Why you do it
Your GPS or chart plotter will be able to calculate your position, and modern units all have wires through which this information can be sent to another device that needs it, like a DSC radio. The radio needs it so it can broadcast your position if you have to make a distress call. The data can flow the other way too. The radio will receive DSC calls, and the chart plotter may have the facility to log these calls and keep a record of them.
How it’s done
Different manufacturers have different technologies, and you may choose items of navigation equipment supplied by different manufacturers. Luckily these manufacturers have agreed to use a standard way of sending data between their equipment, using a protocol or “language” referred to as NMEA. The most common version of that language in current use is NMEA 0813. If you want to read up more on this, there is a good explanation on Wikipedia. It is actually very simple to connect these wires if you understand the basic principles behind it. This section is an explanation of the principles – armed with this knowledge, the installation manuals for your equipment (often written by geeks) may be easier to understand. You will need to refer to the User Manuals for the exact wiring for your equipment.
Firstly, my apologies to all electronics experts: this is a simplified explanation of how NMEA devices are connected. Always consult your manuals before getting the wire cutters out, this explanation is not an instruction and may not be exactly the way your own units are wired.
Each item of navigation equipment will have one or more imaginary tubes or “ports”, through which data goes in and/or out of the unit. Each port has a pair of wires, you only see the wires because the ports are hidden in the electronics. On some units you can set the function of a port (data in, data out or both) in a system menu. You may also have an option to set different communication protocols and speeds. More of that later. Now you are ready to look at a picture.
Your manual will have the colour codes for the wires, these are just examples. If you want to send position data from a GPS/chart plotter to your DSC radio, you will need to do the following. Look at the picture above, and it will suddenly appear very obvious. That data has to go OUT of the GPS and IN to the DSC radio. (Port 2 on the GPS connected to Port 1 on the radio above in case you had not spotted it). Some units, e.g. Standard Horizon radios, only have one port, which has to handle both IN and OUT. Next, you need to connect the relevant TX(-) to RX(-) and TX(+) to RX(+) wires. These are only data wires so they are tiny. You can use solder and shrink tube over, small terminal blocks, or even lash it up with twisted wires and sticky tape – all will work. I recommend the last method to test it out then the first method for the best connection.
Once you have done the wiring, you need to go into the system or set-up menus in each device to make sure the data is going in the right direction (if there is an option), using the correct protocol (e.g. NMEA 0813) and at the right speed or baud. Standard or 4800 is almost certainly what you want. If you are connecting an AIS unit to a chart plotter it will be high speed or 38400.
One small complication to all that – power cables. Many devices mingle power wires with data wires, and often with simple connections there is a short cut where a (-) wire, sometimes called Data Ground, is connected to the power (-) wire or Power Ground. This is fine if that is what the manual says, and if so make sure both devices are doing the same thing with their Data Ground wires or they won’t meet up.
Just in case you thought wires were wires, not always. Some cables are made up of a plastic sheath over a wire braid which surrounds a bunch of wires for physical or electronic protection. This screen braid can be one of the wires, usually the Data Ground. Your manual will say if this applies to your cable.
One final point: don’t worry too much if your unit is supplied with a cable and a special connector on the other end from the unit. These are supplied in case you are going to connect to another unit that has a corresponding socket. If so, fine and dandy. If not, and if your manual says its OK, cut it off (making absolutely sure you are cutting off the right one) and splay out the wires so you can connect them as above.
Armed with this understanding, you will now be able to make perfect sense of your chartplotter manual that has wire tables and diagrams for one-way connection, two-way connection, sending data with a single wire connection and receiving data with a single wire connection. It may not be quite so easy to understand the NASA AIS Engine instruction sheet which refers to the data output, black wire, reference, ground reference, screen, and reference input without any diagrams. It’s OK though, you can ignore the red wire. If any NASA chaps are reading this – I love the AIS unit, but please give us better instructions!


Humane, an AI company founded by ex-Apple engineers, has released its first hardware product, the Humane AI Pin.
It is a tiny, square-shaped device that can be pinned onto the wearer’s clothes and is powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 and Microsoft’s AI models.
The device can be activated through voice, touch, gesture, or the laser ink display and offers various AI tools and features.
Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, two former Apple engineers, formed the AI startup Humane, and the AI pin is their first hardware product.
The AI Pin’s main goal is to provide users with a suite of AI tools powered by Open AI and Microsoft, doing away with the need to find and download apps by hand.
Cosmos, the operating system of the Pin, is made to direct user inquiries to the relevant tools automatically, saving the user from having to download and handle individual apps.
With no home screen, one can simply talk to or touch the Pin and tell what they want. Distinctive features of the device include an ultrawide camera, light and depth detectors, and a laser projector.
The AI Pin is priced at $699 and comprises a square device and a battery pack that can be magnetically attached to your clothes or other surfaces. Apart from the device cost, a $24 monthly fee for a Humane subscription is required. The plan gives the user access to T-Mobile’s network and a phone number. The company has stated that the device will start delivering the product in early 2024, and preorders will start on November 16.
The AI Pin is made up of two components: a small square piece and a battery pack that is magnetically affixed to surfaces or clothing. Eclipse, Equinox, and Lunar are the three colours available. It contains a small projector that can beam text and laser icons onto the user’s palm in place of a screen.
According to Chaudhri, the gadget isn’t always listening or recording because the device doesn’t have any wake words, reported The Times of India. Until the device is engaged—which can be done via voice, touch, gesture, or the laser ink display, it is inactive. Using the touchpad, one can manually activate the device by tapping and dragging. To notify users when data is being collected, the “Trust Light” blinks.
It contains a small projector that can beam text and laser icons onto the user’s palm in place of a screen.
Chaudhri demonstrated the AI Pin during a TED Talk in April. The demonstration included several helpful capabilities, like the ability to project a caller ID for incoming calls, summarise your daily emails, and recommend meals based on their nutritional value. Afterwards, Chaudhri posed the following context-based query to the device: “What’s the exhibit Ava texted me to go see while I’m here?”
The device has a Snapdragon processor, though it’s unclear which particular model is included. It weighs approximately 34 grams. After a software upgrade, the camera will soon be able to shoot videos in addition to taking 13-megapixel pictures. With it’s “Personic Speaker,” the device can adjust its volume for more personal audio experiences or louder settings with groups, and it can also connect to Bluetooth headphones, reported TOI.
(Published 11 November 2023, 08:00 IST)


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configure the project for using a GPS program module
GPS objects monitoring schema:
1. GPS program module is include two components: GPS socket server and GPS socket client. Both written by C# (GPL license) and available for download. GPS socket server was added to minimize traffic between mobile object and server. For security reasons that traffic is encrypted by the project user password hash.
1.1 GPS socket client configuration.
To edit client configuration locate file "config.ini" where client executable file placed and open it by NotePad. You should see following:
If configuration is well-formed client program looks like this:
remarks: Item "Satellites in view" shows how many satellites are visible for receiver. At least 3 satellites required for the geo coordinates calculation. Item "Precision" shows coordinates deviation.
1.2 GPS socket server configuration.
Like described above, server configuration located in file "config.ini" where client executable file placed. Open it by NotePad. There are only 3 items:
Finally, you need to describe project users that will be used for authenticate a GPS client incoming requests and describe mobile objects for the users. Here is server main window:
To edit users and their mobile objects press "Show Users" button:
All operations via context menu. To edit mobile object properties click on object:
2. Project space configuration.
2.1. Choosing a mobile object visualization.
To select a visualization that will represents the mobile object double click on the visualization properties panel surface. You see dialog window:
Remember "Type" and "ID" it is to be used for GPS client/server configuration.
2.2. Binding satellite image to the geo coordinates.
This image binding is for how received geo coordinates (latitude, longitude) be converted into the relative project coordinates X, Y. Position precision needs to be done this work with maximum accuracy. There is special built-in component is used for image binding - "Geodesy point". When we created "Segmented image" that component is created at left-top corner of image. See below:
Binding point of "Geodesy-point" visualization is a transformation node. This node is defined by Latitude, Longitude and X, Y. Coordinate system ID defines Coordinate system that geodesy point belong to. Usually there is one coordinate system per project. Below you can see a satellite image binding for a small town placed deep in forest:
Now if we are monitoring mobile object near that place (and using CrdSysID = 3 for the coordinates transformations), we can see a valid object position on screen.


