorded presentation and audio via Echo360. In this room, as configured, video recording is also possible through the lecture capture appliance as well as through Lync.
- Requirements for Using the Lync Web App - Resource page sent out to clients requesting Lync for their remote participants
- Federation Directory - List of organizations that also utilize Lync whom we can directly connect to
- Equipment in use at the School of Medicine:
- Jabra Speak 410 MS - Conference microphone used in SOM rooms without Lync integration
- Fully-Integrated Rooms:
- Vaddio A/V Bridge - USB device that takes audio and video allowing it to be used as a 'webcam' type device on computer
- Vaddio PTZ Cameras
- Polycom Ceiling Array Microphones


Cybersecurity Risks Associated with IoT Devices
The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized the way we live and work. As more IoT devices enter our homes and workplaces, so too do the cyber security risks associated with them. We can now control our lights, thermostats, door locks, and much more from the comfort of our own homes. Unsecured or improperly secured IoT devices can be exploited by malicious actors to access sensitive data or launch attacks on connected systems. This could lead to devastating consequences for both families and businesses alike.
What are IoT Devices?
In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has gained tremendous popularity among consumers. IoT devices are connected to the Internet and use sensors and computing capabilities to collect and exchange data with users, other devices, and networks. Examples of IoT devices include smart TVs, thermostats, security cameras, home automation systems, wearable devices, gaming consoles, and more.
The proliferation of these connected devices makes it easier than ever for users to control their environment remotely through a single platform. IoT devices can do a variety of tasks with just a few clicks or taps on a smartphone or tablet. Unfortunately, this newfound convenience also brings potential security risks that must be taken into consideration when using these technologies. Without the right measures in place to secure these IoT devices adequately from cyber threats and attacks, users could be at risk for data breaches or worse.
What are the Cybersecurity Risks Associated with IoT Devices?
The use of the Internet of Things (IoT) devices has no doubt made life more convenient, but there are certain risks and vulnerabilities associated with them. It is important to understand the types of cyber threats that can be posed by these devices and how to protect yourself against them.
To start, IoT devices are often low in security because they are easy to compromise. They may also be vulnerable to Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks and unsecured access points. Since these devices usually have limited storage capacity and lack basic encryption systems, it is easier for hackers to gain access and exploit weaknesses. Furthermore, IoT devices tend to have outdated software which can leave your system exposed to malicious actors. Finally, due to the nature of their connectivity, data transmitted over an IoT network can be intercepted by third parties without permission. When using IoT devices, it is essential to take steps to protect your data from malicious actors. This includes regularly updating all software on your device as well as password-protecting all access points.
Potential Security Risks Associated with IoT Devices
IoT devices can pose a threat to cyber security, as they often lack basic measures to protect against malicious actors. This means that malicious actors can gain unauthorized access to the device, control it, and use it for their nefarious purposes.
If a hacker were able to gain access to a smart home system, they could control lights, thermostats, and other devices connected to the system. This could lead to an immense disruption of life at the discretion of whoever is controlling the system. Moreover, IoT devices can collect an enormous amount of personal data from users that are then stored in remote databases or transmitted across networks. If this data were to fall into the wrong hands, major security risks would exist. To combat these risks associated with IoT devices and protect against threats posed by malicious actors, users should be aware of certain security measures they should take:
- Use strong passwords and two-factor authentication for all devices when possible
- Utilize encryption for data that is collected from or transmitted between IoT devices
- Regularly update the firmware to ensure all patches and bug fixes are implemented
- Monitor network traffic for any suspicious activity
By following these simple steps, users can ensure their internet-connected devices remain safe and secure in the digital age.
How to Protect your Data and Personal Information when Using IoT Devices?
With the increasing use of IoT devices, comes an abundance of cybersecurity risks that can put your data and information at risk. It is important to stay educated on the latest cybersecurity measures to protect yourself from potential threats. Here are some ways to protect your data and personal information when using IoT devices:
- Keep your Software Updated- IoT devices are constantly evolving and it is important to keep up with the updates for security purposes. These updates may provide additional protection against malware, phishing scams, and other such cyber threats. Make sure to check for system updates regularly so that you can stay up-to-date with the latest security fixes.
