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Nexis is designed specifically for the requirements of fleet and vehicle applications.

Nexis supports a wide range of wireless network architectures from a variety of vendors, and as such is ideally suited to provide the gateway between a sites wireless communications solution and the vehicles on-board systems.

FEATURES

Primary WLAN radio with options for 802.11bg (2.4GHz @ 600mW), 802.11a (5GHz @ 600mW), 900MHz (@ 700mW) and other licensed frequency bands including 3GHz and 4.9GHz (@ 400mW-700mW), all at 54Mbps. An option for 802.11n, operating at up to 300Mbps,will be available later in the year. The radio module is field upgradeable to provide a minimal cost upgrade path as technologies change.
Full support for all WLAN security algorithms ensure the highest levels of security are available.
Secondary radio slot supporting a 3G/GSM radio modem, a second WLAN radio or a WiMAX radio. Most installations will utilise the 3G / GSM modem option to provide seamless roaming between on-site and off-site, as well as remote access (if enabled) for applications such as remote monitoring, vehicle diagnostics and support if required.
Integrated GPS, with optional high precision / Glonass upgrade, including support for IP-based GPS corrections (with priority delivery via native mesh support) or other RF-based corrections (eg. via VHF/UHF radio). Support for GPS augmentation systems (eg. Novariant, Locata, etc) is also available.
Integrated accelerometer / tilt sensor (with future software upgrade to provide inertial assistance for GPS augmentation.
Support for Nexis PAMS solution providing a state of the art personnel tracking, man-down monitoring and proximity detection solution.
Optional, integrated VoIP server to ensure VoIP calls can be made directly between vehicles even in the absence of any connectivity to the backbone and/or central (corporate) VoIP servers. This allows operators to communicate with each other using the peer-to-peer capabilities of the mesh, with no reliance backbone connectivity.