[Asterisk-Users] VoiceBlue GSM

[Jean-Michel Hiver]

ht at phonitel.com wrote:

>Hi,
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>>>That is interesting. What is the make and the model that you are
>>>referring to? Is there a website with more info?
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>As for the models, we sell them as OEM. You may contact me offlist if
>interested. Better priced and more powerful than existing devises out there.
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I am not interested in the immediate future (because I have gone with 
Quescom), but I might be in the future. It would be nice to have some 
reference document with the gateway capabilities and maybe some 
"magnitude" of pricing (you were saying $400, which I think is quite 
good already for single channel IP GSM gateway).

Also, are the antennas deportable? This kind of thing is crucial when 
you don't get good rx/tx within a building (mostly concrete and / or 
metal sheets for roofing where I live).


>Quescomm, are good but have drawback. 12 SIMs model you need to unscrew to
>change the SIMs.
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Your information must be outdated. There are plastic slots you can pull 
out by pressing a button with a pin or a pen. No need to unscrew 
anything. And the deportable antennas are just nice.

The only real problem I have with it is the choice of using windows NT 
embedded rather than a unix base, it makes working on the command line a 
real pain. Also the webby tools are just useless. I'd rather see a 
product with a good, solid unix based system and a set of useful, 
scriptable command line tools.

And if it was asterisk based, that would be like wow :)


>This is not very practical. I recommand other brands like
>Vierling, who are more practical in everyday life of a corporate grade carrier
>devise.
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Didn't know them either! I'll take a look...

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