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Iridium 9555
Highly demanding customers rely on Iridium for establishing reliable critical lifelines wherever they are needed, in any conditions. The 9555 is every bit as durable and reliable as Iridium's previous phones but it's more compact, light, and easy to use.
Iridium 9555 Features
• Compact physical footprint for streamlined
portability
• Intuitive user interface for out-of-the-box
functionality
• Water, shock and dust resistance for unparalleled
durability
• Enhanced SMS and email messaging capability
• Integrated speakerphone
• Headset and hands-free capability
• Internally stowed antenna
• Mini-USB data port
Specifications
• Dimensions: 143 mm (L) x 55 mm (W) x 30 mm (D)
• Weight: 266g (9.4 oz)
Duration
• Standby time: Up to 30 hours
• Talk time: Up to 4 hours
Display
• 200 character illuminated graphic display
• Volume, signal and battery strength meters
• Illuminated weather-resistant keypad
Calling Features
• Integrated speakerphone
• Quick-connect to Iridium voicemail
• Two-way SMS and short email capability
• Pre-programmable International Access Code
(00 or +)
• Mailbox for voice, numeric & text messages
• Selectable ring and alert tones (8 choices)
Memory
• 100 entry internal address book, with capacity
for multiple phone numbers, email addresses
and notes
• SIM-based address book with 155 entry capacity
• Call history retains received, missed and
dialed calls
Usage Control Features
• User-configurable call timers to manage costs
• Keypad lock and PIN lock for additional security |
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Iridium Tracking and Fleet Management
Iridium Short Burst Data (SBD) service is a new data service that enables value-added applications to send and receive short data transactions efficiently over the Iridium network.
Service Details
The Iridium Satellite network enables SBD to be offered on a global basis through a single network point of presence. However, this is subject to appropriate licensing and regulatory conditions. The basic architecture is illustrated in the diagram below:
SBD provides a new capability for vertical market applications in the Oil, Gas, Rail, Maritime, Aeronautical, and Utility industries as well as applications in the Government and Military sectors. The SBD service is available to certified Value Added Resellers who include it as part of a complete end-to-end solution for specific wireless communications needs. Iridium looks to selectively partner with skilled Value Added Resellers (VARs) to integrate the required hardware, software, and SBD service that ultimately forms the complete packaged solution for the end customer.
Remote Applications send Mobile Originated SBD (MO-SBD) data messages via an Iridium 9522 L-Band Transceiver (“LBT”). The application microcontroller or microprocessor communicates with the LBT using AT commands over an RS232 serial port. The application loads the data message into the LBT and instructs it to send the data message. The data message is transmitted across the Iridium satellite network utilizing inter-satellite links to reach the Iridium Gateway. From there the data message is transferred via e-mail to the VARs host computer system. Here the message is stored in a database for further data processing.
Iridium 9522 LBT |
Iridium 9601 SBD modem |
Mobile Terminated SBD (MT-SBD) messages are sent to the Iridium Gateway via e-mail from the VARs host computer system. MT-SBD data messages are delivered to the LBT following a MO-SBD or “mail-box check” initiated by the remote application.
The maximum length of a MO-SBD message is 1960 bytes. The maximum length of a MT-SBD message is 1890 bytes. Global network transmit latency for delivery of messages ranges from approximately 5 seconds for short messages to approximately 20 seconds for maximum length messages.
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