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3G/GPRS/GSM Signal Strength Tester - TS_SW3G023

3G/GPRS/GSM Signal Strength Tester - TS_SW3G023

3G/GPRS/GSM Signal Strength Tester operating on 900/1800/2100 Mhz frequencies.

Popular as a test tool for installers and engineers working with industrial, cellular enabled equipment, TS_SW3G023 operates out of the box enabling users to find the optimum network or antenna site for installing their equipment.

TS_SW3G023 operates with or without a SIM card fitted, allowing users either to search for the best network signal without a SIM card, or to locate a particular network, or carry out a GPRS data test.

Features

  • Operational on 2.1GHz networks - Detects European 3.5G & 3G UMTS networks
  • Operational on 900/1800MHz networks - Detects all European and African GSM/GPRS networks
  • Allows detailed interrogation of cellsites i.e frequency, network operator, cell ID, signal strength in 3 formats
  • Simple menu command structure and easy to follow instructions
  • Easy to read 1.75 inch display
  • Multi language menu
  • Supplied with ruggedised sleeve, detachable antenna, mains power supply and full documentation

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€424.35 / £352.21

MC66 RS232 Industrial Terminal

MC66 RS232 Industrial Terminal

MC66 Quad Band Terminal incorporating the Cinterion BG2-W module.

GSM/GPRS data terminal for industrial M2M applications incorporating the BG2-W Module

Technical Data:

  • Quadband GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • GPRS multi-slot class 10
  • TCP/IP stack access via AT commands
  • Supply voltage range: 8 ... 30 V
  • Extended temperature range: -40°C to -30°C and +85°C to +90°C
  • Dimensions: 65 x 74 x 33 mm
  • Weight: 110 g
  • GPRS: DL max. 85.6 kbps / UL: max. 42.8 kbps, Mobile station class B, PBCCH support, Coding schemes CS 1-4
  • Data: CSD up to 14,4 kbps/USSD/Non transparent mode/V.110
  • SMS: Point-to-point MO and MT / SMS cell broadcast / Text- and PDU-mode
  • Fax: Gropu 3, Class 1
  • Interfaces: Power supply, SIM Card Reader, FME antenna

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Cinterion BGS2T RS232 Terminal Starter Kit with In-Line Power Supply.

Cinterion BGS2T RS232 Terminal  Starter Kit with In-Line Power Supply.

BGS2T Starter Kit comprises of:

  • BGS2T Quad band terminal
  • 12 volt in-line Power supply
  • 1/4 wave Magnetic Antenna with SMA connector
  • 9M/9F 1 metre data cable

  • Quad-band 2G
  • GPRS Class 10
  • Large Input Voltage Range
  • TCP/IP
  • Compact Size
  • Flexible Mounting
  • Industrial Interfaces
  • Low Power Consumption

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€170.97 / £141.91

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Sierra Wireless Airlink Fastrack HSPA (3G) FXT003 Starter Kit.

Sierra Wireless Airlink Fastrack HSPA (3G) FXT003 Starter Kit.

The Sierra Wireless Airlink Fastrack Xtend Starter Kit Includes:

  • Sierra Wireless Airlink Fastrack Xtend FXT003 HSPA (3G) Modem
  • 12 Volt EU/UK Plug-Top Power supply - EU/UK heads
  • 10 pin DC power and I/O cable.
  • 15/9 Data Cable
  • USB Cable
  • 2 x 1/4 Wave Magnetic Antenna (SMA)
  • Supplied with Internet plug-in software key + CGPS plug-in software. Internet plug-in software key is comprised of TCP/UDP/FTP/HTTP/email components.

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€380.07 / £315.46

MC55i Terminal Starter Kit with In-Line Power Supply.

MC55i Terminal Starter Kit with In-Line Power Supply.

Quad Band Terminal

  • MC55i GSM/GPRS Terminal.
  • 12 volt,In-Line Power Supply (Choose UK,EU,US and IEC mains lead).
  • 9/9 serial data cable.
  • 1/4 wave Magmount antenna (FME).

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€174.66 / £144.97

STD32 Starter Kit.

STD32 Starter Kit.

Supplied with 1/4 wave rubber antenna and 12 volt power supply

The STD32 can easily be used as an alarm system, to open garage doors, for fluid level control, temperature control, or to receive pictures in alarm situations,or on request. STD32 is the perfect device for remote monitoring and remote switching via your mobile phone or internet.

Additionally the STD32 now also offers a camera interface (accessory part). With the help of the Telic Camera (accessory) you can get digital pictures via e-mail, in alarm situations, or on request. Alternatively you can always retrieve a picture via the webinterface.

