Rugged, Compact 3G Ethernet Gateway Provides Smart Connectivity
Now available from Sierra Wireless, the AirLink Raven XE 3G Ethernet gateway delivers powerful, intelligent, high-speed wireless connectivity in a compact, cost-effective package. The device is powered by ALEOS embedded intelligence and a robust ARM9 processor. The gateway includes a 10/100 Ethernet port and a mini-USB port that simplifies diagnostics and updates. It also includes IPSec VPN and GRE tunneling to protect data from unauthorized access.
The Raven XE is well-suited for applications requiring 24/7 remote monitoring and the ability to quickly send and receive large files, such as photos or interactive media content. Commercial mobile or portable network connectivity uses include point-of-sale kiosks, digital signage, and automated teller machines. The gateway’s rugged design and aluminum enclosure make it suitable for remote industrial and machine-to-machine (M2M) deployment.
ALEOS, available only on the Sierra Wireless AirLink line of products, offers seamless integration with legacy equipment, thanks to a comprehensive set of embedded protocols. Coupled with the AceWare suite of remote management tools, ALEOS simplifies device setup and provisioning and provides customers with comprehensive remote configuration and diagnostic capabilities, lowering the total cost of ownership.
The Sierra Wireless AirLink Raven XE 3G Ethernet gateway delivers powerful, intelligent, high-speed wireless connectivity in a compact, cost-effective package.
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