Panasonic’s cost effective smart grid for consumer
Panasonic revealed two key products of smart grid for home use in a trade show held at Tokyo this week. The trade show “Eco Products 2010” is Japan’s largest one for manufacturers selling eco-friendly products. Major players in smart grid including Hitachi, Mitsubishi Electric, Toshiba and Panasonic had their booth in the venue Tokyo Big Sight.
One key product of Panasonic is a small sized lithium ion battery unit with 5 kWh capacity appropriate to place outside the house.
“This battery unit enables to run all the appliances at average home for half a day”, Panasonic’s senior engineer hoping to stay unnamed said. If so, consumers can store cheap electricity at night and use it in daytime. This product is ready to sell in somewhere 2011 at an affordable price.
This battery unit consists of four battery modules which have 140 mass production lithium ion battery cells each. He said, “using mass production lithium ion battery cell is much cheaper than using larger battery cell for specific purpose.” As shown in the photo, mass production lithium ion battery cell is relatively small, slightly larger than consumer use battery cell.
Another key product is “Smart Energy Gateway” (SEG) for Home Energy Management System (HEMS). HEMS is a common concept which stands for overall intelligent control of home appliances and other electric devices in a home. A typical product of HEMS in an early stage is a home energy display which enables users to see actual usage of electricity. But it doesn’t control power consumption of home appliances at all. Consumers should do it manually.
As to Panasonic’s SEG, it can control power consumption of all the appliances and power generation of home equipment (combined heat and power or PV) as well as battery charging. Also, it converts AC to DC, or DC to AC accordingly. For example, generated electricity from PV unit is DC, so it should be converted into AC before used by usual appliances. Otherwise, providing lower voltage DC is better for lighting unit, so electricity needs DC - DC conversion. All these things are managed by Panasonic’s SEG.
Since Panasonic is a manufacturer of various kinds of home appliances, the company can produce appliances which can talk with its SEG. But the engineer admitted that the company needed to comply with a certain international standard before expanding its smart grid at home business.
In smart grid at home area, several cases of consumer’s backlash in which they complain about the benefit of smart meter are reported. Smart meter alone may not be enough for consumer to understand cost effectiveness of smart grid at home. Panasonic’s battery and SEG have some potential to change consumer’s recognition, because it can reduce power consumption automatically. But finally, it depends on the price.


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In North America the telephone industry has been one of the most mature and stable industries
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An old-fashioned land-line home-telephone along with telephone equipment can be purchased,
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Local telephone service competition provides consumers with a choice of features,
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Optional local telephone services include such items as call display, call waiting,
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Consumers have to ask about the prices for each feature or service. What one-time
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In Canada the big national telephone service providers are Bell and Telus with many smaller
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Dab to request that telcos test 5G in provincial regions likewise, MTNL may join preliminary soon
Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea have been given preliminary range for a half year to test 5G innovation in the country.
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is probably going to request that telecom administrators direct preliminaries of 5G innovation in country regions additionally, alongside metropolitan communities for which they have been given authorization, an authority source said.
State-claimed telecom firm MTNL will likewise be given preliminary range once it submits charges of ₹5,000 needed for the consent, the source said.
The DoT will request that telecom administrators incorporate a rustic region for testing 5G applications alongside their metropolitan communities.
MTNL has collaborated with C-DoT for directing 5G preliminaries in Delhi. They will lead a 5G test close to Najafgarh also. They will be given a preliminary range once they store the expenses, the authority said.
Telecom administrators have been assigned range in 700 Mhz band, 3.3-3.6 gigahertz (Ghz) band and 24.25-28.5 Ghz band across different areas.
Speck has endorsed preliminaries of 5G with Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung and C-DOT, and has not supported any preliminary with Chinese merchants.
Dependence Jio will lead preliminaries utilizing its own innovation just as Samsung network equips,” an industry source said.
Jio and Samsung didn’t remark on the matter.
The preliminaries will be directed at different areas including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Gujarat and Hyderabad.
During the preliminaries, utilization of 5G in Indian settings will get tried. This incorporates tele-medication, tele-instruction and robot based agribusiness observing. Telecom administrators will actually want to test different 5G gadgets on their organization.
The length of the preliminaries at present is a half year. This incorporates a time span of 2 months for obtainment and setting up of the gear.
As per DoT, 5G innovation is required to convey multiple times preferable download speed over that of 4G and up to multiple times more prominent range productivity.