- Use Secure Networking Protocols- Secure networking protocols such as WPA2 or WPA3 should be used when connecting your IoT devices to the internet. Secure connections reduce the risk of malicious actors accessing devices or data.
- Install a Firewall- Installing a firewall can help protect against unauthorized access by blocking suspicious traffic from entering or leaving your network. A firewall will also detect and alert you of any attempts made by potential attackers trying to gain access to your system.
What are the Most Common Cyber Threats in the Digital Age?
Every day, hackers are getting more adept at exploiting vulnerabilities in the systems we rely on. For individuals and businesses alike, understanding the most common threats is essential to protecting yourself from malicious actors. The most common cyber threats are:
- Phishing- Phishing involves a hacker sending an email that appears to be from a legitimate source, such as a company or trusted individual. Malicious messages can contain links to malicious websites or ask for sensitive information, leading to fraud or identity theft.
- Malware- Malware can come in many different forms, but it always does damage to the system it infects. Some types of malware steal data, while others put your system at risk by exploiting security vulnerabilities.
- Ransomware- Ransomware is particularly dangerous because it can lock down systems and threaten data loss unless money is paid out to the attacker. It’s usually spread through malicious emails or downloads of software with hidden malware code.
IoT Devises Vulnerabilities
IoT devices are particularly susceptible to attack because they often lack basic security measures and can be easily infiltrated if not properly protected. Hackers can even take control of vulnerable IoT devices and use them as part of larger-scale attacks on networks and systems. By staying aware of the most common cybersecurity threats, you can protect yourself and your assets from harm in today’s digital age.
How do Stay Up to Date with Cyber Security News and Updates?
Given the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats, it’s important to stay up-to-date with the latest news and developments in cyber security. Here are some of the best ways to keep informed:
- Network Security Companies- Symantec, McAfee, and Trend Micro offer security updates to keep devices safe. They can also provide detailed instructions for implementing these updates.
- Online Forums- Online forums are an invaluable tool for gathering information about the latest cybersecurity issues. Being an active member of an online community can help protect IoT devices from potential threats.
- Social Media Groups- Social media groups allow individuals to share information and insights on cybersecurity topics with others who are knowledgeable in the field. These groups can provide valuable insights into emerging threats and help you stay current on best practices for keeping your devices secure.
Why is it Important to Stay Informed about the Latest Developments in IoT Security?
Stay up-to-date on IoT security to protect yourself and your information from potential risks. The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand at an ever-increasing rate, leaving many unaware of the dangers these interconnected networks possess. Malicious actors exploit weak points in networks to gain access to sensitive data.
IoT cyber threats are constantly evolving, with new vulnerabilities appearing all the time. As such, staying informed about the latest developments in security is critical if you want to stay protected. Some important steps you can take to stay informed include:
- Reading reports and news articles related to IoT security
- Setting up notifications for articles related to your industry or technology stack
- Following cybersecurity professionals on social media
- Attending security conferences
- Joining industry or company networks dedicated to IoT topics
- Signing up for cyber threat intelligence services
- Joining an established security community
You can protect yourself and your data from cyber threats by taking steps to protect IoT devices and networks from potential cyber threats.
How can I Ensure the Security of my IoT Devices?
Given their nature, IoT devices often have a higher risk of security breaches. To safeguard your devices and keep your data secure, there are steps you can take:
- Implement Basic Security Practices- Think about the security measures that you utilize on your computer – strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and monitoring of network activity. All of these practices can be used to secure your IoT devices as well. Make sure that these basic measures are in place before setting up an IoT device.
- Research Device Security Features– It’s important to do your research when it comes to the security features of the IoT device you want to use. Research encryption technologies and other security protocols before purchasing a device.
- Regularly Update Firmware and Software– Just like computers and mobile phones, it is important to make sure that you regularly update the software and firmware on your connected device. These updates often contain important security patches which can help keep your data safe from hackers.
Taking the time to research, implement security protocols, and regularly update firmware and software can help protect yourself and stay safe in the digital age.
