Mobile communications for industrial applications - CERN
Mobile communications for industrial applications - CERN
Mobile communications for industrial applications - CERN
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Products <strong>for</strong> mobile <strong>communications</strong>MOBIC Internet padThe MOBIC (<strong>Mobile</strong> Industrial Communicator)as a mobile, industry-compatibleInternet pad permits location-independentaccess to central in<strong>for</strong>mation.Access to the data is possible via Webbrowsers, thin clients or applicationprograms.In this manner, in<strong>for</strong>mation e.g. fromthe intranet/Internet, can be displayed,and mobile recording of data is also possible.The mobile link is via a wireless LAN(IEEE802.11b) or GSM.In the case of the wireless LAN, MOBICcommunicates in the plant with wirelessLAN access points (e.g. RLMs) viathe PCMCIA card.The MOBIC has the following configuration:· A PCMCIA radio interface permits linkingto wireless local networks, e.g. tothe CP 1515 <strong>communications</strong> processor.· A second PCMCIA connection <strong>for</strong> aGSM module is available to makeMOBIC also appropriate <strong>for</strong> wirelessWANs.The PCMCIA connection is also suitable<strong>for</strong> I/O devices such as barcodereaders or memory expansion cards.· Windows CE Web browser and JavaVirtual Machine can be used <strong>for</strong> diallinginto the local intranet or also intothe World Wide Web in order to callin<strong>for</strong>mation such as process data,diagnostics data, circuit diagrams,building plans, working instructionsor product in<strong>for</strong>mation, or to pass ondata recorded locally.Fig. 9:MOBIC Internet pad8
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