User`s guide

4000/5000 Modems’ User Guide

Stand-alone GPS

Available on the 5000 series modems 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.

GPS Store and

Forward

Available on the 5000 series modems 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

Sensors can be connected to the I/O port of the

4000/5000 series modems (4 digital inputs, 3 digital

outputs and 3 analog inputs). The modem is capable of

monitoring its digital input sensors for any change in state

and sending a report to a remote server based on an

event trigger. The analog inputs allow monitoring of

gradient data sources.

Event Reporting

4000/5000 series modems send a report to remote server

based on an event trigger. The modem has an intuitive

embedded Event Reporting Protocol that automatically

formats the messages reported to the remote server.

Modem Views

Front Panel Rear panel

Summary of Specifications

CDMA Dual-band

Supports both North American frequency bands: 800 and

1900 MHz

CDMA 1xRTT and

1xEvDO

Compatible with CDMA IS-2000 (1xEvDO) Wireless data

services. Backward compatible with IS95 protocols.

Data Rates 1xRTT: 153.6 Kbps up and down streams

EvDO : 2.4 Mbps downstream & 153.6 Kbps upstream

Programming/Setup BlueVue Device Manager software, AT commands

LED Status

Indicators

PWR, TX, RX, DTR, REG, LNK, ACT, SER or GPS