Being someone who love playing around with Cisco kit I decided to annoy my wife and remove the standard cheap basic router from my ISP and go full enterprise at home!
The diagram below shows the topology of my setup, the broadband line uses a Fibre Line VDSL Broadband Fibre Connection. The main ISP router is a Cisco 887VA-M which has the firewall completely locked down with only ports 443 open for SSL VPN connection into my network. I gave the local interfaces an IP from the subnet of 192.168.2.X /30. This allows two IP addresses which can be used to connect the core ISP Cisco router to my Cisco ASA Firewall, which protects in the internal network.
The local LAN runs on a different subnet, 192.168.1.X /24, which uses DHCP reserved addresses. I allocate specific IP addresses and lock down the network with firewall rules on the Cisco ASA.
The local wireless access point is a Cisco AP541N-E which uses WPA2 PSK along with MAC Address filtering to further lock down who can access the network via MAC Addresses.
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In January 2020, the UK announced the telecommunications Chinese firm Huawei might provide them with equipment for the much-awaited 5G network. The US President Donald J. Trump and other world leaders, however, accuse Beijing of the intention of using the 5G network for cyber espionage against the UK and other countries or used to sabotage infrastructure, especially considering there is widespread internet censorship in China.
Because of this announcement, the US threatened the UK with a downgrade of its access to US intelligence. Washington went ahead to lead a crackdown on the telecommunications company by enforcing a nationwide ban on Huawei’s equipment and asking its allies to follow in their footsteps. Many experts fear that this tension between the US and China over the 5G technology might result in what they aptly call the “digital iron curtain.” This will mean governments will have to decide who to do business with, America or China.
Why is the world so fearful of China’s tech future? What is 5G technology, and why is it such a big deal? Huawei and other tech companies in China continue to expand their international coverage and tech influence due to their product quality and their affordable prices. Will China’s tech industry change the world’s privacy, security and internet freedom in years to come?
What is 5G Technology?
5G technology will mean a giant leap for mobile technology due to its super-fast speeds and versatility.5G is the fifth mobile network technology, following from 2G, 3G and the current 4G. The move from 3G to 4g was initially all about the speeds, but 5G is much more than just speed. The 5G network is lightning fast, stable, reliable and has characteristics that will enable it to allow devices in smart cities to connect, and support autonomy such as robots and autonomous vehicles.
5G’s network has a greater capacity, allowing these applications that use great bandwidth to run seamlessly and simultaneously without slowing the network down for users. Like the rest of the networks, 5G is also transmitted through radio waves and it will use some 4G frequencies, as well as a frequency called millimeter wave technology.
The millimeter technology enables the 5G capacity and speed, but transmits at a shorter wavelength, meaning it cannot transmit effectively through obstacles such as walls. 5G can also be sensitive to such factors as rain and wind. To get around these issues, engineers are looking at options of installing additional hardware to boost transmissions.
What are the cyber security risks involved with 5G?
Maybe the US and other countries being fearful of Huawei is not for nothing. A few risks have been pointed out such as:
Intellectual property theft
5G is set to replace wired connections and make it possible for the connection and updating of hundreds of devices via the internet, including industrial machines and home appliances. As with any novel technology, researchers have already pointed out flaws, such as in the exchange of cryptographic keys. With the sheer volume of interconnected devices, the risk of the attack surface, or sabotage and data theft, will increase.
There have been some long-standing concerns related to Huawei, with allegations that Huawei has been a beneficiary of stolen intellectual property. Global telecom firms and U.S companies have accused Huawei of stealing their trade secrets. In 2003, Huawei was embroiled in a court case with Cisco who accused the Chinese company of stealing source code, which appeared in various Huawei products. Huawei was convicted of stealing intellectual property belonging to T-Mobile.
Huawei, of course, denies that 5G users will be at risk of the technology being used by the Chinese state for cyber espionage. The company claims it will resist any orders from the state to share any information they have. There is doubt if the telecommunications company can resist China’s domestic regulation, which makes it mandatory that companies share their data with the state. The allies and the U.S seem to agree that there may be risks involved in allowing a Chinese telecoms company access into communications infrastructures.
The impact of China’s growing tech on the world’s privacy
China has one of the worst levels of internet freedom in the world. The country intends to unveil an algorithmic surveillance system, which will harness advances in AI (Artificial Intelligence), data mining and storage to build detailed profiles on its citizens. A vast network of cameras will continuously monitor the citizen’s movements, a move the Chinese state claims will reduce crime and terrorist activities.
China’s surveillance system will be fed by security organs of the communist state which will collect, filter and analyze the data that flows through the internet. Their initial plan was to develop a “Golden Shield” which was a surveillance system, which allowed access to records on every citizen. This project has mostly been reduced to The Great Firewall, which bans all foreign websites including Facebook, Google, and others.
Foreigners who visit China are not exempt from the state’s surveillance webs and internet censorship. Investors and international companies must deal with the censorship of economic news and the American government sanctions on China’s tech firms that have been associated with human rights abuses. Social media giants such as Tencent have helped to detect users who engage in religious or political speeches.
Foreign firms such as Microsoft, LinkedIn and Apple have been forced to comply with the state censorship in China and may be forced to assist in user arrests. Ironically, as it tightens the internet noose at home, the Chinese government and other affiliates, but private companies are affecting freedom of the internet in other countries.
In a 2018 Freedom on the Net edition, it emerged that out of 65 countries under study, 36 had personnel go to China to train on information management, while 18 out of the 65 countries purchased AI-enabled surveillance systems. It is clear that the Chinese government’s efforts to gain social control and ideological conformity are global, and the rest of the world may have to choose whether to resist or comply.
China is relentless in its internet censorship, and yet it remains one of the top tech-savvy countries in the world. The 5G rollout has been soaked in controversy regarding its possible role as a backdoor for spying on the British. The US has threatened to curtail the UK’s access to US intelligence if they go ahead with allowing Huawei to build its 5G infrastructure. Some countries are already considering allowing Huawei to build their 5G infrastructure, and it is just a matter of time before countries of the world are forced to choose sides in what might become a “digital iron curtain.” It will be interesting to watch what unfolds as Huawei remains unfaltering and their coverage expands.


Media engineers design, build and test technologies that enable people to communicate locally. They provide local services such as radio and television broadcasts, satellite communications, telephone services and networks. They can be experts in handling data such as voice, picture, calls and text messages in a variety of communications. They ensure that the data sent to the communication channel is very good and no information is available.
As part of their role, telecommunication engineers can evaluate the effectiveness of new network technologies and provide advice on their integration into existing systems. In addition to providing access to the Internet, customers can also provide support and maintenance work. Software installation, network testing and system integration are common tasks that an information engineer can perform.
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Communication engineers succeed for research. They move forward to prevent problems from arising. They are well-organized and well-executed in a fast-paced environment. In addition, employers should select candidates who have the following skills:
Communication skills – It is very important for the person working in this role to be able to communicate clearly and effectively with peers in managing network security.
Support – Telecommunication engineers often work as a team member, which requires flexibility and flexibility. Applicants who are interested in this job should work together calmly and loosely, both individually and in large groups.
Problem solving skills – It is the job of a telecommunications engineer to solve problems. Software, network and data events can occur at any time and engineers are expected to analyze, install and troubleshoot.
Evaluation thinking – Identifying and thoroughly diagnosing problems with existing communication systems and finding the most effective ways to reduce and eliminate future problems to improve communication is important for the success of a telecommunications engineer.
Telecom engineer work environment:
The job of a telecommunications engineer can usually be in the office. Computers are used to monitor networks and telecommunications. Occasionally, they may need to travel to install or maintain new software. They are full-time but can sometimes be extended beyond normal working hours in an emergency or within a short period of time.
Communication engineers can work individually. Media engineers can find jobs in areas such as radio and television advertising, telephone and internet networks, and satellite communications. Professionals in these fields are increasingly being sought after, which is why media engineers are showing constantly changing job opportunities.
Telecom engineer Salary:
The cost of a Telecom engineer can vary depending on many factors, such as the status of the examiner, the company, and the qualifications. Media engineers are professionals who are trained and well paid for their work. The average salary of a communication engineer is £ 15,604 per month.


microclimate.node sensors are used for air temperature, relative humidity and pressure measurements. Sensors are based on LoRaWAN technology, which enables autonomous data stream on long distances (up to 10 km) and low power consumption. Sensors use two AAA standard batteries, which ensures up to three years of maintenance-free operation. All sensors are connected to the open platform microclimate.network by default. Alternatively, sensors can also be integrated in any cloud platform.
- Outdoor and indoor use
- Easy to install with included mounting kit
- Up to 10 km of range
- Low-power (up to 3 years of operation)
- Cost-effective solution
- Temperature: Range -40°C to +65°C; Accuracy ±0.5°C
- Relative Humidity: Range 0% to 100%; Accuracy ±3%
- Atmospheric pressure: Range 880 to 1080 hPa; Accuracy ±1hPa
- Connectivity: LoRaWAN 868 MHz
- Power supply: 2x AAA batteries
Disclaimer: The microclimate.node sensors are for non-commercial use only. For more information please contact support.


Autonomous driving is mostly supported by onboard sensors. Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) allows close road users to communicate with each other in real-time. V2X enables vehicles to work together as they are constantly "talking" with each other. Road-Side Units (RSU) could also share information with surrounding vehicles. Some V2X services like Cooperative Awareness (CA) and Decentralized Environmental Notification (DEN) have already been standardized, while the Collective Perception Message (CPM) is still under progress. By sharing raw or processed sensor data with neighbor vehicles, those can perceive objects beyond their sensors‘ detection range and increase the sensing accuracy. The bandwidth dedicated to CPM is limited though, so that even with processed data, it may get saturated when more vehicles send simultaneously. A Decentralized Congestion Control (DCC) mechanism should mitigate or avoid packet collision. When the CPM is correctly received, its data needs to be integrated with the data from onboard sensors using a data fusion.
Researchers have proposed various methods to increase the Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR), using DCC concepts and CPM generation rules. However, the methods have not been validated for both communication and perception together. Another important aspect is to ensure fairness among the exchanging vehicles, so that all are able to send at some time.
In this doctoral project, CPM generation rules and DCC will be validated regarding communication and perception in a common simulator setup with RSU and V2X vehicles. Carla vehicle simulation is used for realistic perception and is combined with Artery to generate CPM, while their transmission is simulated through OMNET++. SUMO generates vehicle traffic and synchronizes it with the other components.
Researcher: Shule Li, M. Sc.


