Standalone modems

Many devices still use standalone analogue PSTN modems – and these can cost-effectively be replaced by cellular modems.  Without application changes, the system will operate in circuit switched data mode i.e. when data is to be transmitted, the modem will dial a phone number, expecting to communicate with another dial up modem.  This is a slow and expensive solution that ultimately offers little operational benefit.

However, a GPRS modem can offer a more effective option for communication with a remote host. When the modem detects there is serial data to be transmitted, a GPRS connection is used to transfer the data.  This is far more cost-effective and far faster.  If inbound connections are required, Eseye's unique Fixed IP solution can be used to ensure a connection is always available.

So cutting the cost of rarely used, dedicated telephone lines can be thing of the past using Eseye's solutions.