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CalAmp LMU-5000 LTE router ad altro

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Come riportato nell’articolo:

“LMU-5000 include:

  • Processor — 400MHz ARM9
  • Memory — 64MB RAM (133MHz); 128MB flash
  • Cellular:
    • SIM slot
    • SMA main, SMA diversity
    • LTE — 700/800/900/2100/2600 MHz, up to 100Mbps down, 50Mbps up; HSPA/CDMA fallback
    • HSPA — Tri-Band 850/1900/2100 MHz with diversity, up to 7.2Mbps down, 5.76Mbps up; fallback to HSDPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS
    • EVDO — Rev A Dual-Band 800/1900 MHz with diversity, up to 3.1Mbps down, up to 1.8Mbps up; fallback to CDMA
  • GPS:Networking — 10/100 Ethernet
    • SMA (with tamper monitoring, 3.0v)
    • 50-channel with SBAS, DGPS
    • 2.0 meter CEP accuracy (with SBAS)
    • -162dBm tracking, -147dBm acquisition sensitivity
    • AGPS capable
  • Other I/O:Security protocols — VPN (SSL v2, TLS v1), SSH server, SCP, SFTP
    • USB host
    • Mini-USB device
    • RS232 (DB-9)
    • 5-pin Molex for switched power TTL serial port
    • 4-pin Molex for power, ignition, I/O
    • 22-pin Molex for I/O:
      • 7x digital in
      • 5x digital out (relay driver)
      • 2x digital out (low-current LED)
      • 2x 1-wire interface
      • Voltage A/D in; status LEDs
  • Other features — 3-axis accelerometer; GPS/cellular antennas; tie-wrap or adhesive plus screw mounting
  • Power — 7-32 VDC; power sleep modes; consumption 15mA (sleep), 170mA (with GPS on), 2A (peak transmitting)
  • Operating temperature — -30 to 70° C
  • Shock/vibration — Milspec 202G and 810G, SAE J1455
  • Dimensions — 5.2 x 2.7 x 1.2 inches (131 x 67 x 29mm)
  • Weight — 5.4 oz (153 g)
  • Operating system — Linux 3.x”