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The Communications Server was designed for a server environment with stability features that effectively deal with GSM network issues

Communications Server

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Commserver Types

The Communications server comes in three different variants:

Flexibility

Whether used as a failover communications device, a super broadband bandwidth router, an industrial modem bank or any of the other applications, the flexibility of the Communications Processor allows for powerful functionality and integration options.

Mission-critical Communication

You need your wireless connectivity to be reliable. You know how fickle a consumer modem can be when used in a server or unmanned environment. The Communications Server's natural habitat is in a 19" rack and was developed to be ultra-reliable whilst working hard for you. Points of failure are reduced by component overspecification during the design process.

Applications

Just some of the applications of the Communications Server include:

More about the variants:

In Modem Bank mode, the commserver can be used to easily access all 8 modems from an appliction using TCP sockets. Each modem resides on a different TCP port (e.g. port 3001-3008). To address the first modem, you make a TCP connection to the commserver IP on port 2001. There are also management port that allow you to remotely reset a specific or all modems with a single command.

In Router mode, the commserver acts as a standard GPRS/HSDPA router for Internet access, the only difference is that it will use 8 channels and route-balance outbound connections across the available channels (up to 8) to ensure a fairly even use of all 8 on-board modems.

In Data Testing mode, the commserver is loaded with an autonomous software image that will test the effectiveness of the GPRS network by measuring attach rate successes, APN authentication successes and connection rate successes. It will also regularly poll predefined sites by downloading test files and graphing all the success/failures and throughput on the network.