BlueTree BT4400, Product Manual

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14 BlueTree Wireless BT4400 & BT5400 Product Manual V0.0
GSM Dual-band Supports both north american frequency
bands: 850 and 1900 MHz
GSM GPRS Compatible with GPRS Wireless data services.
Backward compatible with GSM protocols.
Short Message Services
(SMS) Supports both mobile originate and mobile
terminate text messaging
3 different data connection
interfaces Serial/RS-232, Ethernet, and USB.
Note: USB is not available on product release 1.0
TPC/IP Stack Fully integrated TCP/IP protocols allowing the
modem to connect autonomously to the packet
network (internet). This feature enables
capabilities such as: In-call diagnostic, Serial-
IP, stand-alone GPS, remote configuration,
and remote firmware upgrade.
In-call diagnostic Allows the user to get modem status
information while in a data call, without
interrupting the data session.
Serial-IP Encapsulates data coming from the serial port
into a TCP or UDP packet and sends it to a
remote server on the packet network.
Decapsulates IP packets coming from the
network and sends raw data to the serial port.
Remote configuration Using the BlueVue Device Manager, this
feature allows the administrator to remotely
configure or perform remote diagnostics on the
modem.
Note: For more information, refer to the BlueVue
Device Manager manual.
Remote firmware upgrade Using the BlueVue Device Manager, this
feature allows the administrator to remotely
upgrade the modem’s firmware.
Note: For more information, refer to the BlueVue
Device Manager manual.
Remote access security For remote configuration, the modem offers
access protection through username and
password authentication.
Integrated GPS Receiver Available on the BT5400 only, a Trimble GPS
receiver is embedded into the modem for
Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL). The modem
can report this positioning data locally to any
of the data interfaces (serial, ethernet, USB),
or also remotely to a predefined server (see
stand-alone).
Stand-alone GPS Available on the BT5400 only, this feature
allows remote asset tracking by sending GPS
data to a remote server without the need for a
client application on the data terminal.
Store and Forward Available on the BT5400 only, this feature
allows GPS data storage. If a unit loses
communication, the data being collected
through GPS will be stored in memory and
forwarded when communication is
reestablished.
Inputs and Outputs Not available on the product release 1.0.