Wed 5 Sep 2007
Just a quick note about ‘School Begins on the Bus Project’. Take note of this Newsweek Article.
Look for 0ur AVL solution to be announced formally in a few weeks. Several new modems, an AVL tracking solution will be announced and posted to the web over the next few days.
Stop back and check it out.
Tue 23 Jan 2007
Sprint WiMAX approach emerges
January 23, 2007
Sprint plans to launch its WiMAX service in Chicago and Washington, D.C., in early 2008, and we now have an inkling as to the speed and cost of the service. A Sprint executive used this year’s CES to intimate to reporters that users should expect speeds around 2-4 Mbps for an estimated $55 a month. The company will allow consumers to connect several devices to the WiMAX network. More info.
Sat 30 Dec 2006
Happy New Year!
We would like to thank all of our customers and friends for a great 2006 and what looks to be an even better 2007.
House Keeping—
Just a quick note to all of our customers, IIM Overdrive ver. 5.0 is available. This latest release supports IE 7.0 and Firefox 2.0. You can download the latest version free at http://www.internetinmotion.net/downloads.html
IIM-2200A system users, we have a small patch available. If your system is running Version 1.0.0 and you wish to use some of the security options, this patch will fix a system issue to enable the contact closure features. Give us a call if you have any questions.
Trade Shows—
We have many trade shows scheduled. Look at our home page for the latest calendar of events. To our Dealers, if you are participating in a RV, Marine, Electronics or Public Safety trade or consumer show that does not appear in our calendar, please drop us a note.
New Feature—
Project of the Month. Look for a monthly how to project. The current calendar will include (and this is subject to change):
Jan. Setting up a wireless network security camera. (D-Link Securicam Network DCS-950G Wireless Internet Camera) Watch this space for live feeds from various tradeshow events, live mobile dashboard cams, and other creative places.
Feb. Using VOIP with the IIM solution.
Mar. Setting up a simple contact closure alarm circuit to monitor your bilge water level or entry door.
Apr. How to setup an IPTV Set Top box in your RV or Boat.
May. Building a CarPC and installing it your CAR with IIM!
Jun. Configuring your mobile GPS mapping for the CarPC.
Jul. Running down the highway with 10K radio stations at your finger tips.
Aug. Installing a Simplecom Com1000 RTU for M2M applications.
Sep. Selecting the correct antenna for fixed mobile applications.
IF you have a project you would like to see discussed here, please drop us a note.
Mon 2 Oct 2006
Please check out RV Education 101’s product review and installation video. Mark has a great website and newsletter with lots of tips for RVer’s. http://rveducation101.com/VideoTips/?siteID=0
We’d like to thank Mark and his staff for doing such a great job installing and video tapping an IIM EVDO system installation.
The IIM system is of course available at your nearby Camping World or other quailty RV dealers in your area.
Tue 22 Aug 2006
The Next Killer Ap.
IPTV is gaining a great amount of momentum as seen by the growing list of providers. Telecoms, information technology, entertainment and media industries are joining forces to offer customers a single, complete service; regardless of location, device or bandwidth provider. We see this running the spectrum from Fiber and copper to Wi-Max and Cellular,
This new converged market is estimated to be worth almost $2 trillion by the year 2008, and will be packed with diverse new products, services, customers, competitors, and partners.
Keeping you connected, is going to take on a different meaning overtime as more and more services are pushed out to our customers.
Accedo Broadband
Activated Content
Amino
Amitm
ANT Software Limited
Artec Technologies
Adtec Digital
Advanced Media Strategies LLC
Auroras
Backspace Communications
Bridge Technologies
Broadband Network Systems
Broadstream
Celrun
Cisco
Coaxsys Inc.
DigiSoft
Dreampark
DS2
Eagle Broadband
Entone
Espial
EzHomeTech
Google Video
GRID-TV
Humax
i3 Micro Technology
ICTV
InfoEQ
Inovaware
IntraISP
Kasenna
Kreatel
Latens
Matrixstream
Maven Networks
Media Excel
Mediasyscom
Microsoft
mPhase
Myrio
Napster
Narrowstep
Netgem
Occam Networks
Optibase
Optical Solutions
Orca Interactive
Oregan Networks
Orthogon
Pace Micro
ReadyLinks
Real Networks
Recreate Solutions
SBC Communications
Scientific Atlanta
Sentivision
Softier
SPL
Synamedia
Systemagic
TranSwitch
Tellabs
Tut Systems
Verimatrix
Voyence
Widevine Technologies
WinAmp
Wisembed
Yahoo.com
YouTube.com
IF you don’t see your favorite here, please send us a note.
Tue 8 Aug 2006
Comprehensive Communications enhances Internet In Motion with
EV-DO Broadband Performance for mobile and remote communications
Enhanced services broaden applications to include commercial and industrial wireless IP networks
Palatine, IL - August 7, 2006 - Comprehensive Communications Systems Corp. (CCSC) today announced the addition of broadband performance to its Internet In Motion series of wireless communications products. Internet in Motion now incorporates cellular/PCS CDMA EV-DO technology to provide high-speed wireless communications to on-the-go.
Internet In Motion provides users with wireless internet connection throughout the country on the Sprint PCS digital network. The addition of EV-DO not only provides broadband-speed connections, but extends the reach of the connections to the largest all-digital, all-PCS nationwide network. The new technology, in addition to much higher speeds, has also proven to experience significantly fewer dropped connections
Using traditional 1XrTT cellular technology, CCSC has focused primarily on the recreational vehicle marketplace, keeping RV users connected to the internet while they are on the road. Enhanced with EV-DO technology, Internet In Motion becomes ideally suited to a broad range of mobile and remote applications where rapidly downloading large amounts of data is of paramount importance. In law-enforcement and public safety, for example, officers need to quickly display data-intensive applications in order to respond to immediate situations. According to Joyce Cutsforth, President of CCSC, “Commercial and industrial users can now think of Internet in Motion as a wireless extension of their IP Network for remote and mobile applications.” Public safety, financial transactions, telemetry, remote instrumentation, and surveillance, are ideal applications.
Key components of the Internet In Motion solution value proposition are the high quality external mounted dual tri-band Phantom antennas coupled with a cellular router optimized for the internet and data communications. “CCSC’s unique remote Support and Network Management System has been also developed to increase over-all performance and improve Quality of Service, and to reduce on-going operational costs associated with mobile and wireless remote IP networks,” adds Cutsforth.
In addition to broadband performance, Internet In Motion also supports Assisted Global Positioning (A-GPS) a network positioning technology widely deployed for wireless E9-1-1. AGPS employs the power of the wireless network to provide precise positioning even in environments such as urban canyons and parking garages where conventional GPS would be unreliable. The integration of A-GPS and broadband wireless data makes Internet In Motion ideal addressing applications such as mobile service trucks, emergency vehicles, and fleet management.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT
Comprehensive Communications,
Joyce Cutsforth, President
(847) 934-0580
Email: jcutsforth@InternetInMotion.net
Website: www.InternetInMotion.net
Mon 24 Jul 2006
Good morning,
Just a few quick notes–
The results were the IIM system had a 98% uptime, 2 drops for a total of 4 minutes for the entire duration of the trip. The KR1/SierraWireless had an uptime of 65%, 27 drops for a total of 147 minutes off the air.