As the Internet of Things continues to expand, it is essential to understand the cyber security risks associated with these devices and take the necessary precautions to protect yourself. Educate yourself on basic cyber security concepts such as authentication, encryption, and secure data storage, and make sure IoT devices are running the latest security updates. Most importantly, remain vigilant and be sure to check for any warning signs that your devices may have been compromised.


- the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN);
- and Wide Area Networks (WANs) or the Internet. Traditional phone stations or peripherals connect to the PSTN to enable voice calls, modem and fax communications, and video teleconferencing. Corporate computers connect to WANs or the Internet for data communications and access to information.
Internet Protocol (IP) phones and soft phones either connect to the PSTN via a media gateway, or cross the corporate perimeter to connect to WANs or the Internet.
Although nearly all corporations secure the Internet connection to their internal data networks with IP firewalls and related technologies, most corporations have yet to lock down their voice connection to the untrusted PSTN, or when present, bring an equal level of security to their IP telephony connections.
An array of vulnerabilities in internal data networks, the traditional phone environment, and other critical corporate infrastructure are accessible through an enterprise’s unsecured traditional phone network.
Although attacks against an enterprise’s Internet connection receive the most public attention, attacks against an enterprise through the traditional voice network are common.
Some of the main issues to be addressed for the telecommunication sector and related industries:
– Resilience, recovery & business continuity management
– Anti-SPAM, Anti Phising, Data Retention, Data Privacy
– Security Culture & Information Security Awareness Campaigns
– Value & ROI of Information Security Projects
– Security Governance models
– VOIP vulnerabilities and threats
– Revenue Assurance & Financial losses due to security breaches
– The threat of terrorism from a Telco’s perspective
– IT Network & client Security Architecture
– Security in the Supply chain & trends in Security Outsourcing
Illustration below: attack vectors on multimedia, communication devices


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Bespoke Technology’s network consulting services provide organisations with a single point of contact for your network needs. We guarantee a reliable, in-depth review of your IT infrastructure and give you the knowledge and assistance you need to enhance it with the latest technologies.
There are many benefits to be had by harnessing the power of Bespoke Technology’s network consulting services. We will give you access to a multi-faceted approach that has been designed by our team of experts. Our professionals can guide you in identifying the best solution for your organisation and provide guidance on budgeting and planning for future growth.
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Updating firmware iq
After you enter the IP address of your router in your browser's address bar, you will likely be prompted for the administrator name (typically “admin” or “administrator”) and the default administrator password.
These credentials can likely be obtained from your router manufacturer’s website or they might be located on a label on the bottom or back of your router, typically located near the serial number of the router.
Newer routers will likely make it very easy to download and install the firmware directly from within the router administrative console.
Some routers may require that you first save the file to your computer and then select the firmware file via the administration console.
Most modern routers use web browser based administration which means you basically type in the IP address of your router in order to access it’s administrative functions.
This page contains information about installing the latest Tom Tom ONE IQ Routes driver downloads using the Tom Tom Driver Update Tool.
Tom Tom ONE IQ Routes drivers are tiny programs that enable your GPS hardware to communicate with your operating system software.
If you don’t update your firmware then you won’t be able to take advantage of any speed boosting upgrades that your router manufacturer might release in an update.
Every router is different, but usually, they have a similar process for upgrading the router’s firmware.
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Maintaining updated Tom Tom ONE IQ Routes software prevents crashes and maximizes hardware and system performance.


My two cents
This is the second digital radio that I bought.
The reason for this purchase was my first radio (the AT D878UV+) actually. I wasn’t able to program it anymore and it din’t even announced itself on the USB port of my computers (neither on Windows, Linux or macOS). So when I sent back my first radio, I bought this with the hope, that the high priced radio would not let me down that easy ;-)
I like the radio very much, it is very well made and I like the fact that you just can type in any talkgroup and hit PTT to start the transmission.
The modulation is also very good and the feedback suppression is a good addition.


Wyoming 9-1-1 System Down for Repair [UPDATED]
UPDATE (5:10 p.m.):
The 911 system is now fully operational, according to the Casper Police Department.
There was been an outage statewide of the 9-1-1 emergency system.
The problem is apparently with a fiber-optic cable in the Cheyenne area and the entire system for the state is down.
