Gemtek Network & Wireless Cards Driver Download

AMSTERDAM and SOEST -- Mobilander, a leading Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) in the Netherlands, has closed a contract with Gemtek Systems for the deployment of access points, gateways and power-over-ethernet components. Mobilander uses Gemtek Systems carrier-grade solutions to continue the roll out of a public WLAN (802.11b) network in major public places across 5 towns (Amsterdam, Groningen, Delft, Enschede and Eindhoven) in the Netherlands.

Gemtek Network & Wireless Cards Driver Download
Gemtek Network & Wireless Cards Driver Downloads

Gemtek Network & Wireless Cards Driver download

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Outdoor Gateway. 64-channels Outdoor Gateway. Femto Indoor Gateway. Adaptative Modules. L-gateway: An outdoor, low-cost gateway. KONA Mega IoT Gateway: highly scalable, multiple Rx/Tx antennas, built-in bandpass filters, geolocation. KONA Macro IoT Gateway: 64 channel outdoor LoRa gateway.
Gemtek Technology expects to start trial delivery to Motorola in June. It predicts that the delivery will reach one million units within one year. Since the beginning of 2002, Gemtek Technology has engaged in the development of international makers for its wireless local area network products, thus avoiding focusing on the retail market.

The project encompasses the rollout of a wireless public infrastructure that serves multiple user groups. Similarly to wired networks VPN (Virtual Private Network) solutions, each closed user group will enjoy the highest level of security as the entire wireless broadband access network has been designed to meet the most stringent security requirements. To fulfil these requirements and in accordance to Wi-Fi standards, Gemtek Systems infrastructure for Mobilander deploys 802.1x authentication and secure transit of data traffic. These measures however, do not imply any added complexity to the end user access experience. In fact customers will still enjoy a seamless and user friendly access capability when using Mobilander's network.
The use of most conventional, enterprise hotspot components did not result in a compliance with the specific security requirements, Gemtek Systems total solutions do. As such Mobilander decided to use the all-encompassing solutions from Gemtek Systems, as these components proved their high flexibility and functionality and have been customised to fit the special requirements of this ambitious project.

Pieter van Hoogstraten, Mobilander's CEO: 'Mobilander is well underway to deploy a major public wireless broadband infrastructure in the Netherlands. Part of this strategy is the rollout of a network for multiple user groups. Gemtek Systems proved to be a great help in the challenges we met in the design phase and we are very satisfied to have them as our leading supplier in this area.'
'The complexity of the Mobilander roll-out has been challenging and exciting from the inception of this project. With our carrier-grade total solutions for public access we have successfully demonstrated our competitiveness and strong capability to deliver wireless infrastructure that carriers can rely upon to provide value adding services' says Massimo Fatato, President and CEO for Gemtek Systems Europe.

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This documentation page applies to the legacy Things Network Stack V2. Documentation for The Things Stack V3 is available here

Gateways
Running a gateway
- Where to start
Hardware

This is a list of commercial LoRaWAN gateways currently available for purchase. If you notice one isn’t listed, add it to our documentation!

The Things Indoor Gateway

The Things Indoor Gateway: A fully compliant, ultra low-cost, 8 channel LoRaWAN gateway, with WiFi as the backhaul.

Open Source

SX1301 and SX125X LoRa Gateway / Concentrator: A Real opensource LoRa Gateway using SX1301/SX1308 and SX1255/SX1257.

Laird - RG1xx

Laird RG1xx Series: A cost effective 868 / 915MHz LoRa Gateway with dual band Wi-Fi, Ethernet and BT capabilities. Includes integrated presets for simple, one click configuration for The Things Network.

The Things Network Gateway

The Things Gateway: At a price of €300 and with its easy web-based setup, it is the best choice to help build The Things Network.

Kerlink

Kerlink IoT Station: The Kerlink IoT Station was one of the first commercially available gateways, running a Linux OS. Although the software is outdated and will required a trained engineer, it is a suitable industrial solution. Our documentation explains how to connect it to The Things Network.
Kerlink iBTS: The Kerlink iBTS is the successor of the IoT Station. Its hardware and software offer multi-antenna setups, giving more precise device data.

Multitech

Multitech Conduit: The Multitech Conduit offers a very good price/quality compromise. It has recent software, with multiple programmation interface (SDK, Python environment…). It comes in multiple models: AEP, mLinux, cellular…
Multitech Conduit Access Point: The Access Point is the smaller sibling of the Multitech Conduit. It uses the same hardware components as the Conduit, but offers an SPI interface to the LoRa concentrator, whereas the Conduit interfaced through USB.

Lorrier

Lorrier LR2 is a fully outdoor device intended to establish a wide coverage network by telecommunications operators and local network by individuals or IoT connectivity service providers. Our documentation explains how to connect it to The Things Network.

Lorix

LORIX One: The Lorix One is an affordable, Swiss-made LoRa gateway. Although we haven’t tested it yet, it seems to offer a performant operating system.

Lorank

Lorank 8: The device is built upon the radio board of IMST and the open source hardware BeagleBone Black.

AAEON AIOT-ILRA01

Aaeon UP: The AAEON AIOT-ILRA01 is a powerful gateway, running Debian on an AMD64 processor. It’s ideal to run a packet forwarder, and applications on the same machine.

Cisco LoRaWAN Gateway

The Cisco LoRaWAN Gateway is carrier-grade solution suitable for users who have experience with Cisco software, and that are looking for an industrial-grade LoRaWAN gateway. It supports 16 channels, as well as geolocation.

Gemtek

Outdoor Gateway
64-channels Outdoor Gateway
Femto Indoor Gateway

Adaptative Modules

L-gateway: An outdoor, low-cost gateway.

Tektelic

KONA Mega IoT Gateway: highly scalable, multiple Rx/Tx antennas, built-in bandpass filters, geolocation.
KONA Macro IoT Gateway: 64 channel outdoor LoRa gateway.
KONA Micro IoT Gateway: internal 3G/4G modem and a built-in four hour battery backup.
KONA Pico IoT Gateway: easy-to-configure gateway, advertised as a plug-and-play pico gateway.

Link Labs

LL-BST-8

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