3G Router Sample Clauses

3G Router. As written above, the 3G router (supplied by Teseo) with its SIM card (supplied by LD38), it’s installed only for development purposes. The 3G router provides a mean of communication between the camera box and the Neavia server through a secured VPN connection. This development link allows data to be transmitted in both directions for debug log retrieving, configuration loading and code flashing operations. The 3G router has been chosen to be easily integrated into an electrical box. The MRD-305-DIN model from Westermo has been chosen: Figure 16: 3G router MRD-305-DIN It has the following features: ▪ Industrial remote access using the Internet Wireless mobile broadband GPRS / EDGE / 3G / HSPA connection ▪ Designed for industrial applications ▪ Compact casing for easy integration ▪ Power input range, 10 to 36 VDC ▪ Built-in two-port Ethernet switch.
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