Casper Police and Fire say that for the time being, use these numbers for emergencies...
307-235-8278 or 307-235-8279
For the Sheriff's Office, call...


23 March 2023
by Christopher Carey
The US Department of Transportation has announced the first round of grants through the Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) Grants Program, totalling over US$94 million for 59 projects across the country.
The competitive grant programme – established under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law – provides state, local and tribal governments with US$500 million over five years to use technology to create safer, more equitable and innovative transportation systems.
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the grants will “foster innovations that improve people’s day-to-day lives, making transportation safer, more reliable, more efficient and more sustainable.”
Funding will initially be directed towards projects that boost road safety, improve transit reliability and use technology like drones and sensors for transportation projects.
The maximum award per project was US$2 million.
Philadelphia received this amount for a digital Right-of-Way (ROW) and Mobility Improvement Project which seeks to address two major city challenges: scarcity of ROW space and inadequate information about ROW users.
Funding will support digitising street, sidewalk and kerbside space within the project area and developing an online application to communicate ROW information to users.
Lessons from the demonstration are expected to promote a greater understanding of how data can be “operationally institutionalised” and used to improve kerb usage on a national scale.
“This funding will allow the city more capacity to improve ROW management through data and technology,” said Akshay Malik, Philadelphia’s Smart Cities Director.
“This project will help develop new data standards to map ROW in more detail and test new ways to digitally manage the ROW through a pilot in Center City, improving safety for drivers and pedestrians.”
Several other projects received the maximum funding allocation.
Detroit will use sensors to create smart intersections by using existing traffic cameras to deploy artificial intelligence software to “predict and prevent traffic accidents” in the city.
Los Angeles is integrating transit trip planning with event ticketing for major activities, including the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
New Jersey’s Department of Transportation will use the funding for sensors to address wrong-way driving, while New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to launch an app to allow visually impaired subway and bus customers to safely navigate their transit trips.
Harris County, Texas received funding for sensors for a new flood warning system and Cleveland, Ohio was awarded US$1.8 million for smart traffic signals to provide the right of way to emergency vehicles.
Three tribal nations in North Dakota and a project in Virginia’s Eastern Shore are using drone technology for medical care and equipment deliveries.
Massachusetts is also using drones and sensors to monitor and analyse railroad infrastructure threatened by ground water variability, while New York State will use US$1.5 million for drones to inspect infrastructure along a major highway.
USDOT said that the first year of the programme was oversubscribed with US$6 of applications for every US$1 available for grants.
The next round of funding is expected to be released in autumn 2023, with US$100 million allocated.
Buttigieg told The Verge this week that not every project funded under the SMART grant programme “is going to prove out”.
“But that’s okay,” he said. “That’s part of the process.”
Image: City of Philadelphia


Some Apple Watch models have their own e-sim and don’t need an iPhone to stay connected. But the cellular Apple Watch models don’t work on all networks in Australia.
Does the Cellular Apple Watch work on Aldi Mobile?
No, Aldi mobile does not support adding an e-sim device like an Apple Watch to your existing plan. This is because Aldi mobile isn’t a full service provider. Instead they use the Telstra network and known as a virtual network operator.
On other networks like Optus or Telstra you can add an Apple Watch to your existing mobile plan. This will cost a few dollars extra a month, but it will allow your cellular Apple Watch to work without needing an iPhone in range.
Will a Cellular Apple Watch Still Work without a Plan?
An Apple Watch that was GPS+Cellular will still work without needing a plan. You only need to add it to your mobile plan if you want to use the cellular features. If you’ve been gifted an Apple Watch with Cellular but don’t want to switch from Aldi Mobile you can still use the Apple Watch.
Which Australian Networks work with the Apple Watch?
The Apple Watch works on the following networks in Australia:
Why Don’t Virtual Network Operators Support the Apple Watch
In order for Virtual Network Operators like Aldi Mobile to support the Apple Watch they need to basically build the backend systems. This costs money and most of the virtual operators run on a fairly slim margins. They reality is they just don’t have the in-house expertise needed to work on these features and I imagine the demand isn’t there. Aldi Mobile would need to work with both Telstra and Apple to get the e-sim features working and it would be quite an undertaking.