TITLE: CISCO DATA/VOICE ENGINEER
JOB ID: 9453
LOCATION: Downers Grove, IL
STATUS: Direct Hire (not a contract)
About the Client:
We are a marketing and technology solutions company that offers industry-leading services for our unique target market. With experience deep and wide within the industry we help our clients grow strategically.
About the Position:
As the CISCO Data/Voice Engineer you will be directly involved with designing and implementing high-level voice and data solutions. We provide technology managed services and design and operate 24x7 wireless and data center networks. On top of that, our technology support portfolio includes optimizing our client’s VoIP infrastructure, and video\web conferencing platforms. Overall, you will have the opportunity to work with next generation platforms and industry standard technologies.
About the Responsibilities:
- Proven leadership background and hands-on technical skills designing data and voice networks.
- Coordinate, plan, and execute change management endeavors and perform Palo Alto Firewall configurations.
- Develop technical standards, collaborate with 3rd party vendors, and research industry best practices.
- Configure and troubleshoot various voice applications including: Cisco Unified Communications Manager 9.x+ & Cisco Unity Connection Voicemail 9.X, Cisco Emergency Responder 9.X+, Cisco Contact Center Express 9.X+, Cisco UCS-C series servers, CIMC and ESXi, Cisco H323 voice gateways and Cisco SIP Unified Border Element.
About the Requirements
- 5+ years voice engineering experience with Cisco Unified Communications design, implementation and support experience.
- Layer 3 Routing Protocols and route manipulation (BGP experience and OSPF experience).
- Multi-site voice and data design and implementation.
- Excellent knowledge of TCP/IP fundamentals and MPLS.
- Experience with Cisco Nexus, Catalyst switches, Palo Alto and load balancers required.


Construction Management Tools
BOND utilizes up to the date construction management tools on all projects to allow us to provide highly coordinated solutions. We continually improve service to our clients by employing the latest technological advances.
These are used for communications, scheduling, estimating, accounting, safety and quality.
The programs we utilize are:
- ProLog (project management, communications)
- Primavera (scheduling)
- HCSS (C&U estimating)
- Winest E-Team (Building estimating)
- AutoCAD (computer aided design)
- Timberline (accounting)
- DBO2 (safety)
- Vela Systems (quality)
- Revit (BIM)
- NavisWorks (BIM)


- 0 pieces are already at the warehouse
- 300 more in 2-3 months
The device is under development, the estimated start of sales is March-April 2024.
Everything you need for a typical task of monitoring the “wet zone” of an apartment, house or industrial facility:
- water leak detection
- automatic control of shut-off valves
- counting pulses from water meters even in the absence of electricity.
Up to 6 monitoring zones, “dry contact” outputs, “wet cleaning” mode and easy integration into the automation system.
The main differences from the previous version: by default, five inputs are configured for connecting sensors, input activation indicators, two buttons on the front panel, support for Larnitech sensors and a “wet cleaning” mode.
There are many leakage protection systems on the market, our differences:
- Up to 6 monitoring zones and isolated inputs for connecting active or passive leakage sensors.
- Accounting of meter pulses even in the event of a power failure (for up to 12 months).
- Changeover relays with dry contact type outputs - connection of shut-off valve actuators with supply voltages up to 30 V DC and up to 250 V AC.
- Local control of relay channels for forced opening of valve actuators or triggering scripts.
- Quick response to a leak regardless of the central controller.
- Works without the Internet, and to protect against leaks it is not necessary to have an automation system
- Supports Larnitec floor-mounted sensors.
- Fast and simple integration into automation and monitoring systems.
Supports Fast Modbus ⚡, which allows you to instantly deliver events from the module to the Wiren Board controller.
- 6 universal channels for connecting leak sensors or buttons.
- 2 channels for connecting pulse water meters.
- 2 channels of 3 A each for controlling shut-off valve actuators.
- Group isolation of inputs from the RS-485 bus.
- Supply voltage: 9 to 28 VDC.
- Interface: RS-485 with Modbus RTU.
- DIN rail housing, 3 modules (54 x 90 x 58 mm).
Operating temperature from 0 to +60 °C - requirements are dictated by the use of Li-ION batteries.
When used with a Wiren Board controller, you can use the mouse in the web interface:
- switch input operating modes: leakage sensor or button;
- configure the reaction of outputs and alarm signals to triggered inputs;
- set other module parameters.
Direct control from the buttons on the front of the module is also available.
When used with other equipment, the module can be configured via the RS-485 bus by writing values to Modbus registers. The register table is open, well documented and available online in the device documentation.
If a Wiren Board controller is used, then the counter values, as well as the status of the outputs and alarms, are available in the web interface controller and can be used in automation scripts or transferred to a higher-level system. The device card displays only the channels enabled in the survey settings.
The module also transmits all data via Modbus RTU (RS-485), which can be read by any equipment or software that supports this protocol: third-party controllers, HMI panels or SCADA.


The Sunday News
Njabulo Bhebe, Business Reporter
THE Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector has played a crucial role by facilitating tailor-made services that have facilitated ease of doing business during the lockdown period.
The country introduced a national lockdown in March to prevent the spread of Covid-19, in the process disrupting the “normal” way of doing business in companies.
Speaking to Sunday News Business, Powertel Communications marketing manager Mr Prosper Mutswiri said the lockdown period has become an eye-opener to all sectors who have now recognised that the ICT industry is a key pillar that has ensured businesses continue to operate.
“The lockdown came in as a warning to the entire world that it is time for the fourth industrial revolution where technology now need to co-exist with society. The telecommunications industry witnessed sudden new users for its services. It brought accelerated innovation where operators were forced into quick enhancement of their services to meet the sudden quick growing demand of connectivity,” he said.
“Business all of a sudden started demanding more ICT solutions in a different way. They started requesting for remote connectivity solutions and virtual working solutions and operators were forced to develop what is called Bespoke ICT solutions which is a specific tailor-made solution for each business.”
The period saw network providers such as Econet Wireless, TelOne, NetOne, Telecel and Powertel, among others having to introduce new solutions within a short space of time so as to cater for the increasing demand of their services from users.
Mr Mutsviri also applauded the support given by the Government through Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe in capacitating operators with free spectrum in 3G and LTE.
“Potraz in a way came to rescue operators by releasing free spectrum in 3G and LTE in trying to capacitate operators in containing the new demands as customers have not really changed their paying patterns due to reduced disposable income caused by disruption of business during Covid-19, as a result many operators are focusing on retention as a strategy than growth allowing operators to introduce new services that are now demanded by customers,” he added.
The sector has had a cross-cutting effect during this period offering different e-communication platforms such as video conferencing and online advertising space.
Mr Mutsviri said the period ushered a new form of competition which was now based on experience rather than infrastructure.
“Operators were forced to accept that competition is no longer on infrastructure but on experience because every business can no longer afford a day of non-connection,” he said.


Sydney - May 7, 2009 - Portus achieved an important milestone in the Australian Smart Grid industry today following earlier selection by a leading Australian utility for the implementation of their premier Home Area Network (HAN) exhibit. The Portus Home showcase was commissioned today at the utility's smart grid demonstration centre, where it will monitor, in realtime, the smart meter and the consumption of number of appliances via its integrated wireless HAN. In addition to providing minute by minute feedback of energy consumption of key loads of interest, the solution also provides remote control of connected appliances as well as local video monitoring through its integrated home monitoring service. Whether the user is local or remote, all operation is via Portus award winning browser-based user interface, that runs on any device that integrates a web browser, including PC, laptop, tablet or touch panel, PDA or advanced mobile phone.
Portus is a pioneer of the Connected Home and a leading innovator of energy management and residential Smart Grid solutions. It helps customers understand and manage their energy consumption and monitor and control their homes. It also helps utilities meet the challenge of capacity and carbon constrained networks through the provision of Energy Dashboard, Home Area Network and Demand Response solutions that better serve customers and increase network efficiency and profitability.
To discover more about the Portus Home solution, visit Portus on the web at www.portushome.com.
For further information please contact Tim Lindquist at firstname.lastname@example.org
Copyright © 2016 . All rights Reserved.


