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GAC-152 802.11 Lite-N WiFi Dialup Router- Share Dialup via WiFi or LAN ports

Note: WiFi Dial Up routers cannot increase the speed of the dial up connection !

More and more devices have WiFi wireless connectivity these days. Whether it's an iPhone, or an iPad, a Blackberry, or a Nintendo DS - you name it, WiFi wireless connectivity is ubiquitous.  While you can walk into any electronics store and find a wireless router which can connect these devices to the Internet over a high speed fiber,  DSL, or cable connection,  what if all you have is  Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) and only dial up capabilities. Sure - many of these wireless devices have cellular access built in  but what use is that if you can't get a decent signal inside your house.  And what happens when you go to your vacation home  in the mountains or a remote beach and all you have is a telehone line to connect you to rest of the world !

The GAC-152 makes a dialup connection to the dial up Internet Service Provider (ISP) of your choice. It even comes programmed with a free dial up ISP*** phone number so that you can start using your WiFi  wireless enabled device without a subscription (long distance phone charges may apply).   The GAC-152 supports a simplified  (Lite-N) version of the  802.11n WiFi standard  which provides the benefits of extended range/coverage of the 802.11n standard at lower cost. It allows you to be hundreds of feet away from the router  and still use your WiFi device.  It incorporates a  top of the line V.92 standard 56K modem so that you can get the maximum data rate your phoneline can support (usually 40-50 kbps). Need even greater range ? The GAC-152 WiFi antennas are detachable and can be easily replaced with  inexpensive higher gain antennas. And if you eventually move to a broadband service you can continue using the GAC-152  to get high speed WiFi access to the broadband service.

The GAC-152 is compatible with all WiFi devices including PCs running all versions of Windows (Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, etc.), all flavors of  Mac OS, and all distributions of  Linux. Other compatible devices include all WiFi smartphones (iPhone, Blackberry, and Android mobiles) and all WiFi gaming devices like the Nintendo DS.  Multiple users can share the dial up connection using either WiFI and/or the 4 LAN ports on the router. For machine to machine applications the GAC-152 incorporates a schedule based dial out feature. It can be configured to dial out at various times of the day or week for a configurable period of time.

A dial-in feature has been  introduced which allows users to connect via the PSTN and their own modems to the GAC router at a remote location and access devices such as IP cameras and PCs.  This substitutes for Remote Access Servers which are expensive and more difficult to configure. A Windows Application is also provided which allows the dial up connection to be started and stopped remotely from a PC. For even more flexibility the router can be configured with a Schedule to initiate a dialup session at a particular time.

The GAC-152 is compatible with dial up ISPs who do not require specialized PC/MAC software for dial up access and will  definitely work for you if  you  use standard Windows or Mac dial up network connections to make your dial up ISP connection today. Most ISPs are compatible with the GAC-152. On the other hand,  Netzero, Juno and AOL are some of the known ISPs that require special software and are  incompatible with the GAC-152.  

Compatible dial up ISPs include:

FreeDialup.org  www.freedialup.org
FastFreeDialup.com www.fastfreedialup.com
Copper.Net  www.copper.net
Earthlink www.earthlink.net
Netscape Internet Service  www.getnetscape.com
Toast.net  www.toast.net
PeoplePC www.peoplepc.com
BellSouth www.bellsouth.com
MSN www.msn.com
Telus (Canada)

Compatibility with Dial Up Acceleration

The router has been tested successfully with Slipstream Dial Up Acceleration software and is likely to be compatible with other accelerators such as Propel. However only Slipstream has been tested to date.

Features

Future Proofed

The GAC-152 WiFi Router is compatible with all Broadband Internet Connections (DSL, Cable, Fiber, and satellite). So you can continue using it to get great WiFi coverage and performance even if you move from dial up to broadband. 

Specifications

LAN/WAN Interfaces:            4 LAN and 1 WAN 10/100 Base-T ports, 1 Dial up Modem Port
Wireless LAN:                         802.11 b/g/Lite-N with support for WEP and WPA-1/2

Antennas:                                
3 dBi detachable antenna with RP-SMA Male Connector
Management:                           Via web interface
Power:                                     110/220 Volts 50/60 Hz
Physical:                                  8”(L)x5.5”(W)x1.2”(H), 125 gms

Warranty:                                 1 year hardware and software*

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*Does not cover intentional misuse, damage due to power surges, and Acts of God. 
**  RMA number to be requested prior to return. Item must be in good condition and in original packaging
. Refund does not include shipping fee of $10. Buyer responsible for return shipping.
***  Free Dial Up ISP is not associated with Great Arbor Communications and there is no guarantee that the service will continue in the future


                      

GAC-152SW  Software Only Version  ($79)

Users with some computer skills can use the GAC-152SW  software only version  to create their own GAC-152 WiFi dial up router.  This can be useful for users outside N. America  since shipping by First Class  International USPS Mail can take 2-3 weeks.

This software only version is a firmware update for the TP-LINK TL-MR3220 router.  Click the link below to get  more information on how to purchase and install the software. 

Software Version Installation

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Posted by alan on September 21, 2011 - 09:45 am
This works great in my camp in Maine. I use it with my ipad, to be able to stay connected. thanks for a great product
Posted by Len on September 14, 2011 - 08:51 am
Hello GreatArbor;
I recently purchased your GAC152.It is an excellent product.It has not skipped a beat since day one.It was very easy to set up and works flawlessly. I used to use a Wiflyer,but that was a tonka toy compared to the GAC152. Thank You...Len
Posted by Moon on August 15, 2011 - 07:14 pm
I love my GAC 152! It works great with my dial up ISP Copper.net! And the customer support people are awesome for non-techies like me!
Posted by greatarbor on August 03, 2011 - 11:15 am
You can use the supplied modem directly with a PC to send FAXES just like you can with any other Fax modem. But the router would not be used in that case.
Posted by Rizvi on August 03, 2011 - 12:23 am
Can we send faxes using this modem-routers
Posted by Rizvi on August 03, 2011 - 12:22 am
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Posted by Cheryl on July 21, 2011 - 12:57 pm
Jenny, "most" is not "all" and the dial-up routers are quite obviously for those of us who DON'T have fibre optic broadband or any access to it.
Posted by Frank L Waters on July 13, 2011 - 06:26 pm
Have Compaq Presario Model 5700Fpc Ebernet plug in connection only! Windows 7 2GB 64bit 500GB.2GB DDR.I have only Telephone line via AT&T for Dialup. I need a router for connection to my ISP, American Online. Can you help. Information. price, etc. Letter with picture hookup in postal mailing. Thank you FLW
Posted by jenny on July 13, 2011 - 03:32 am
but i dont understand the need for dial up routers when most people have fibre optic broadband these days? - Jenny, Estetica Dentist Surrey
Posted by Andres Monteverde on July 05, 2011 - 08:16 am
Are this products tp-link ? where can i buy the GAC-100 in Venezuela...?