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September 20, 2010

Digital Angel Signs Agreement with CINTERION


Digital Angel, a specialized distributor of machine-to machine “M2M” equipment and complex tasks for GSM networks, has recently signed the cooperation agreement with Cinterion, formerly known as Siemens (News - Alert) Wireless Module, becoming an official partner of Cinterion.

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The agreement was formed to increase awareness in the corporate wireless market for M2M solutions which are offered by Digital Angel, based on Cinterion’s (News - Alert) wireless modules. The parties have reached an agreement to establish joint marketing communication activities, to reach the joint targets.

Cinterion Wireless (News - Alert) Modules, a manufacturer of GSM-based machine-to-machine communication devices, provides modules and terminals in the wireless standards GSM/GPRS/UMTS and HSDPA.

Cinterion is a supplier of wireless modules for the cellular M2M communication. It brings together the industry's foremost experts in the M2M technology with a rich heritage of innovative product development, and an unparalleled list of first-to-market modules from GPRS to EDGE and HSDPA.

Digital Angel, operating through the multi-branched dealer networks for more than six years, offers the M2MGate Solution a universal telemetry platform for machine-to-machine communications. Powered by Cinterion's intelligent GSM-modems, the M2MGate Solution platform uses on-board Java support, which ensures highly economical and a quick realization of telemetry tasks such as remote data collection and management of the customer’s distributed equipment network through the GSM network.

The M2MGate EnergyMeter, the communicative M2M component consisting of complex hardware and software equipment controlled and audited by a central system of electrical power, has replaced the outdated technologies of data transfer by wire lines with a modern, safe and inexpensive technology, remote controlled by the GPRS channel.

Based on Cinterion’s TC65i GSM-module along with Java support, it operates together with GPRS-modems, and ensures information exchange between the energy recording devices through the RS-485 interface. The data is then transferred by a safe protocol inside GPRS-channel with automatic communication reservation by CSD.

Up to 60,000 simultaneously connected devices can now be supported by the M2MGate EnergyMeter server application. This considerably reduces the interrogation time of all the devices.


Carolyn John is a Contributor to TMCnet. To read more of her articles, please columnist page.
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