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The Hughes 9201 is configured for M2M (Machine to Machine) use by creating a persistent network connection, ideal for unmanned remote operations where any IP capable device (Such as SCADA devices) needs to be monitored or controlled. Most BGAN terminals are not capable of a persistent connection, so idle connections drop after several minutes of non-use. The Hughes 9201 keeps a persistent 12 hour connection. New sessions are easily started by remote command, reboot or other method making it the perfect fixed location manned/unmanned communications point for data over Internet or any other application.
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The revolutionary 9502 is the upgrade to the Hughes 9201 M2M and is is ideal for unmanned remote installations. Low cost, special M2M BGAN service, operates on less than 4 watts (solar installations), broadband 464 Kbps, firewalls, always-on no-overhead network, auto-restart, the list goes on.
Learn more: Hughes 9502 BGAN or BGAN M2M Service.
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Easy install hardware. Simply affix to any pole.
Instant On Communication.
The Hughes 9201 uses standard BGAN service and not the new BGAN M2M service.
Auto context activation features allow PDP contexts to be activated without user action.
Charged only for the data transferred (usage only access plan).
BGAN Service Plans can pool multiple BGAN units under the same account Info.
Operates in extreme climates -14°F to 140°F (-25˚ C to +60˚ C).
The 9201 uses very low power (3.74 watts in idle mode. 36 hours on internal battery).
It easily survives in severe winds that would misaligned a satellite dish.
It operates on the "L band", and has almost no rain fade issues.
It will operate with up to 25mm of ice before transmission issues.
The integrated Auto-On and Auto-Power Cycle is excellent for resolving remote errors.
It has a low profile (the enclosure is a junction box) so it may reduce theft or vandalism.
If runs indefinitely if power source is available, (via AC or DC 12V adapter or solar).
The Hughes 9201 works globally (except for the poles) for up to 492kbps up/down speeds.
Full IP compatibility - Internet, SMTP email, file transfer (FTP, and VPN).
Global public (static) IP addresses are available.
Wi-Fi enabled terminal accessible via wireless G from laptops or smartphones.
UMTS IP-based services.
VPN compatible with Bandit 2 VPN
VPN compatible with Cisco–VPN Client V1 or
V2.6.3, Nortel–Contivity VPN Client V04-15.06,
Netscreen–
Remote Client 8.1, Checkpoint–V4.1, SonicWall.
Many devices (such as SCADA sensors) are very low data intensive, or can be configured
so as to save on BGAN service fees. Also since remote configuration from headquarters are
easily performed, changes are made as needed.
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| Speed |
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Up to 492 Kbps upload and download with standard IP connection |
| Weight |
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2.8 kg (terminal with battery) |
| Interfaces |
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RJ45 Ethernet, ISDN Port , Wireless G (if enabled) |
| Dimensions |
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27.5 cm L x 34.5cm W x 5.0 cm H |
| Battery Life |
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Transmit: 162 Megabytes, Receive 864 Megabytes, idle 36 hours |
| Humidity |
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95% RH at +40° C |
| Temperature |
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-13° F to 140° F (-25°; C to +60° C) operating |
| Water and Dust: |
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IP55 (for terminal) IP66 for terminal in enclosure |
| Wind |
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If enclosure is secure, system not affected by wind |
| Ice |
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25mm for non-operation |
| Power Draw Idle |
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| Idle Mode: on regional beam with data context active, PC connected via Ethernet. Only periodic network signaling. Average power usage over 16 hours = 0.19 A at 19.7 V = 3.74 W |
| Idle mode + Ping: Send 4 pings and then allow unit to transition back to regional beam. Total time 200 sec. Average power = 3.87 W |
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| Power Draw
Transmitting |
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Transmit Mode: FTP put of 5 MB file at 310 kbps. Average power
consumption = 24 W (max ~30 W) |
| Power Draw
Receiving |
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Receive Mode: FTP get of 5 MB file at 160 kbps. Average power
consumption = 5 W (max ~10 W) |
| Solar Solution |
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Requires 55–60 W solar panel plus DC/DC power adapter to input
20 V to 9201 M2M terminal |
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BGAN systems can connect from anywhere to any one of three orbiting satellites globally. more |
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