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An Introduction to the
Mechanics of Wireless Data
This section will give a basic outline of the
mechanics working behind the various forms of Wireless
Data; Analog, Digital and Ositech's exclusive CellFlex
Dual Mode Data solution.
Typical Wireline Data
Connections
Wireline/Landline connections are setup
by dialing out using your laptop or desktop’s modem,
connected (via phone line) to the PSTN (Public Switched
Telephone Network), and then routed to your ISP (Internet
Service Provider) (see diagram below).
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• The Analog Modem Pool (within the
ISP) then completes the data connection and starts the
Internet session.
• Since the connection is only there for the
duration of the call it is referred to as a Switched
Virtual Connection.
Analog Cellular Data
Connections
Analog Cellular Data connections are
the same as Landline connections except that cellular
transmissions replace the landline connection to the PSTN
(see diagram below).
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• Analog Cellular Data connections use
the laptop’s modem to send data over any analog cellular
network.
• These connections increase the places you can
connect from, but cellular connections are slower than
landline connections.
• Analog Data coverage is widespread and available
in most geographic regions.
• Analog Cellular Data connections are Network
Independent. No support from the Cellular network is
required as the network is unaware of the nature of the
call; voice or data.
Digital Cellular Data
Connections
Digital Cellular Data connections are a Cellular
Network-dependant feature and will only work on Cellular
Networks supporting this type of connections. Unlike
Analog Cellular Data connections, a Digital Cellular Data
connection uses the virtual modem located in your cellular
phone to talk to a modem in the cellular network. It then
passes on to a cellular gateway where an analog modem
dials out the actual number for the ISP through the PSTN
network and the connection completes as in the analog
cellular connection above. (see diagram below).
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• Digital Cellular Data connections are
more reliable, more secure and can be faster than Analog
Data connections.
• Digital Data coverage is not as widespread as
Analog data, but covers most larger metropolitan areas.
CellFlex: 2 Cellular
Data Solutions In 1
This exclusive Technology from Ositech allows
connections to be made in both Analog and Digital coverage
areas by combining Analog and Digital connectivity in ONE
SOLUTION (see diagram below).
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| • Using your Dual Mode handset,
CellFlex provides BOTH Analog and Digital connection
solutions (see Coverage Map on following page).
• Expanded coverage allowing Wireless Connectivity in
your Home and Roaming network areas.
Wireless Data and
CellFlex
CellFlex makes optimum use of the connection abilities
in whatever area you find yourself, providing you with the
optimal Wireless Data Access at any time by combining
Analog and Digital connectivity in one.
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