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PBX Support
Globalstar GSP2900 and FAU200 phones have been interfaced to many PBX systems. In most Read the rest of this entry »
Loop Start (no ground start) for GSP-2900 and FAU200
There are two types of signaling – ground start and loop start — commonly used to Read the rest of this entry »
GSP-1700 USB interface and Windows INF File
GSP-1720 (SDVM) Audio Specifications
The GSP-1720 audio system is designed to support Voice Calls. The audio system is designed to function in a near field application such as a headset or a handset.
Audio levels at the 22-pin connector are as follows:
Audio OUT
- Output impedance = 10 ohms, intended to drive a 16 ohms load
- Freq response = 300 Hz to 3300 Hz
- Output power = 8 mW into 16 ohm full scale out with VDD 2.5 V-2.7 V
- Power Supply rejection ratio = 45 dB
Audio IN
- Input Impedance = 35 Kohms
- Freq response = 300 Hz to 3300 Hz
- Max Input Voltage = 64.5 Vrms
GSP-1620 Integrator’s Reference Manual
Click HERE to download the GSP-1620 Integrator’s Reference Manual
Qualcomm Commands for AT+MS and AT+CFG
The Qualcomm AT command set includes the commands AT+MS and AT+CFG. These commands offer the ability to customize the behavior of the Globalstar Gateway modems so that they are more compatible with Read the rest of this entry »
GSP-2900 Regulatory Approvals
The GSP-2900, GSP-2800 and GSP-2400 are different packaging variations of the same radio product. For this family of products, the regulatory approval documents can be found HERE. Read the rest of this entry »
GSP-2900 UTDM PST Cable Pinout
The cable pinout for the GSP-2900 UTDM PST cable is provided HERE.
Extreme Maritime Enclosures – Dimensions
The ENCL-GCK-009a Extreme Maritime Enclosure can be used for any low profile Globalstar antenna. This includes antennae for the following Globalstar products Read the rest of this entry »
Fixed Phone Registration Controller (RGBST03)
The RGBST03 registration controller keeps the Globalstar Fixed Phone (GFP) from going to sleep, thereby providing maximum Read the rest of this entry »