Do You need an Apple Watch with Cellular?
I have an Apple Watch that has cellular but I’ve found that I don’t really use it that often. It’s nice to be able to leave the house with nothing but my watch, but most of the time I still take my phone. When you have your phone, your Apple Watch won’t be using cellular.
Features like Apple Pay don’t need any network access. So even if you want to leave your wallet and phone at home and still pay for things, you will be able to do this with a regular Apple Watch. And even music can be synced to an Apple Watch so no data is required.
For most people, a regular Apple Watch without cellular is fine and I wouldn’t go to the hassle of switching mobile providers.


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When the system is installed the visiting engineer will install the new modem to your master socket and the router locally to that, as the diagram below shows:
The internet speed to your PC/XBOX/Apple is then governed by the speed of the wireless signal from your Router. BT and other Fibre Optic internet providers are now offering 100mb Internet which a standard WiFi connection will not be able to handle. The best solution for this is to relocate the Router (in this case the black box) to the location of your PC or games equipment. This can be achieved by installing a CAT5e data cable, thus extending the physical bridge between the Router and the Modem upto a distance of 90meters.
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High Voltage Asics (Up to 750V)
TELEFUNKEN Semiconductors offer design services and manufacturing process for High Voltage Asics up to 750V
TFSMART2 ON SOI PROCESS
TFSMART2 is a 0.35m BCDMOS technology platform combining lateral bipolar, 3.3V CMOS logic and high voltage LDMOS device components on SOI (Silicon-on-Insulator). The platform features a broad range of high and medium voltage devices from low on-resistance 25V devices to high voltage options of 100 to 200V together with 3.3V and 5.0V CMOS logic. Fully isolated device components and small feature sizes enable high integration density and high performance. TFSMART2 technology offers an attractive platform for a wide variety of analog/mixed-signal, telecommunication and power management applications from consumer appliances to automotive and industrial.
TFBCD080-HV is a 0.8m super voltage BCDMOS technology platform which integrates bipolar, 5V CMOS logic and high voltage LDMOS device components. TFBCD080-HV platform features a broad range of device portfolio from low resistance 20V devices, medium-range of 50V-65V and high/ultra-high options of 200V and 700V. The high voltage capability, which is planned to be extended to 900V, offers a distinguishing high side well isolation and high integration density. Low on-resistance power devices, a wide variety of active/passive device elements and a cost effective process flow makes the TFBCD080-HV an attractive choice for various smart-power and power management IC applications.
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If you want to change the DNS server for your entire home network, you’ll need to do it on your router. All the devices on your network (PCs, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, smart speakers, TV streaming boxes, Wi-Fi enabled light bulbs, and anything else you can think of) acquire their DNS server setting from the router unless you go out of your way to change it on the device. By default, your router uses your Internet service provider’s DNS servers. If you change the DNS server on your router, every other device on your network will use it.
Really, if you want to use a third-party DNS server on your devices, we recommend you just change it on your 192.168.2.1 router. It’s a single setting and, if you change your mind and want to change your DNS server later, you can change the setting in one place.
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical and decentralized naming system for computers, services, or other resources connected to the Internet or a private network. It associates various information with domain names assigned to each of the participating entities. Most prominently, it translates more readily memorized domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for locating and identifying computer services and devices with the underlying network protocols. By providing a worldwide, distributed directory service, the Domain Name System has been an essential component of the functionality of the Internet since 1985.
The Domain Name System delegates the responsibility of assigning domain names and mapping those names to Internet resources by designating authoritative name servers for each domain. Network administrators may delegate authority over sub-domains of their allocated name space to other name servers. This mechanism provides distributed and fault-tolerant service and was designed to avoid a single large central database. The Domain Name System also specifies the technical functionality of the database service that is at its core. It defines the DNS protocol, a detailed specification of the data structures and data communication exchanges used in the DNS, as part of the Internet Protocol Suite.
The Internet maintains two principal namespaces, the domain name hierarchy and the Internet Protocol (IP) address spaces. The Domain Name System maintains the domain name hierarchy and provides translation services between it and the address spaces. Internet name servers and a communication protocol implement the Domain Name System. A DNS name server is a server that stores the DNS records for a domain; a DNS name server responds with answers to queries against its database.
