(1) Sable1 (produced by Addvalue Technologies)
The Sable1 is the first Japanese capable model for BGAN service.
Name | Sable1 (produced by Addvalue Technologies) |
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Size | 259 (W) mm x 195 (H) mm x 58 (D) mm |
Weight | 1.65kg (including battery) |
Continuous standby time | 36hours or less |
Continuous call time | 1hour or less (for data communication at 72kbps) |
IP data communication |
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ISDN communication | NA |
SMS [1] | Up to 640characters (only alphanumeric characters can be used/when accessing the web) |
Voice communication | 4kbps - standard quality mode (handset sold separately) |
Interface | LAN (RJ45), phone (RJ11), Bluetooth® [2] |
Price | 388,550 yen (tax included) |
(2) BGAN Explorer727 - for automobile installation (produced by Thrane & Thrane)
This is the first BGAN device that can be installed in an auto. Since the device has a satellite tracking function, phone calls and data communication are possible when the car is moving.
Name | Explorer727 (produced by Thrane & Thrane) |
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Size | body - 269mm (W) x 273mm (H) x 43mm (D); antenna - 477mm x 152mm |
Weight | body - 2.5kg (including battery); antenna - 6kg |
IP data communication |
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ISDN communication |
64kbps |
SMS [3] | Up to 160 characters (only alphanumeric characters |
Voice communication |
4kbs (standard quality mode); 3.1kHz audio (high quality mode) (handsets for both sold separately) |
Interface | LAN (RJ45), phone (RJ11), ISDN (RJ45) |
Price | 2,625,000 yen (tax included) |
Using three satellites, Inmarsat BGAN services are available anywhere on Earth. The first satellite was launched in March 2005 and the second one in September of the same year. With the launch of the third satellite, which covers the Pacific region, including Japan, on August 19, 2008, the service area was expanded to cover the whole Earth.
Service area through February 24, 2009
Service area from February 25, 2009