- AT commands
- SIM PIN disabling
- 3-wire Operation
- Autobauding
- Short Burst Data (SBD)
- Short Message Service (SMS)
- Internet Access
- Circuit Switched Data
The guide is available for download here
The signal strength logger is available for download here
Iridium’s Direct Internet 2.0 Data Service provides enhanced Internet connectivity through dedicated servers at the Iridium gateway, allowing you to execute accelerated file transfers and to more efficiently browse the Internet and exchange email. Using this service, you connect directly to the Internet, using your Iridium phone as a data modem. Improved effective data throughput is achieved through user defined levels of image and text compression. The channel rate is still 2.4 Kbps, but an effective throughput of over 10kbps can be achieved depending on content and the user defined acceleration level. Before using Direct Internet 2.0, you will need to install the client software on your computer.
How it WorksTo access the Direct Internet 2.0 service, you will need a computer and data capable Iridium phone. You will connect the computer to the Iridium phone with a serial cable. In essence, the Iridium phone appears as an external modem to your computer. By initiating a connection through the preconfigured dial-up connection, your handset will dial and initiate a connection with the Iridium gateway through the Iridium satellite constellation, and the switch will route the call to the Direct Internet 2.0 server. Once connected to the Direct Internet 2.0 server and a session has been established, the Direct Internet 2.0 Accelerator will automatically detect the connection and enhance your browsing speed. You can then check your email and browse the Internet just like you would via standard dial-up service, except that now you have the advantages offered by the Direct Internet 2.0 Data Service.
Included in the download:
- Accelerator
- Iridium modme driver
- Documentation
Available for download here
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1. Select the first Cable Type and Enter Length. -> Click Add Cable
2. Select the connector on one end of the cable -> Click Add Connector
3. Select the connector on the other end of the cable -> Click Add Connector
4. Repeat for each Additional Cable or connector to get Total Loss in dB.
Click Clear All to reset Loss calculatons
The guide is available for download here
NOTE: For certifications / approvals pertaining to specific products, please refer to the certifications listed under that specific product.
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FCC Regulatory Certifications for Iridium Daytona and Sebring LBT's - FCC ID's Daytona 9522A - A639522AC 9522B - Q639522B 9601 SBD Module - Q63960 9522 Sebring LBT |
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C-tick mark: used on products where no electrical safety issues exist, to signify that the product meets relevant EMC requirements. |
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A-tick mark: used on telecommunications products to signify that the product meets relevant telecommunications authority requirements. |
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Maritime Compliance / Compatibility Certification |
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AS/NZ 60950 - General Product Compatibility/Safety |
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Germanischer Lloyds Certification for the use of specified Beam Terminal Equipment on board vessels. Including the use of Beam Equipment for an SSAS installation. |
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American Bureau of Shipping Certification for the use of specified Beam Terminal Equipment on board vessels. Including the use of Beam Equipment for an SSAS installation. |
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RTTE Certification for France |
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The remote command guide is available for download here
The SIM PIN Configuration guide explains the following:
- What a SIM PIN is
- How to enter a SIM PIN
- How to disable a SIM PIN
- How to UNBLOCK and BLOCKED simcard