In-ear headphones with mic
Headphones with tangle-free cable that facilitates the management of the headphones. There is a microphone on the cable with associated response button that makes it easy to answer / end calls. The headphones come with an answer button where you can change tracks on connected smartphone, works with iPhone / Samsung / Nokia / Sony etc.
• Elements: 9mm
• Cable length: 1.2m
• Impedance: 16 Ohm
• Connector: 3.5mm
• Frequency range: 20-20KHz
• Works with Android, iOS and Win devices
Package content: Headphones, 3 different sizes of sleeves.


The Conference centre, realized in 1993, offers 4 rooms which can comfortably receive from 10 to 170 people.
The rooms, all equipped with Internet access and direct telephone line, are soundproofed and with moquette floor.
The Montecchi room enjoys natural light and marble floor.
The following services are included in the cost of the conference rooms: amplification system, microphones, radiomicrophones, and overhead projectors.
On request is possible to arrange audio-video recording, videoprojection, closed circuit TV, electronic voting, hostesses, catering, simultaneous translation and technical support.


10 Best Magnetic Phone Chargers in 2021
Magnetic phone chargers feature modern technology that allows them to function smoothly with minimal fuss. These devices integrate a wide range of qualities that permit you to operate the chargers expediently. Some features to keep an eye on when shopping to ensure you have a durable and efficient product include multi-purpose use, split-resistant material, quality LED indicator, and fast transfer speed.
This list offers excellent reviews of the ten best magnetic phone chargers, presenting every device's characteristics. The piece guides you to obtain a product incorporating ergonomic details to match your phone requirements, adequately helping you navigate this competitive arena.
Our Best Picks of Magnetic Phone Chargers
10. AUFU Magnetic Charging
This charger comes with a braided nylon design featuring over a 10,000-bend lifespan, allowing you to maintain its quality for a long time without breakage. The quality material facilitates effective cost management since you do not require regular spending on renewals. This product features a sturdy and split-resistant construction that prevents inconvenient tangles. You can fix the cable to your phone with a single hand, preventing distractions when driving.
The device integrates LED lights that increase your convenience by providing visibility when charging in the dark. This magnetic phone charger comes with a 3-in-1 design that supports convenient connection with iOS, Android, and Type C. The innovative magnetism construction with a reversible connector automatically absorbs the charging cable without falling. This product has a charging speed current up to 3A with 480-Mbps data transfer speeds, efficiently synchronizing and powering your devices.
9. Magnetic Phone Charger
This magnetic phone charger features a red design that gives you a sleek product, adding style to your car, office, or room. The device has universal compatibility that facilitates 3-in-1 application, leading you to charge an Android, iOS, and Type-C mobile devices with ease. This product comes with a 6-ft and 3-ft long cord, leading you to set from any position without affecting your comfort.
The charger incorporates supports one-handed operation to increase your comfort when working, writing, or driving. This device has a straight head and elbow design that permits convenient application for daily utility and gaming purposes. The construction features ultra-strong magnetism that durably maintains the connection, stopping the cable from randomly falling. This product integrates ergonomic LEDs that light in the dark, allowing you to locate it with ease without straining your vision.
8. GenX Magnetic Phone
A.S offers an ergonomic charger constructed with braided nylon to give a long-lasting product with more than a 5000-bend lifespan. This device provides quality durability to help significantly minimize your expenses since you do not require continual renewals. The stylish red finish offers a sophisticated look that blends with any setting, making it suitable for home, car, and office usage. The premium package comes with three kinds of magnetic tips that you can smoothly link to an iOS, Type-C, and Micro USB device.
This magnetic phone charger connects to the phone’s charging interface, preserving its quality by stopping dust from sticking. The integrated data synchronization has speeds reaching up to 480 Mbps, finishing your transfer tasks efficiently. This product has a snap-on design that promotes one-handed operation, enabling you to charge without losing sight of the road when driving. The manufacturer offers the device in three sizes measuring 6.6ft, 6.6ft, and 3.3ft, leading you to handle the charger in comfort.
7. Jasput Magnetic Charging
This magnetic phone charger has an ergonomic magnetic head that you can smoothly rotate through 180 degrees. The flexibility ensures you can use your phone to text or play games without disconnecting the charging. The device supports three output rates, including 12V/2.4, 9V/2.4A, and 5V/2.4A, leading you to power your mobile phones quickly without overloading. This product includes a USB-C charging cord that simultaneously charges and synchronize your devices, expediently transferring data at 480Mbps.
The charger incorporates an ergonomic design that can power two smartphones at once, making it ideal when sitting with a friend or family. This device with a 3-in-1 construction offers three cable heads that conveniently link to Android, USB Type-C, and iOS products. This product is also compatible with Xbox devices, ideal for gamers to play without interruptions. The phone charger comes with durability and robustness in the braided nylon, preserving its shape and performance for a long time.
6. 360° & 180° Rotation Magnetic Charging
The convenient package includes a 3-pack cable measuring 6.6ft, 3.3ft, and 1.6ft, leading you to power your phone and tablet with a comfortable maneuvering room. This magnetic phone charger comes with Micro USB, Type-C, and iOS adapters to enhance various users’ convenience. The device has an LED indicator that makes utility in the dark, more comfortable without disturbing your sleep.
This charger integrates a premium head with 360-degree rotation and 180-degree L shape, allowing you to multitask by playing games while charging. The ergonomic one-handed system makes this product ideal for drivers and disabled users since they can link without frustrations. This device incorporates a dust-resistant function by inserting the magnetic tip at the phone’s charging interface.
5. Magnetic Phone Nylon
This phone charger comes with a quality head that effectively rotates through 360 degrees, facilitating automatic plug in and out of devices. The product conveniently links to a standard USB 2.0 or high, allowing multiple family members to charge their tablets, game players, and phones. The charger has LED lighting in blue that increases visibility at night, enabling you to find the cable with ease.
This device quickly connects with an ultra-strong magnetic mechanism, permitting you to connect your phone without losing focus on the road. This magnetic phone charger has a durable attachment that does not easily disconnect, allowing you to power your phone without worrying about the tip randomly falling. This device inserts at the Smartphone’s charging interface and extends its service life by preventing dust from sticking.
4. ESSAGER Rotation Magnetic
The high quality and durable materials used to create this charger ensure you can sufficiently depend on this cable for years. The nylon with braided details facilitates tangle-free utility that allows you to maintain superior power and data transfer for maximum efficiency. This product incorporates a 360- and 180-degree free rotating design that promotes convenient usage, even when lying down.
This magnetic phone charger comes with a 3-in-1 cord that efficiently charges several devices compatible with Micro USB, Type-C, and iOS. You can extend the product’s lifespan because the magnetic tip minimizes abrasion and prevents dust attachment by connecting at the charging interface. The charger comes with lengthy cords that enhance your comfort by allowing you to power your smartphones, tablets, and Bluetooth speakers from a comfortable position.
3. Utotrip Magnetic Charging
This magnetic phone charger includes three tip types in their package suitable for Type-C, Micro USB, and iOS compatibility. These adapters enable you to utilize one cord for multiple purposes, making it ideal for users with Galaxy S series 5-10, iPhone 11 Pro, 11, XS Max, X, XR, 6, 7, 8, LG, and Google Pixel. You can maneuver this device with a single hand that permits disabled users or drivers to handle stress-free.
This charger incorporates a soft red light that enables you to charge in your room without disturbing your rest. The lighting also improves visibility in the dark, leading you to find the cable conveniently without wasting time. The super-strong magnetic pull integrated into the system prevents unexpected disconnection, confidently allowing you to power your phone without interruptions. This product inserts the tip at the phone’s charging interface, reducing abrasion and dust collection.
2. Magnetic Braided Charger
This product features premium and high-strength construction that permits you to minimize expenditure on recurring renewals. The charger has a flexible cable that swiftly rotates through 360 degrees, enabling movement when charging. This device includes a 6-ft L-shaped cord that increases your convenience when playing mobile games, maintaining your entertainment and comfort levels. You can preserve the charger’s quality for a long time because the dust-proof cable connects to your phone at the charging interface.
This magnetic phone charger comes in a 4-pack measuring 3ft, 3ft, 6ft, and 6ft, promoting stress-free utility without continually adjusting your sitting or sleeping posture. The device incorporates LED lights that produce a soft glow, indicating the charging status without interfering with your sleep. The lighting also makes it more convenient to locate the cable and phone in the dark by improving visibility. This charger delivers a 3-in-1 function that links to Micro USB, iOS, and Type-C tablets and smartphones.
1. TOPK Magnetic Charging
This magnetic phone charger features a nylon, braided fiber, and aluminum in its construction, giving a long-lasting product that retains its quality and efficiency for long periods. The braided design helps to minimize bending and ensures you maintain free-flowing power to charge your phone expediently. This product permits you to connect the tip to the Smartphone’s charging interface, preventing dust from sticking while minimizing abrasion.
The charger offers a 6-pack containing 1ft, 3ft, 6ft, 6ft, and 10-ft long cords, leading you to maneuver your phone from any position. The cable features a 90-degree L shape and 360-degree rotating design that facilitate comfortable charging and phone utility from a sitting and lying posture. This device has premium magnetism that supports single-hand operation, making it suitable for drivers and disabled users. You can quickly pick the charger when powering in the dark because the design includes an LED light.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is it convenient to operate these magnetic phone chargers?
A: Yes, it is. These products come in various lengths ranging from 3ft to 6.6ft, allowing you to connect your phone without shifting your sitting or resting position. The magnetic heads incorporate a rotatable design that facilitates phone usage without disconnecting or interrupting the charging. These chargers integrate ultra-strong magnetism, durably sticking to your charging port without unexpectedly dropping. The products have LED indicators that offer quality visibility when powering in the dark.
Q: Are the products durable?
A: Yes, most devices integrate nylon with a stylish braided design, giving longevity to meet your charging demands. The ergonomic design prevents inconvenient tangles and ensures you can maintain excellent data transfer and charging speeds for a long time. The durable chargers link with the phone at the charging interface, minimizing abrasion damage by stopping dust from sticking.
Q: Can you safely utilize these magnetic phone chargers?
A: The toxic-free material permits you to power your smartphones and tablets without worrying about your safety. These chargers support different output rates that ensure you can connect the cables to the appropriate power outlet without overloading or overheating. The products integrate quality construction to promote one-handed utility, leading you to charge your phone without losing focus or struggling.
The reviews shown above allow you to recognize the top ten best magnetic phone chargers available. This knowledge helps you better understand the devices by letting you learn about the features describing every product. Our review also includes some frequently asked questions, permitting you to know what to expect when utilizing the charger. You can effectively apply this information in creating a premium buyer’s guide to facilitate stress-free shopping. This piece leads you to manage your time and budget by promoting effortless maneuvering of this busy market. You can refer to this knowledge and identify a magnetic phone charger entirely made for your necessities.