The most common types of records stored in the DNS database are for Start of Authority (SOA), IP addresses (A and AAAA), SMTP mail exchangers (MX), name servers (NS), pointers for reverse DNS lookups (PTR), and domain name aliases (CNAME). Although not intended to be a general purpose database, DNS has been expanded over time to store records for other types of data for either automatic lookups, such as DNSSEC records, or for human queries such as responsible person (RP) records. As a general purpose database, the DNS has also been used in combating unsolicited email (spam) by storing a real-time blackhole list (RBL). The DNS database is traditionally stored in a structured text file, the zone file, but other database systems are common.
As far as switching your router to a fast, secure DNS server, I have good news and bad news. The good news is that if you make the change in your router settings, it affects every connected device. Not just computers and smartphones, mind you, but video doorbells, smart garage doors, even internet-aware toasters. The bad news is that the precise technique for changing your Edimax Router Login is different for every router.
While working through the steps for this article, I got an unpleasant surprise. It turns out that my ISP-supplied router, which brings me internet, TV, and phone service, does not permit me to change the DNS settings. Apparently, a true network wiz could make the change by using Telnet to log into the router, which nominally doesn't support Telnet. I guess the ISP wants to lock in the revenue from those ad and search pages.
As for your mobile devices, Android versions before 9 (Pie) and all versions of iOS just don't support a global change to your DNS preferences. You have to reach in and make the change any time you connect to a new Wi-Fi network, and you can't touch the DNS settings for the cellular network. It's true that on both platforms, you can buy an app to automate that change, if you wish. But if you're going to buy an app, I'd suggest you simply run a VPN on those devices. Doing so shunts your DNS requests through the VPN company's servers, which in most cases are more secure than what you'd get from your ISP.


The Seminole Police Department manages Public Safety Radio Communications and emergency telephone services for all of the Reservations of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Responsibilities include information and emergency telephone calls, coordination of Police, Fire and Rescue personnel for events and incidents on and near the reservations, and the coordination of outside public safety departments on matters that impact the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Radio communications are accomplished by use of the State Wide Radio System (SLERs), the use of VHF Seminole Tribe radios, and radio partnerships with the counties we are located in.
Calls for service are answered and dispatched at one of the four Dispatch Centers located in Hollywood, Big Cypress, Immokalee and Brighton. Each center answers direct dialed phone calls for Police, Fire, and Rescue. In most cases, 9-1-1 calls are answered after a transfer to our centers from the various counties or cities. However Big Cypress serves as a PSAP (Public Safety Answering Point) for Hendry County and 9-1-1 calls from our Tribal community homes are answered directly as this center. Cell phone calls to 9-1-1 and some internet phone services are directed to the nearest PSAP based upon the cellular tower signal and may not always be routed to Big Cypress.
The Communications Division is staffed by 26 full-time employees operating twenty four hours each day on four reservations. The staff handles an average of 11,000 calls for service each month, in addition to receiving and routing incoming telephone calls. Each dispatcher receives a wide variety of on-the-job training as well as nationally recognized training in Public Safety Telecommunications, Emergency Medical Dispatching (EMD), Fire Services Dispatching and other related courses. The EMD program is approved through the Fire Department’s Emergency Medical Director and aids call-takers when assisting callers during medically related incidents.


FCD scanner is a slow and simple implementation of a swept-tuned spectrum analyzer in Python. It can display received signal strength versus time versus frequency using a number of real-time visualizations and can also log measured data for later analysis.
It works by sweeping a radio receiver through a range of frequencies and measuring the signal power at the receiver output. Resolution bandwidth is determined by the channel filter used by the receiver and sweep time is limited by receiver settle time.
Two radio receivers are currently supported:
- Funcube Dongle Pro using the GnuRadio framework.
- VESNA wireless sensor node connected through a serial port and running the vesna-spectrum-sensor application.
See also this blog post for some background information.
The latest development version is available for download.
You can also get the Python source directly from the git repository using the command below.
$ git clone http://www.tablix.org/~avian/git/fcd_scanner.git
Refer to the README file included in the distribution for details on installation and use.