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What can you do in NetCloud? NetCloud Dashboard Overview
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
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AER2200-1200M (LTE-A PRO) and AP22 Network for Yacht. Configured in NetCloud Manager via Internet. 3 VLANs, 3 Private Networks, Internet Access.
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
+1 954-354-2748
communications@marinetelecom.net
Gigabit LTE PRO and Dual Band WiFi
Gigabit LTE-A PRO and DUAL BAND WIFI
New Products Added: AER2200-1200M, IBR900-1200M, IBR1700-1200M, MC-400-1200M Modem Add-On
We now have the pricing in for …
4 New Products Added. Please see links under “Important Pages” on the right side. AER2200-1200M, IBR900-1200M, IBR1700-1200M, and MC-400-1200M Add-On Modem card for routers that take a 2nd modem, including those that can do so with add-on Extensibility Dock product.
Note: These products may only work on AT&T Network for now. An update is supposed to come later (March 2019?) to allow them to work on all supported networks by the hardware.
Alan Spicer Telecom / Marine Telecom
+1 954 354 2748
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New: Cradlepoint COR IBR 1700-1200M Series – 1200M LTE-Advanced Pro. $1527.00 with 1 Year NetCloud Essentials.
Now available … The Cradlepoint COR IBR1700-1200M. Gigabit LTE – LTE Advanced Pro. Currently only for AT&T Network but a firmware update will be available in a couple months for other carrier networks.
LTE Advanced Pro. Gigabit LTE (Max Speed.) Mobile Router
As indicated these are only available (known working) on AT&T 4G LTE Advanced Pro Network. A firmware update will come out in the coming months allowing other cellular carriers networks. AC Power Supply and Antennas are not included as this is a mobile router and it is expected you will install external antennas on any vehicle this is used in including marine vessels. DC power cable is supplied. AC Adapter can be ordered if needed.
Alan Spicer Telecom / Marine Telecom
+1 954 354 2748
communications @ marinetelecom.net
dbMarketing, GbMarketing, 5G Marketing. And Kettles calling Pots Black
Quite awhile back I wrote a post on antennas db Myth/Marketing.
Db Marketing … a pun on dBi, dBd, as gain factors in antennas.
Gb (Gb/s) Marketing … 600 Mb/s max on a tower vs maybe 60 Mb/s to a user on a busy tower. 1200 Mb/s maybe 120 Mb/s to a user? Still an improvement over 10 to 20 Mb/s. It may be marketing, when saying something is 5G Evolution, but the improvements are like Super LTE. You can compare LTE, LTE Advanced, 600M LTE-A, and 1200M LTE Advanced Pro. These are big upgrades / improvements. Enough that Qualcomm Chipsets are made, that LTE Modem Modules are made that support them.
Similarly, now, we have Gb Marketing and “G” (5G) Marketing as this article alludes to:
https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/21/18151764/att-5g-evolution-logo-rollout-fake-network
“FierceWireless guesses that “potentially millions” of people could see the new logo, with AT&T’s 5G Evolution network available in over 400 markets by the end of 2018. Given that real 5G will be rare and limited for the next year or more, this tiny little branding change could lead to a great deal of misunderstanding around the state of the next-generation wireless technology.”
See also:
https://www.lifewire.com/att-5g-4178303
Just look up “T-Mobile LTE Advanced Pro” …
and you will see that T-Mobile has also deployed LTE Advanced Pro and License Assisted Access (LAA.) That’s the kettle calling the pot black. They may not be putting a “5G E” logo in phones … but they are doing transition upgrades to their network including LTE Advanced Pro.
They will have their marketing battles, and T-Mobile might just be a faster network than AT&T … but … but … but …
“But as counterintuitive as it may seem, the continued buildout of 5G networks over the next two years may mean that you’ll get the best overall experience from a new 4G phone that takes advantage of “4.9G” LTE Advanced and Pro technology. Carriers will light up 5G in cities only after receiving necessary local approvals and installing enough hardware to be “citywide” or close.
A 5G revolution is definitely coming, but until the 5G towers appear where you work and live, you won’t see the truly game-changing improvements in speed or latency for yourself. Until then, I’d suggest you make the most of 4G, which will surprise many people by actually getting better with age.”
Don’t necessarily need a rugged modem? See AER-2200
If you don’t necessarily need ruggedized … see the AER-2200 (link next below.) More LAN ports for inside computers and devices, and 4 of them provide PoE (good for WiFi Access Points) power for devices over Ethernet cabling. Also this is $100 less than the ruggedized one. Cloud Management and Factory Tech Support is include with both models.
AER-2200 … Can also be FirstNet (First Responders) Band 14 configured
1 embedded 4G LTE-A 600M Modem
Takes 2nd FirstNet or 4G LTE-A Standard Modem
Some vehicles don’t need a rugged modem (Communications Command Truck?)
Some marine vessels don’t need a ruggged modem (large Motor Yachts.)
Command Site on Land (Police / Fire Station), Business Office, Branch Locations, Remote Site, Stores …
But you would like more LAN ports for inside computers and devices …
You would like PoE for Power over Ethernet devices like WiFi Access Points …
Switchable LAN <-> WAN ports in case you have more Internet sources …
Alan Spicer Telecom
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
communications @ marinetelecom.net
+1 954 354 2748
Same rugged router, dual modem (dual 4G LTE-A provider) capable, good for FirstNet – First Responders (in road – motor vehicles), also good for All Kinds of Marine Vessels / Yachts and Boats
Same rugged router, dual modem (dual 4G LTE-A provider) capable, good for FirstNet – First Responders (in road – motor vehicles), also good for All Kinds of Marine Vessels / Yachts and Boats. Four LAN Ethernet jacks for all your onboard connections. 1 WAN / Internet jack (can have more as ports are switchable LAN / WAN) for other Internet source like Sat, WiFi, Shore DSL-Cable. WiFi built-in. Smaller boats WiFi for the whole boat. Larger boats maybe WiFi for the bridge – wheelhouse deck … and add your own WiFi ap’s for other decks / areas. (See page for further WiFi specs.)
More info. here -> https://blog.marinetelecom.net/new-cradlepoint-cor-ibr-1700-series-more-lte-band-wave-2-wifi-more-lan-ports/
Takes FirstNet Band 14 Special Modem in Right Front slot
Takes 2nd 4G LTE-A Modem as well in Right Front slot (only 1 of these.)
1 integrated 600M 4G LTE Modem.
Ruggedized for rough rides!!!!
Alan Spicer Telecom
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
communications @ marinetelecom.net
+1 954 354 2748
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom has Firstnet capable routers for First Responders (Police, Fire, Communications Trucks / Trailers)
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom has Firstnet capable routers for First Responders (Police, Fire, Communications Command Center Trucks / Trailers) – FirstNet features are fully supported, including priorty and pre-emption as well as the Band 14 spectrum.
Alan Spicer Telecom
Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
communications @ marinetelecom.net
+1 954 354 2748