Blue Ridge Networks Announces the Next Generation of LinkGuard™ Client
Flagship remote security solution establishes secure remote access and enhanced security amid global pandemic
June 2, 2020 – Chantilly, VA – Blue Ridge Networks today announced that it has launched the next generation of LinkGuard™ Client, an easy to use cybersecurity solution that bolsters security for remote access and enables users to extend trusted connectivity to IIoT devices and enterprise networks.
The new LinkGuard Client will provide direct support to organizations navigating the unprecedented security challenges of remote employees in the wake of COVID-19 social distancing restrictions. The exponential increase in employees accessing networks from potentially dangerous endpoints such as personal computers and unprotected WiFi networks, has created significant cybersecurity risk. As a result, new security gaps and vulnerabilities have emerged, which could lead to significant reputational and financial damage to organizations.
The new LinkGuard Client offers enhanced protection that mitigates remote work risk by providing the flexibility to work within an isolated virtual environment regardless of an end user’s physical location. The re-engineered LinkGuard Client includes new features that directly support the current work environment, while positioning customers to address any future remote work challenges.
Acting as a “zero-trust” security solution in a multi-layered, defense-in-depth cybersecurity environment, LinkGuard Client creates an encrypted tunnel that establishes a trusted connection between the endpoint and the network. This offering is compatible with most VPNs, VDI environments and SSL platforms, effortlessly wrapping them in a secure tunnel as needed. Additionally, as a seamless extension of the core LinkGuard Solution, it enables Blue Ridge Networks’ customers to easily enhance their security infrastructure to support remote workers, without disrupting their existing infrastructure or operational processes.
“The release of the new LinkGuard Client demonstrates our commitment to supporting the pressing needs of our customers,” said Mark Webber, Vice President of Sales at Blue Ridge Networks. “These unforeseen circumstances have caused a huge shift in the way businesses are operating and unfortunately put many at risk of falling victim to a cyberattack. The new version of LinkGuard Client will provide comprehensive protection for all companies from critical infrastructure operations to retailers, all of which require a remote security solution today and need to be ready for whatever tomorrow brings.”


