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The SnapStak snap-in cable hanger from Andrew enables installation engineers to secure coaxial cables on wireless communications towers. The self-stacking hanger is convenient for multiple-tenant communications towers where space is at a premium. Each hanger accommodates one run of Heliax or other make of coaxial cable and hangers and can be double or triple stacked subject to cable size. The hanger’s self-contained spring fork and retention-tab design eliminates the need to use loose hardware to secure individual cable lines. It is snapped into a ¾-inch hole in the pre-punched tower mounting structure. SnapStak hangers mount directly to wireless communications towers, or with various mounting accessories, they also can be used on rooftop, building and water-tower installations.
www.andrew.com or 708-349-3300


Hands-Free Kit
Cellport Systems unveiled Cellport 3000 with voice command, a voice-activated hands-free system that provides mobile-phone users with convenience in their vehicles. Cellport Voice Command users can plug different model cellular phones into a vehicle’s system to take advantage of its voice-activated, hands-free operation. The kit’s voice-activated feature allows drivers to make and receive calls using simple spoken commands. The product uses a universal docking station and phone-specific pocket adapters to accommodate cellular phones of various makes and models.
www.cellport.com or 303-541-0722

Cellport Systems’ Cellport 3000 voice command unit works with cellular and PCS frequencies.


Antenna System
Decibel Products introduced the TripleTree Antenna system for 800/900MHz and 1.71GHz to 2.7GHz antenna installations. The telescoping mast provides maximum flexibility in cell-site selection and construction and can be optimized to meet customer needs. It can be used with or without an optional randome cover, which may be painted to harmonize with the outdoor surroundings. The hoisted eyebolt can be replaced with a hex bolt or lightning spike for added visual appeal.
www.decibelproducts.com or 800-676-5342

The TripleTree Antenna system is designed to be inconspicuous and to minimize cable requirements, reduce installation cost and time and ease the approval process.


Network Solution
OTC Wireless introduced the AirEZY access management unit (AMU), which is compatible with OTC’s line of AirEZY solutions. The AMU performs a variety of routing functions, coupled with network management of every node, which can be monitored locally or remotely through the Internet. The unit is a Linux-based solution that allows for flow control for up to four server radios. Through wireless internetworking polling protocol, OTC’s proprietary carrier transmission protocol, the server radios can support up to 128 client radios. Designed to manage the server and client radios, the AirEZY can perform routing and bridging functions, including routing information protocol, client bridging and spanning tree. It also can act as a dynamic host configuration protocol server and support network address translation functions. Through simple network management protocol or hypertext transfer protocol, the user can inspect the health of his network by checking the efficiency and integrity of a link, throughput and usage or bandwidth, consequently allowing the user to terminate the link of make changes accordingly.
www.otcwireless.com or 800-770-6698

The AirEZY AMU by OTC Wireless includes protocol filtering and IP spoofing.


Wireless Application
Intava Gravity from Intava is a mass-market wireless development application that is easy to use and provides accessibility to Web developers. Intava Gravity extends existing Web applications into a wireless environment with a single development effort. It is a comprehensive application that provides an integrated design window that allows a developer to create an application for use on multiple devices; the ability to control industry standard markup language in an integrated code window; testing using Intava developed simulators; and 1-step publishing of application to current Web infrastructure.
www.intava.com or 425-646-5900

Intava’s Gravity is a wireless development application that provides tools that can be dropped into the design window to automate commonly performed tasks.


3-D Game Engine
Fathammer created a cross-platform 3-D game engine for PDAs, smart phones, and hand-held game-centric devices. Fathammer’s X-Forge gaming technology and suite of supporting tools allows game developers to create original titles, as well as bring existing properties to multiple mobile platforms. The X-Forge game engine supports all major hand-held systems, establishing a single-development environment for delivering 3-D games, regardless of device.
www.fathammer.com or 408-778-4631

Fathammer’s X-Forge game engine enables console-quality graphics on hand-held devices.


