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News Release from: Sixnet | Subject: BlueTree 6000 modems
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 09 April 2008
Co-operation provides rugged modems
The 6000 series of modems includes the BT-6600 modem for business continuity, landline backup network connectivity, landline replacement, real-time video monitoring and remote/temporary offices.
Sixnet and BlueTree Wireless Data are integrating their technologies to provide rugged cellular data modems aimed at the telemetry, Scada, business continuity and mobile data markets The BlueTree 6000 series modems will support both CDMA EVDO and GSM HSPA protocols and standard features include a rugged metal casing, Class 1 Division 2 certification, AC adapter options, USB, Serial and Ethernet Ports, multiple mounting options including DIN Rail, built-in routing functionality and IP Pass-Thru
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 25 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The 6000 series of modems includes the BT-6600 modem for business continuity, landline backup network connectivity, landline replacement, real-time video monitoring and remote/temporary offices.
The BT-6601 modem for telemetry/Scada applications including solutions for the oil/gas, electric utilities and waste/water management industries.
The BT-6601 offers high-speed internet connectivity over the EVDO Rev A cellular network to M2M applications for real-time remote access, monitoring and control of remote devices.
By combining standard device interfaces with BlueTree's powerful internet connection management, the BT-6601 adds "intelligence" to any machine-to-machine solution, thus providing reliable communication to business assets BT-6601EB modem.
The integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability enables easy installation where power outlets are impractical or not readily available.
BT-6621 Industrial Router features an integrated five-Ethernet port layout and is designed for applications requiring multiple Ethernet port connectivity.
Key applications include business continuity, remote / temporary offices and internet access for multiple user or devices in the field.
Large geographical cellular coverage makes the BT-6621 a suitable landline replacement solution.
BlueTree's embedded connection manager augments this benefit by guaranteeing an always on connection with advanced fail-proof mechanisms.
The EVDO Rev A version of the 6000 series has Alltel network approval.
Customers can now activate their modems on the Alltel network to enable wireless data applications in the telemetry/Scada, business continuity and landline replacement markets.
The BT-6000 series is currently in certification testing with all other major North American CDMA carriers. Request a free brochure from Sixnet ...
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