
The GAC-100 is built on
the Open Source Linux operating system and leverages the work of
thousands of
developers and end-users. The
Linux base
allows for a stable system with a rich suite of well-tested features at
an affordable price point. The unit has been designed to operate with
minimal configuration parameters for ease of use by untrained
personnel. A user friendly web
interface (accessible over LAN or WAN) is provided for configuration
and status.
Operation
For
most BGAN bonding applications, one mobile BGAN bonding unit
is
operated at the remote site
and
another identical BGAN bonding unit is installed at the
head-end.
Great Arbor also provides a hosted solution so that users can obtain
the benefits of link bonding without having to install a fixed-site
BGAN bonding unit. The
mobile BGAN bonding unit can be operated in load-balancing mode (dual
Ethernet-WAN
connections) or in normal mode (single Ethernet-WAN
connection). This is useful for
cases where two BGAN terminals may or may not be available at a
site.
Other Features
The
GAC-100 has been tested with both HNS and Thrane terminals.
Compatibility with other BGAN terminals can be ensured at the request
of the
customer. The router works transparently with both types of
BGAN
data connections (Background and Streaming). The status of
the
BGAN terminal and BGAN data connection is viewable through
the
web interface of the router. Additionally, the router can do asymmetric
load-balancing if the BGAN data connections are configured
for
different bit rates.
Specifications
Power:
110/220
Volts 50/60 Hz
Physical:
6”(L)x4”(W)x2”(H)