Battery Charger
The Rayovac 1-hour charger fully charges high-capacity NiMH. The charger isn’t much larger than a cellular phone and comes with an accessory kit featuring a carrying case and dc adaptor that plugs into a car lighter. It employs “smart charger” technology, which allows it to detect the amount of charge in each battery and charge each individually to maximum capacity without over-charging. The unit will charge a 9V NiMH battery in two to three hours and also can charge NiCd batteries.
www.rayovac.com or 800-237-7000


GPS Antenna
Radiall/Larsen Antenna Technologies introduced the GPSCC “stealth” dual-band antenna to its line of mobile GPS antennas. The GPSCC is designed for asset tracking and AVL applications. It may be used in trucking, commercial fleet, utility, public safety, search and rescue, GIX and survey/mapping markets where concealment of the antenna is ideal. Its flat dimensions of 0.5” x 4.5” x 3” creates options for concealing the antenna by mounting in a rear window or in another vehicle design feature. It also features an active GPS module with an LNA gain of 26dB and a GPS antenna gain of 5dBic. The GPSCC is painted black and is offered with 9.8 feet of RG 174 coax for both the GPS and cellular portions of the antenna. Four holes are spaced across the antenna for flexibility in mounting.
www.radialllarsen.com or 360-944-7551


Handset
The latest phone from LG InfoComm U.S.A. is a clamshell-style handset capable of operating on 1.9GHz and 800MHz bands on CDMA networks, as well as AMPS systems. The TM510 is designed to provide maximum usability through seamless access to the primary mobile network systems used in the United States. The handset has LG InfoComm’s dual internal/external LCD screens, giving users access to incoming caller ID, signal strength and data and time information without flipping open the handset. The TM510 is designed to be compact without sacrificing smart-phone features and battery life. The handset provides 180 minutes of talk time and 200 hours of standby while in digital mode using the standard battery. It is WAP enabled and has full personal information management functionality, providing both an address book and a scheduler with PC-synchronization capability.
www.lginfocomm.com or 800-978-9931

The TM510 handset from LG InfoComm has a 4-way navigation key, uses the Tegic T9 text input system and the UP 3.1 WAP browser and displays high-resolution LCD capable of five lines of data plus one line of icons.


WLAN Receiver
Berkeley Varitronics’ Cicada is a wireless receiver designed for sweeping and optimizing 2.4GHz LAN for analysis in drive studies. The instrument measures coverage of frequency hopping spread-spectrum CDMA networks, which operate on the IEEE 802.11 standard, allowing the user to measure and determine the access point, packet error rate and RSSI, aiding in locating the hub and access points throughout the drive test. Cicada provides measurements in real time and logs data for further post-processing analysis. Users may detect and differentiate from narrowband multipath interferences using the provided internal 12-channel GPS receiver, drive-test vehicle, GPS antenna and serial output to a laptop PC. The unit includes removable 16MB compact flash, GPS antenna and two removable NiMH battery packs.
www.bvsystems.com or 732-548-3404


CMR Solution
MyNetonomy version 2.5 from Netonomy is a CMR solution and establishes a personalized electronic channel between the wireless carrier and the subscriber, enabling customers to manage their own accounts online, purchase new products and services, resolve basic support problems and view and pay their bills online. It enables improved customer service, reduces call center operating expenses and opens up a new sales channel for value-added services. MyNetonomy v2.5 generally is available in two bundles: MyNetonomy ChannelActivator is for point-of-sale dealers, kiosks and assisted service locations, whereas MyNetonomy NetService Center is the self-service e-Care and e-Commerce component for customer and corporate clients.
www.netonomy.com or 617-292-9510

MyNetonomy integrates with all legacy business and operational support systems including billing and customer care.


SMS platform
StarkeyNET launched its Intelligent SMS platform (iSMS), which enables the delivery of SMS content using free-form text dialogue queries. StarkeyNET’s iSMS allows users to access information and activate services without the need to use service codes. The platform enables wireless subscribers to enter request in abbreviated SMS language, standard English of any other language. It eases access to services including icons and ringtones, sports updates, currency rates, news and weather. Because starkeyNET’s iSMS interactive input is easy for customers to use, it not only solves the problem of error messages for carriers but also enables them to activate a greater number of services.
www.starkeynet.com or +972 3 575 9098

StarketNET’s iSMS eases access to services including icons and ring tones, sports updates, currency rates, news and weather.


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