Wireless information and entertainment server

At UITP Global Public Transport Summit 2017 in Montreal, NetModule, a leading manufacturer of communication products for M2M and IoT, will display its latest wireless routers for entertainment and passenger Wi-Fi in busses and trains on stand 2B202. The certified communication systems combine know-how and latest technologies. They reliably connect devices in transportation, public transport and industry, and enable wireless communication all over where landline connections are either too expensive or not feasible at all.The focus is set on the newest certified vehicle and train routers for wireless data and voice communication and entertainment in mobile environments.NetModule’s RAILWAY router series are designed for mobile railway communications. These routers comply with the industry standard EN50155 which is mandatory for most railway appliances. Supporting the latest WAN/LAN technologies (including GSM, UMTS, LTE, Wi-Fi, GSM-R), active GPS and voice calls they are offering highly-available connectivity with seamless handover between the broadband links using to the Mobile IP protocol.The NB3800 MediaRail is a powerful multi-talent which provides wireless Internet access via LTE and media server capabilities for data-intensive applications. It is equipped with multiple LTE and Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11ac modules, Gigabit Ethernet ports including two for Gigabit transmission. These features enable powerful Wi-Fi and real-time media applications and entertainment for passengers. An additionally built-in SSD with up to one terabyte storage capacity enables the system to store and to retrieve offline media content.This router is also available in an IP65 or IP67-rated case to protect against influences from the environment, like water and dust.The NB3800 MediaRail+ provides wireless Internet access over multiple LTE Advanced (Cat. 6) and Wi-Fi connections for data-intensive applications like passenger Wi-Fi and information or condition monitoring. Numerous additional communication interfaces guarantee an excellent interaction with onboard electronics.NetModule’s VEHICLE router series are designed for mobile communication in public transportation (e.g. in buses and trams) but also any other kind of vehicular applications such as caravans. These routers comply with the industry standard 72/245/EWG (e1) which is typically required for such appliances. Supporting the latest WAN / LAN technologies (including GSM, UMTS, LTE, Wi-Fi) they offer highly available connectivity with seamless handover

Network events will be logged. Statistic In this area, you can view the packet transmission information for the different network aspects of your Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. Click Reset to clear the results and begin saving the statistics again. Wireless In this area, you can view the Connected Time and the MAC Address of the wireless clients that are connected to the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. Basic Settings There are four areas to the Basic Setting section: LAN&DHCP Server, WAN, Password, and Time. LAN&DHCP Server Within the LAN&DHCP Server area, you can view the following information: Host Name: This is the "friendly" name of the router used on the WAN network. IP Address: This is the current LAN IP Address of the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. Subnet Mask: This is the current subnet mask that the router is configured for. DHCP Server: You are given two options: Enable and Disable. Start IP: Whenever there is a request, the DHCP server will automatically allocate an unused IP address from the IP address pool to the requesting computer. You can specify the starting address of the IP address pool. End IP: Whenever there is a request, the DHCP server will automatically allocate an unused IP address from the IP address pool to the requesting computer. You can specify the ending address of the IP address pool. Lease time: This determines how long IP addresses are assigned for. Domain Name: This information is passed on to the LAN client. If the DHCP server of the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router is enabled and you configure your computers to obtain an IP address automatically, your computer will automatically load the proper TCP/IP information provided by the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. The DHCP server is enabled

Configuring the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router The Web User Interface can be used to change the settings of the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. A brief description of these settings is provided below. Start up and Log in Open an Internet browser and enter the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router's IP address. The following is the default IP address of the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router: After the connection is established, you will see the Web User Interface. The default user name is admin. There is no default password for the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. There are eight main menus for the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router: Status, Basic Settings, Wireless, Routing, Access, Management, Tools, and Wizard. Note: After making any changes to the configuration options or security settings of the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router, you must click Apply in order for your changes to be saved and implemented. Status In the Status section, there are five areas: Device Information, Log, Log Setting, Statistic, and Wireless. Device Information In this area, you can view the connection speed information for the different network aspects of your Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. Log In this area, you can view any Log messages that have been generated by your Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. Log Setting In this area, you can specify the details about Logs that are generated. SMTP Server: This is the fully qualified domain name of your e-mail server. Send to: This is where you will specify the e-mail address where you want the Log mailed to. Syslog Server: This is the IP address for the syslog server to which logs will be sent. Log Type: You can select any of these options to determine what type of