To be able to use the E-mail functionality your SIM Card needs to have a GPRS subscription. To use the webbrowser functionality the SIM Card needs to have a fixed IP address. .

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€233.69 / £193.96

CT63 Starter Kit with In-Line Power Supply

CT63 Starter Kit with In-Line Power Supply

The low Power GPRS Quad Band Modem with USB 2.0 and full TCP/IP, internet capabilities. The CT63 Terminal is a self contained unit featuring the latest GSM/GPRS technology from Cinterion (formerly Siemens) including new features like low power mode and USB connection.

The included TCP/IP stack gives system integrators fast access to IP connections and supports FTP services just by using AT commands

  • Low Power Mode (1ma with GPRS connect), 5 -32 volts DC
  • Extended operating temperature range (-40 to 80°C)

Kit Includes:

  • CT63 GSM/GPRS Terminal (Quad Band)
  • 12 volt,In-Line Power Supply (Choose UK,EU,US or IEC mains lead).
  • 9/9 serial data cable.
  • Mini USB Cable
  • 1/4 wave Magmount antenna (FME).

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€170.97 / £141.91

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Technical Topics and Downloads:

Antenna Terms Explained

Common antenna terms, gain, decibels, ground plane independent, omni directional explained.

Antenna Terms Explained (file size=94kb)

and

Antenna Gain explained by RFI (file size=144kb)

Phasing Yagi Antennas

Yagi antennas may be phased in either horizontal or vertical polarisation. When correctly installed gain may be boosted by 3db (for two antennas) and 6db (for four antennas) over the gain of a single antenna.

Phasing Yagi Antennas Explained.(file size=177kb)

AT+CSQ (Signal Quality Measurement)

With data calls signal strength is important, particularly in regard to GPRS connections. AT+CSQ command returns the Signal Quality Measure (SQM). This is a Signal to Noise Ratio measurement that is used to ascertain the relative quality of the received cellular signal. There is no standard in regard to this measurement, other than most manufacturers report CSQ'S between 0 and 31. To have a reliable GPRS connection a minimum CSQ value of 20 is recommended. To convert the CSQ to a Received Strength Signal (RSSI) or dBm value, you must assume a noiseless environment. The dBm figure may be worked out using the formula:

dBm = -113 +n x 2, where n is the CSQ.

For example a CSQ of 20 would equate to a dBm of -73. The lower the dBM reading the better.Preferred values for GPRS connections would be dBm readings within the 50 range. A table is enclosed which visually shows dBm readings for different values of CSQ.

Table representation of CSQ and dBm.(file size=15kb)

Cinterion Module and Terminal Specifications:

This PDF file compares Cinterion (Siemens) Modules and Terminals in an easy to use table format. Full specifications for the Cinterion (Siemens) modules, EES3, EGS5, EGS3, BGS3, MC75i, TC65i, TC63i, MC55i, BG2, BGS2, HC28, HC28-J, HC25, EU3, PH8, AGS3, AC75i, AC65i, XT65, XT75 and Terminals, TC65T, MC52iT and MC55iT.

Cinterion (Siemens) Module and Terminal Specifications:(file size=81kb)

Sierra Wireless Airlink Product Comparison:

This PDF file compares Sierra Wireless Airlink Routers in an easy to use table format. Full specifications for the Sierra Wireless Airlink Routers, GX400, MP597, MP890, MP895, Pinpoint X, Pinpoint XT, Raven X, Raven XE, Raven XT and Helix RT.

Sierra Wireless Airlink Comparison Chart:(file size=442kb)

Siemens GPRS Startup Guide, v0400:

This PDF file describes how to set up a PPP connection with Microsoft Windows 2000 using any Cinterion (Siemens) GPRS engine. Configurations and settings for other operating systems (Windows XP) may differ slightly, but the general concept is similar.

Cinterion (Siemens) GPRS Startup Procedure:(file size=792kb)

GSM Signal Analyser

GSM Signal Analyser

A must for engineers and professionals who need to check cellular signal strength in both CSQ and Dbm. The big advantage is that it works without an airtime sim card. Simply program in the Cellular providers Netid numbers. As it is quad band it works worldwide. Readings can be downloaded to a PC for analysis, if required. Supplied with AC adapter, cigar lead, carrying case, rubber antenna and RF adapter FME/SMA.

Link to GSM Signal Analyser:

Support related questions or comments:

By Email to John Andrew:

support@gprsmodems.co.uk

Corporate, semi-state and government departments may fax PO'S TO +353 21 4373720 or by Email to:

Sales Department.sales@gprsmodems.co.uk

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