SIM Not Provisioned mm#2
You’ve just gotten a new SIM, out of excitement you quickly insert it into your device then you try using it to make a call or send a text; Call didn’t go through so also for the text. An error message comes up saying “SIM not provisioned mm#2”; you ask yourself, what is this about? How do I Fix this? What does this message mean?
Well, the error message means you can’t use your SIM for calls, texts, or the internet; you ask again, why? You’ll like to get answers to these questions right? This article has provided in detail the answers to those questions; read on to know more.
To start with, let’s examine what the error message SIM not provisioned mm#2 means and what the causes are as well as how to fix it. Read this article to the end so that you’ll get satisfying answers to your question. Enjoy your reading!
What Does “SIM Not Provisioned” Mean?
SIM not provisioned is an error that means your SIM card isn’t activated or is suspended from the service provider. In other words, it means your SIM can’t share information between your cellphone and your service provider. It is an issue that prevents your SIM from being connected to the SIM card’s carrier network and in turn, becomes useless in your device.
When you experience the SIM Not provisioned MM#2, it means you won’t be able to use your phone with a (SIM not provisioned) SIM for calls and messages. It can only be used for emergency calls and other features that don’t require a SIM /mobile network to perform.
This is not something to be scared of because it rarely occurs. However, you shouldn’t rule out the possibility of seeing this error on New SIM cards and even old SIMs. When you see this error message on your device, don’t feel frustrated; it can be fixed!
Let’s see what causes SIM not provisioned mm#2.
Causes of SIM not provisioned mm#2 Error
You thinking of ways to solve the SIM not provisioned mm#2 error:
- Physically Damaged SIM Card: A physically damaged SIM Card makes it difficult for your phone to read data on the SIM to your phone.
- SIM Card not properly inserted: Maybe due to new phone excitement or probably you were in a hurry, you may insert the SIM card wrongly. Your phone won’t recognize the SIM if inserted wrongly as it cannot communicate with the carrier. This could also cause the SIM not provisioned mm#2 error.
- SIM Card NOT Activated: If your SIM card is not activated (or yet to be activated), then you’ll get the SIM not provisioned message. If you’ve just gotten a new SIM, it needs to be activated before you can use it. Simply contact your carrier to get the SIM activated.
- Your Service Provider not Available: This is also one cause of the SIM not provisioned error message you’re getting. When the Network is under maintenance or temporarily down, this may cause network failure and in turn SIM not provisioned. You only need to hold on for the network to be back up and the error message should disappear.
- Out of Network Coverage Area: Mobile networks such as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon reach certain countries and may not be available in others. If you’re in one of the countries where the Network coverage isn’t available, then you’ll get the SIM not provisioned message.
Now that we’ve seen the causes of SIM not provisioned mm#2, let’s now see how to fix it.
How to Fix SIM Not Provisioned MM#2 Errors
It may be difficult to know the right approach to solving this issue, this is why you should understand that if one method doesn’t work, try out another fixing method. Check out 9 fixing methods below;
- Restart Your Phone
In the first instance of seeing the SIM not provisioned mm#2 message, one thing you should do is restart your phone. This is something often overlooked by many, but simply doing it can solve the problem with ease.
Network providers recommend that you reboot your device after inserting a new SIM card; this is to enable the SIM card to fetch network options on your device.
Related: Guide Access not Working iOS
All that it involves for this process is just the usual steps for restarting a phone. Wait for the phone to restart then you try checking if the error message is still there. In most cases, this process should solve the issue.
Simply press and hold down the Power button of your phone till a list of options displays. Choose restart/reboot. You can also just power off the phone and after a few seconds, power it on again.
However, if the error message is still there, then look into other ways of fixing it. See more fixing methods below.
- Correctly Insert the SIM Card
Sometimes when the SIM card is not properly inserted in the phone, it just might be the cause of the SIM not provisioned mm#2 error messages you’re getting. On the other hand, it can also be because of a bad SIM shape or SIM card slot.
To rectify this issue, check if you have placed /inserted the SIM in the right way and position; if not, remove and insert it the right way. To do this here is what you should do:
ü Switch off your phone and open the SIM slot to find the card; you’ll need a SIM ejector to open the SIM Card slot so you can remove the SIM easily.
Note: Some phones have their SIM slots at the back of the panel which may involve removing the battery; while others have it on either side of the phone.
- Upon removing the SIM card, clean it by dusting it with a dry cloth or blowing out the dust.
- After cleaning, now insert the SIM back into the phone’s SIM card slot. There is usually a form of engraving (illustration) next to the SIM Card slot that shows how the SIM should be placed, and the right orientation. Follow that instruction, and carefully insert it. Ensure it is properly placed!
- Switch on the phone again.
In addition, Check the SIM Card if it’s physically Damaged;
Check the SIM card if it’s broken, punched, or out of shape. If the SIM card is free of damages, proceed to insert it properly into your phone.
On the other hand, if you notice that it is damaged; simply approach an authorized SIM outlet to get a new one.
After this process, provided it’s not a network problem or SIM card Activation issue, the SIM not provisioned mm#2 error message shouldn’t appear again. If it does appear again, you may try testing the SIM card in another phone or try out other fixing methods.
- Activate Your SIM Card
This is one thing many don’t pay attention to. It could be a case of a deactivated SIM (for old SIM) or yet to be activated SIM (for new SIM). In this case, you only need to go activate the SIM via the carrier’s website or by contacting the authorized personnel for SIM activation or better still contact your network provider.
Normally, a new SIM after registration should be activated within 24 hours. If this is not the case, contact the platform/personnel you get the SIM from or a nearby authorized SIM outlet; you’ll be informed on what to do. If truly you have successfully registered and activated it in the first place, then it’s an external issue; if not, you may need to do the activation process again.
In addition, you should be patient with it. A newly registered SIM takes up to 24 hours before it can be fully activated.
- Update Carrier Services
Carrier service is an app that controls your device (phone) network services. It serves as a means of communication between your phone and mobile networks. If you have an outdated carrier service app, it could also cause SIM not provisioned mm#2 error.
All you need to do is update your carrier service app. It allows your network provider to update your device network and other related settings. This will in turn improve your cellular network connectivity and performance.
To do this,
- Launch Google Play
- Tap your account profile to open the menu
- Select manage apps and device
- Under Updates available, tap See details
- Look for the Carrier Services app
- Tap Update
- Enable and Disable Airplane Mode
This is one of the easiest fixing methods for SIM not provisioned mm#2 error. Enabling Airplane mode disables all connectivity (including internet and cellular network) in your device. On the other hand, disabling Airplane mode is aimed at re-establishing fresh connectivity for your device to possibly solve the SIM not provisioned error.
After you have done that, try to make a call or send a text using the SIM, if it goes through then it’s working; if not, try other fixing methods.
- Contact Your Network Provider for Possible Solution
This is more like an addition to Fix 3 in this article. If you’ve tried several methods to fix the issue; but all hasn’t been working, then it’s time to contact your network provider. Explain the issues to them and the steps you’ve taken to fix the issue.
Recall that I mentioned “external issue” earlier in this article. That external issue could be an issue from the activation server, which may be what is preventing your SIM card from being activated and in turn the cause of the SIM not provision mm#2 error.
When you contact your carrier or network provider and explain the issues to them, they’ll commence an investigation on where the issue is coming from. If the issue is from the activation server, you’ll be asked to be patient for a while so they can rectify the server issue; if not, you’ll be informed on what to do.
Note: An issue from the activation server can cause a delay in the SIM being activated.
- Use the SIM Card in Other Devices
This method will help you know where the issue is coming from; whether it’s from your phone or the SIM card. You can get another device to test the SIM so to be sure it’s working. Simply insert the SIM card into a different phone and try checking if the SIM is not provisioned MM#2 error message appears.
If it doesn’t appear, try making a call, if it goes through then the SIM card is working; if not, then it’s an issue from the SIM card. To rectify this, you may need to activate it or get new as the case may be.
- Try out a New SIM Card
After you have tried all possible fixing methods, and still the issue isn’t solved, request a new SIM Card. Approach an authorized SIM outlet to get one; that you can link with your existing account.
This should solve the issue provided that the issue isn’t from your device.
- Contact your Network Provider for Help
The SIM card not provisioned MM 2 issue comes from the SIM in almost all cases. Provided you don’t know the cause of the issue and you’ve tried all of the above-listed fixing methods but still not working, then it’s time to contact your Network provider for help. Your network provider should understand the issue better and they should be able to fix it for you.
You can reach out to your carrier/ Network provider online, via call, or visit them at their nearest office. It all depends on what is convenient for you.
SIM not provisioned error mm#2 affects mobile devices that use SIM cards. Provided that the SIM card is compatible with the device and can be placed in a SIM slot, then these above fixing methods will work.
In a Nutshell
Now you should understand what SIM not Provisioned message mm#2 is all about as well as what the causes are and how to fix them. In summary, here are the fixing methods once again:
- Restart your Device
- Toggle off and on Airplane mode
- Update Carrier Services
- Check the SIM if it’s correctly seated in the SIM slot
- Check if the SIM is activated, if not, activate it at an authorized SIM outlet.
- Contact your carrier/ Network provider for help
- Check if there’s any physical damage to the SIM. If there is, request a new one.
Just like I said earlier, if none of these fixes work, contact your network provider for assistance in solving the issue or for a New SIM card.
Take precautions when handling your SIM card especially when you insert it into your device. In addition, if you wish to don’t understand any SIM configuration terms, simply contact your network provider for explanations and the best way to go about the configurations.
The SIM not provisioned mm#2 error can be avoided, take precautions, take the right steps during registration and activation, and finally be careful with the physical handling of your SIM.