DVD devices that play back DivX format to be available on 2007 Volvo SUVVAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich., Oct. 12 /PRNewswire/ — Visteon Corporation and DivX, Inc. today announced that the Rear Seat Entertainment System (RSE), which will be available as an option on the 2007 Volvo XC90 sport utility vehicle, is DivX Certified. The Visteon product is the first DVD player factory-installed by an automaker to carry DivX certification, which assures consumers it will play all DivX videos correctly.“Visteon continues to bring the latest innovations in mobile electronics to the automotive market,” said Steve Meszaros, vice president of Visteon’s electronics product group. “DivX is an increasingly popular technology for the on-the-go digital media lifestyle, and we’re excited to be the first to bring DivX video playback capability to the original-equipment automotive environment.”As a DivX Certified device, Visteon’s DVD player supports high quality playback of all versions of DivX video, purchased or rented DivX movies, and all the content available from the DivX Stage6 video community site. Visteon’s system features two seven-inch headrest-mounted color monitors, a DVD player and two infrared wireless headsets for a complete in-vehicle rear-seat entertainment experience.“The Visteon player is a powerful and elegant device that will let Volvo passengers enjoy their entire library of video content wherever they are,” said Jim Geison, vice president of worldwide sales at DivX, Inc. “By achieving DivX Certification for its player, Visteon is providing real value for the user by ensuring compatibility with one of the most popular and widely used digital media formats on the market.”DivX Certified products enable consumers to create, play, and share high- quality video content across a range of devices and platforms. Products that bear the DivX Certified logo have undergone rigorous testing to ensure interoperability and visual quality. More than 46 million DivX Certified devices have been shipped worldwide. To learn more about the DivX Certification program for consumer electronics devices, visit .Visteon provides advanced in-vehicle entertainment, driver information and wireless connectivity products globally. Its electronic product lines include audio systems, driver information systems and infotainment — information, entertainment and multimedia.Visteon Corporation is a leading

Correct Shared Secret or the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router will be denied. The use of RADIUS Server 2 is optional. These fields are used to enter the information for a backup server. If the server computer identified in RADIUS Server 1 is not working or does not respond, RADIUS Server 2 can be used so that you still have WLAN access. If you make any changes to the wireless settings, you must click Apply in order for the changes to take effect. If you make any mistakes while applying changes to the settings, click Clear to remove the settings. Advanced For AP Only, you can select either Enable or Disable. If you select Enable, only the wireless functionality of the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router will be active. The wired functionality will not be active. This is set to Disable by default. For Beacon Interval and DTIM Interval, the settings are defaults. For Dot11Mode, you can select Mixed, B Only, or G Only. If you select Mixed, different types of 802.11 wireless devices will be able to connect to the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. If you select one of the other options, only wireless devices of that specific 802.11 type will be able to connect to the Wireless Turbo Access Point & Router. By default, Mixed is selected. In TX Rates (Mbps), you can select Auto, 1, 2, 5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 22, 24, 36, 48, 54, 54/100, or 54/125. For Turbo Mode, you can select either Enable or Disable. If you select Enable, all the wireless clients that will be connecting to the wireless network must be 802.11g products in order to utilise the Turbo Mode feature. This will raise the maximum speed from 54mbps to 100 mbps. For Frame Bursting, you

As a profile. WLI-UC-GNM User Manual... Page 62: Profiles Click to have AOSS/WPS (PBC) automatically set security. After connection, a profile based on these settings will be created. 802.1x Profiles This button is displayed when Client Manager is operating in Business Mode. Click to configure 802.1x authentication. WLI-UC-GNM User Manual... Page 63: Profile Information (Basic) (recommended), or ad-hoc mode to connect directly to another wireless client. SSID Select the SSID of the wireless access point that the profile will connect to. Channnel Choose the wireless channel. In Infrastructure Mode, the channel is automatically configured. WLI-UC-GNM User Manual... Page 64 If WEP is used for the Encryption Method, up to 4 passphrases may be entered. Choose the number of passphrases. Encryption Key Enter the encryption key(s) for the access point. AP is set to exclusive connection Check if the access point’s SSID is not broadcast. WLI-UC-GNM User Manual... Page 65: Profile Information (Network) Automatically acquire the IP Address Check to automatically acquire the IP address from a DHCP server when connecting wirelessly. Automatically acquire the DNS Server Check to automatically aquire the DNS server address from a DHCP Address server when connecting wirelessly. WLI-UC-GNM User Manual... Page 66: Profile Information (Browser) To use a proxy server for Internet Explorer when connecting wirelessly, enter its IP address and a port number and check the box. Do not use the proxy server for a local If checked, the proxy server will not be used for local addresses. address WLI-UC-GNM User Manual... Page 67: