SS10 3G GSM Router

SS10 3G GSM Router: Professional Reliable Analogue to GSM Gateway

Transform your business communication with the SS10 3G GSM Router. This high-performance Fixed Cellular Terminal (Premicell) bridges the gap between your Analogue PBX or standard telephone and the mobile network, delivering massive savings on outgoing mobile calls.

Key Benefits & Commercial Advantages
    • Significant Cost Reduction: Utilize Least Cost Routing (LCR) to bypass expensive landline-to-mobile rates.
    • Seamless Integration: Connects directly to an analogue Trunk/CO line port on any PBX system via RJ11.
    • Crystal Clear Voice: Optimized for high-quality voice transmission over 3G (900/2100MHz) and 2G (900/1800MHz) bands.
 

Technical Specifications

Network Support 3G UMTS (900/2100 MHz) & 2G GSM (900/1800 MHz)
Interface Ports 1 x RJ11 (FXS), 1 x DB9 (Console), 1 x SMA (Antenna)
Power Input 12V DC / 500mA (AC adapter included)
SIM Slot Standard 1.8V / 3V SIM Card Interface
Special Features Caller ID Support, Periodic Reboot, CLI Restriction

How the SS10 3G GSM Router Connects Your Office

The SS10 acts as a virtual landline. By plugging your analogue phone or PBX trunk into the device, the router converts the signal to a mobile call. It is the ideal solution for temporary offices, construction sites, or established businesses looking to modernize infrastructure without replacing existing hardware.
SS10 3G GSM Router
The Solution Architecture The SS10 3G GSM Router acts as a “virtual telephone line” for the Tador gate station. Instead of running expensive cables from the farmhouse to the gate, the SS10 provides a dial tone via a SIM card.
    1. Hardware Connection:
        • Tador LINE port connects to the SS10 RJ11 port using a standard telephone cable.
        • Tador RELAY terminals connect to the Gate Motor’s Trigger (BT/TRG) inputs.
        • Both devices typically require a 12V DC power supply, which can often be pulled directly from the gate motor battery.
    1. How the System Operates:
        • Visitor Call: When a visitor presses the button on the Tador station, it “lifts the hook” on the SS10 and dials a pre-programmed mobile number (e.g., the farmer’s cell).
        • Remote Opening: The farmer answers the call, speaks to the visitor, and presses a DTMF key (typically “#” or a specific digit) on their mobile keypad to trigger the Tador’s relay and open the gate.
        • Farmer/Authorized Entry: For the farmer to open the gate themselves, they can simply dial the SIM number of the SS10. Depending on the
Key Components for the Farm Environment
    • SS10 3G GSM Router: Reliable in rural areas; supports external high-gain antennas to pick up weak signals from distant towers.
    • Tador Analogue Station: Anti-vandal, water-resistant, and built for outdoor durability.
1. Elevator & Lift Emergency Phones
  • Safety Compliance: Modern safety regulations (like EN 81-28) require elevators to have a functional emergency phone.
  • The SS10 3G GSM Router Solution: By connecting the elevator’s emergency phone to the SS10, you provide a reliable voice link that doesn’t rely on copper lines, which are increasingly unavailable or prone to theft.
2. SS10 3G GSM Router PBX Failover & Disaster Recovery
  • Primary Connectivity: Use it as the main trunk line for a small office PABX system where no landlines are installed.
  • Backup Link: In larger offices, the SS10 acts as a “fallback” line. If your primary fibre or VoIP service goes down, the PBX automatically switches to the SS10’s GSM line to keep the business reachable. Why Verified Proven Secure GSM Routers are Critical for Your Home Office
3. SS10 3G GSM Router Remote Monitoring & Industrial Telemetry  
     M2M Data: The SS10 can be used in “Fastest Dial-In Modem” mode (2G only) to remotely access legacy industrial equipment, such as water meters, solar PV solutions, or ultimate weather stations.
  • Alarm System Gateway: Older alarm panels that require a physical phone line to dial a monitoring centre can be connected to the SS10 to send alerts wirelessly.
4. SS10 3G GSM Router Cost-Saving (Least Cost Routing)
  • Landline to Mobile: For businesses making high volumes of calls to cell phones, routing those calls through an SS10 with a SIM card is significantly cheaper than calling from a standard landline.
  • Per-Second Billing: It allows businesses to take advantage of per-second mobile billing rather than the per-minute billing common on older PSTN lines.
5.  SS10 3G GSM Router Rural Connectivity
  • Rural Connectivity: For homes in remote areas without fibre or landline coverage, the SS10 allows the use of a standard cordless phone (like a Gigaset) for a “fixed” home phone experience using a mobile signal.
  • Portability: It is perfect for temporary sites like construction offices or mobile clinics where a permanent phone installation isn’t feasible.
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Configuration Tips
    • Programming: Program the Tador unit to dial your mobile number as its “Hotline” or “Speed Dial” destination.
    • Antenna Placement: On farms, mount the SS10 antenna as high as possible (e.g., on a pole) to ensure a stable 3G signal.
    • DTMF settings: Ensure the SS10 is set to “Transparent” or “RFC2833” mode for DTMF so that the Tador unit clearly hears the “Open Gate” command from your phone.