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Hughes HNS-9202 / Portable
The reliable and lightweight Hughes 9202 Land Portable Terminal
boasts a compact and sleek design. A budget-friendly and highly
attractive Class-2 portable terminal, the Hughes 9202 is ideal for
governments and NGOs, first responders, public safety and mobile
health care workers, and remote personnel in industries such as
utility, oil and gas, forestry, cable, and telecommunications.
Overview
Backpack to broadband
It's quick and easy to set up and use BGAN for voice calls, email, web-browsing and videoconferencing applications. This video illustrates a real-life set-up of a BGAN connection from the moment the terminal is taken out of a backpack.
The Hughes 9202 operates over the Inmarsat Broadband Global
Area Network (BGAN) satellite service and provides high-performance connectivity and reliability for the most demanding
users and extreme conditions.
Using the world's smallest Class-2 BGAN terminal, users can
connect at IP broadband speeds up to 464 kbps, as well as take
advantage of such features as built-in multi-user Wi-Fi access
and automatic context activation (ACA), including the ability to
transmit SMS messages via the integrated user interface (lUI)
without a connected laptop , PDA, or other user device.
Tech Specs
Features:
• Rugged and durable IP 55 rating
• Backlit LCD user display including four-button control
• Wi-Fi inside supporting multi-user access
• Two-line RJ11 for voice and fax
• Full ISDN support including Unrestricted Digital
Information (UDl)
• Advanced integrated user interface (lUI )
• Automatic Context Activation (ACA)
• XL-band ready Interfaces
• Ethernet connection (RJ45)
• ISDN connection (RJ45)
• Compass and audio tone to assist in antenna pointing
Dimensions:
8.5" x 8.5" x 1.8"
Weight: 3.3 lbs
Documentation
Hughes 9202 brochure
Accessories
Explorer 2-Wire Handset
The EXPLORER 2-wire handset is a standard
PSTN analogue telephone handset to be used
with the Thrane & Thrane EXPLORER terminals
or any other satellite terminal with an analogue
PSTN interface.
