> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
> connects to ADSL router.
...
> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my
> Ethernet board to this 4G router.
> Do you know of something similar?
> pozz <pozzugno@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
>> connects to ADSL router.
>>
>> I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the Ethernet
>> adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is too high for us.
>>
>> So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router, but
>> has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products available
>> on the market.
>>
>> However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many reasons:
>> better customer impression and the possibility to supply the router when
>> the mains is absent (my product has an internal battery as a secondary
>> power source).
>>
>> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
>> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my Ethernet
>> board to this 4G router.
>> Do you know of something similar?
>>
>> How difficult is to design this?
>
> something like this?
> https://www.pcengines.ch/apu3c2.htm
Thanks for suggestions, but I was searching something much smaller.
Reply by Jack●October 17, 20192019-10-17
pozz <pozzugno@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
> connects to ADSL router.
>
> I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the Ethernet
> adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is too high for us.
>
> So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router, but
> has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products available
> on the market.
>
> However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many reasons:
> better customer impression and the possibility to supply the router when
> the mains is absent (my product has an internal battery as a secondary
> power source).
>
> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my Ethernet
> board to this 4G router.
> Do you know of something similar?
>
> How difficult is to design this?
something like this?
https://www.pcengines.ch/apu3c2.htm
bye Jack
--
Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
Reply by pozz●October 11, 20192019-10-11
Il 10/10/2019 00:49, A.P.Richelieu ha scritto:
> Den 2019-10-08 kl. 12:44, skrev pozz:
>> Il 08/10/2019 12:24, Dimiter_Popoff ha scritto:
>>> On 10/8/2019 12:10, pozz wrote:
>>>> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
>>>> connects to ADSL router.
>>>>
>>>> I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the
>>>> Ethernet adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is
>>>> too high for us.
>>>>
>>>> So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router,
>>>> but has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products
>>>> available on the market.
>>>>
>>>> However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many
>>>> reasons: better customer impression and the possibility to supply
>>>> the router when the mains is absent (my product has an internal
>>>> battery as a secondary power source).
>>>>
>>>> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
>>>> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my
>>>> Ethernet board to this 4G router.
>>>> Do you know of something similar?
>>>>
>>>> How difficult is to design this?
>>>
>>> Be glad if you find one which will allow you to do PPP... Good luck.
>>
>> No, I'm searching a board with a "full" router OS that features a DHCP
>> server (so my Ethernet board receive automagically an IP address) and
>> will route all incoming packets from 4G connection to the Ethernet
>> port and viceversa.
>>
>> The router OS should try to keep the 4G connection active all the time
>> with the mobile operator.
>>
>> The goal is to avoid changing the firmware on my Ethernet board.
>
>
> Check out
> https://www.digi.com/products/networking/cellular-routers/industrial
>
> Not a board, but a box which looks promising.
Yes, it could be good. Unfortunately the power supply seems only 5Vdc
Reply by A.P.Richelieu●October 9, 20192019-10-09
Den 2019-10-08 kl. 12:44, skrev pozz:
> Il 08/10/2019 12:24, Dimiter_Popoff ha scritto:
>> On 10/8/2019 12:10, pozz wrote:
>>> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
>>> connects to ADSL router.
>>>
>>> I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the
>>> Ethernet adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is too
>>> high for us.
>>>
>>> So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router,
>>> but has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products
>>> available on the market.
>>>
>>> However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many reasons:
>>> better customer impression and the possibility to supply the router
>>> when the mains is absent (my product has an internal battery as a
>>> secondary power source).
>>>
>>> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
>>> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my
>>> Ethernet board to this 4G router.
>>> Do you know of something similar?
>>>
>>> How difficult is to design this?
>>
>> Be glad if you find one which will allow you to do PPP... Good luck.
>
> No, I'm searching a board with a "full" router OS that features a DHCP
> server (so my Ethernet board receive automagically an IP address) and
> will route all incoming packets from 4G connection to the Ethernet port
> and viceversa.
>
> The router OS should try to keep the 4G connection active all the time
> with the mobile operator.
>
> The goal is to avoid changing the firmware on my Ethernet board.
> No, I'm searching a board with a "full" router OS that features a DHCP
> server (so my Ethernet board receive automagically an IP address) and
> will route all incoming packets from 4G connection to the Ethernet port
> and viceversa.
>
> The router OS should try to keep the 4G connection active all the time
> with the mobile operator.
>
> The goal is to avoid changing the firmware on my Ethernet board.
> On 10/8/2019 12:10, pozz wrote:
>> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
>> connects to ADSL router.
>>
>> I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the Ethernet
>> adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is too high for us.
>>
>> So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router,
>> but has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products
>> available on the market.
>>
>> However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many reasons:
>> better customer impression and the possibility to supply the router
>> when the mains is absent (my product has an internal battery as a
>> secondary power source).
>>
>> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
>> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my
>> Ethernet board to this 4G router.
>> Do you know of something similar?
>>
>> How difficult is to design this?
>
> Be glad if you find one which will allow you to do PPP... Good luck.
No, I'm searching a board with a "full" router OS that features a DHCP
server (so my Ethernet board receive automagically an IP address) and
will route all incoming packets from 4G connection to the Ethernet port
and viceversa.
The router OS should try to keep the 4G connection active all the time
with the mobile operator.
The goal is to avoid changing the firmware on my Ethernet board.
Reply by Dimiter_Popoff●October 8, 20192019-10-08
On 10/8/2019 12:10, pozz wrote:
> I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
> connects to ADSL router.
>
> I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the Ethernet
> adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is too high for us.
>
> So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router, but
> has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products available
> on the market.
>
> However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many reasons:
> better customer impression and the possibility to supply the router when
> the mains is absent (my product has an internal battery as a secondary
> power source).
>
> So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
> holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my Ethernet
> board to this 4G router.
> Do you know of something similar?
>
> How difficult is to design this?
Be glad if you find one which will allow you to do PPP... Good luck.
Dimiter
Reply by pozz●October 8, 20192019-10-08
I have a device with an Ethernet connection that the user usually
connects to ADSL router.
I'd like to offert a 4G connectivity too. I could replace the Ethernet
adapter board with a 4G adapter board, but the effort is too high for us.
So I'm thinking to use a 4G router, that is similar to ADSL router, but
has a 4G modem instead of ADSL model. There are many products available
on the market.
However I'd like to embed a 4G router in my product for many reasons:
better customer impression and the possibility to supply the router when
the mains is absent (my product has an internal battery as a secondary
power source).
So I'm searching for a small embeddable board that features a SIM
holder, a 4G modem and 1 or 2 Ethernet ports. I will connect my Ethernet
board to this 4G router.
Do you know of something similar?
How difficult is to design this?