Bevan Slattery is recognised as one of Australia’s leading entrepreneurs having founded some of Australia’s most successful technology companies.
In 2002, Slattery co-founded PIPE Networks which grew to become Australia’s largest Internet Exchange and Australia’s third-largest metropolitan fibre network provider – with over 1,500km of fibre in five cities connecting 80 data centres, 250 Telstra exchanges, and over 1000 buildings. In 2008, PIPE Networks proceeded with the construction of the $200m Sydney to Guam cable (PPC-1) with the project being completed in October 2009. PIPE Networks was sold to TPG for an enterprise value of $420m in May 2010.
In 2010, Slattery founded NEXTDC Limited (ASX: NXT), with a vision to become Australia’s largest independent data center provider. Having raised over $200m, NEXTDC launched data centres in Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, and Sydney, and began works in Perth, making NEXTDC Australia’s largest data centre provider in terms of geography and IT power capability.
In 2013, Slattery established Megaport (ASX: MP1) as the world’s first SDN-based elastic interconnection platform designed to provide a secure, seamless, and on-demand way for enterprises, networks, and services to interconnect. Bevan successfully launched Megaport in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong before the business was acquired by Megaport Limited in August 2015. Bevan oversaw Megaport’s listing on the ASX in December 2015.
Also in 2013, Slattery founded Superloop Limited (ASX: SLC) with a vision to become the leading independent provider of connectivity services across the Asia Pacific region and the US. Superloop was listed on the ASX in July 2015.
In addition to these success stories, Slattery founded Biopixel, Australia’s leading production service provider for natural history and animal behavioural sequences with a focus on aquatic life; Cloudscene, the world’s largest platform for searching cloud and connectivity services; SubPartners, a submarine cable operator and Indigo Cable investor; and SUB.CO, an Independent specialist submarine cable development group constructing the new Oman Australia Cable (OAC).
Bevan’s entrepreneurial success is highlighted in having listed a record five companies on the Australian Stock Exchange and receiving a multitude of industry awards including the EY Champion of Entrepreneurship Award in 2016, the Charles Todd Medal, and the Pearcy Foundation’s Benson Entrepreneur Award as well as being inducted into the Commsday and the ARN Hall of Fames.
Significant previous businesses that Bevan has founded include:
- Asia Pacific Data Centre Trust (ASX: AJD), an ASX‐listed REIT listed in December 2012;
- NEXTDC Limited (ASX: NXT), an ASX‐listed leading provider of data center services founded in 2010;
- PIPE Networks Limited (ASX: PWK), formerly ASX‐listed telecommunications provider co‐founded in 2001 and sold to TPG Telecom Ltd.
Bevan currently serves in various positions for both public and private companies, some of which are highlighted below:
- Executive Chairman of Superloop Limited (ASX: SLC);
- Executive Director and Chairman of Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1);
- Executive Director and CEO of SubPartners Pty Limited;
- Executive Director of Cloudscene Pty Limited;
- Executive Chairman of Biopixel Pty Limited;
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National Charles Todd Medal
Young Entrepreneur Trailblazer of the Year
YE Champion of Entrepreneurs
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The internet’s come a long way from dial-up modems – most of us have internet access at our fingertips on a daily basis, no matter where we are. But when you’re talking about the connection you use every day, what’s the best option? It all depends what you need. Here’s a look at your two primary options and what might suit your needs.
The Difference Between Fiber and ADSL
ADSL stands for asymmetrical digital subscriber line, and uses traditional copper telephone lines to transmit data from a telephone exchange to your computer. Fiber, on the other hand, uses fiber optic cables to transmit data, meaning transmissions can travel at the speed of light and in higher volumes. In essence, fiber is a lot faster, less prone to bottlenecks, and isn’t affected by distance the way ADSL is.
Speed is the reason most people are likely to choose fiber over ADSL. ADSL speeds usually range from 1 Megabits per second to 40 Mbps, though for most people, 40 is unrealistic because of high volumes of traffic from other users dependant on the same line, or because of the distance between them and the nearest telephone exchange. Distance is a factor here – the further you are from the exchange, the slower your internet will be.
Fiber, however, can handle much higher volumes of traffic, meaning multiple users in your area is far less likely to limit your speed. There’s also no distance factor as data can travel at light speed. Speeds can be as high as 200 Mbps, though most internet service providers will offer speeds from 10 to 100 Mbps, so any limit will be self imposed.
Because the telephone has been around since the late 1800s, most areas will have existing telephone lines, making ADSL readily available almost anywhere. Fiber has the drawback of not being nearly as widely available. However, it’s worth talking to your ISP about fiber in your area – if they recognize a demand, you’ll probably get fiber sooner than if you, and everyone else, go with what’s available.
For light users who only go online a couple times a week for email, Facebook and the odd Google search, capped ADSL will be a much cheaper option. A capped line isn’t advisable for heavier daily use – you’ll either lose your connection partway through the month or pay hefty out of bundle rates. If you download or stream video or game online, you’ll want a fast line and it’ll be worth paying a little more for an uncapped line.
In general, your options may depend on availability in your area – the best internet provider Montreal has offers great fiber, but more rural areas may only have ADSL. Fiber is a lot faster, and less likely to be stolen than copper wiring. ADSL may be cheaper, but for multiple user office use, or anyone who watches or downloads a lot of online content, fiber is preferable.


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Dekal Sazeh is a manufacturer of camera and lighting masts based in Iran. The company specializes in designing, producing, and installing high-quality masts for a variety of applications, including security and surveillance, sports lighting, and outdoor events.
Founded in 2001, Dekal Sazeh has established itself as a leading manufacturer in Iran’s mast industry. The company’s success is built on its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer service. With a team of experienced engineers and technicians, Dekal Sazeh is able to offer customized solutions that meet the unique needs of its clients.
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A chat system (instant messaging) allows two or more people to contact each other through a network.
It is possible to communicate on different types of networks:
A chat application called "client-server" is composed of two applications:
EasyChat is a client-server application that allows users to communicate with each other over the Internet.
EasyChat is therefore composed of a client program ("ClientApplication") and a server ("ServerApplication").
The two applications that make up EasyChat are built using a "MVC" pattern for "Model View Controller".
By following this pattern:
The first part of the application is a program that runs on a server. After starting, the server-side program listens to incoming connections in a loop: a message "Waiting for a connection..." is displayed.
The second part of the application is the client program that the user runs from his machine (desktop, laptop, smartphone). The interface of the application looks like this:
When the client application opens, the login page is displayed.
To connect, you must enter a nickname, the address of the chat server (server that runs the server application) and click on the login button.
First, let's introduce the interface:
Now that the user has logged in under his nickname (here, John), he decides to send the message "Hello, I'm John" to the server.
The server (console window with black background) has received John's message. It is about to broadcast John's message to all connected users. Unfortunately John is currently the only one connected to the chat server.
So we will make sure that a second client connects to the chat server so that it can have a conversation with John. For the sake of this example, user Doe decides to connect to the chat.
Doe successfully connects and realizes that he is the number two customer. He decides to send a greeting to John "Hello John, how are you?"
At this point, the server receives the message and resends it to the connected users, John and Doe. Thus, John successfully received Doe's message and was able to respond, "Fine. Let's go to San Francisco".
In this article, the example used shows that the client connects to the server at address 127.0.0.0.1, i.e. "localhost" or the machine on which we are working locally (e.g. our personal computer).
The client application can work very well with any IPv4 address: its operation is not limited to a single machine but to an entire network.
In particular, I recommend that you test the application on a local network with at least:
Of course, there are many improvements that can be made to this application: