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PLEASE NOTE THAT
• We cannot influence/take responsibility for the quality of any broadband solution.
• We will not support (or parameterize) hybrid solutions such as the use of mobile broadband routers/modems behind the
Ethernet interface because there is too much dependency on the quality provided by the mobile operator, often impacted
by deep indoor signal reception issues or Faraday-cage impact of the machine.
APPEARANCE
Figure 4: VALINA and PIN privacy shield – example
Figure 5: VALINA – front view (left) and back view
For more information on connectors, see Ports and pin-outs, on page 19.
For more information on integration dimensions, see General dimensions, on page 12.
NETWORK CONSIDERATIONS
There are two options for connecting a VALINA to the outside
world:
• integrated comms card supporting mobile broadband
(GPRS, EDGE, 3G, 4G)
• onboard ethernet interface supporting landline broadband
Because Spica packages for the VALINA are significantly larger
than their older SAMOA equivalents, broadband throughput
and latency become more critical. Teleloading has specific
requirements, including a minimum transfer-rate of 4 kbps over
30 seconds. Acceptable transfer-rates and latency are easier
to obtain using landlines.