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Mimomax Pyxis

Sharing common features and interfaces with our high spec Tornado radio, Pyxis has been designed to operate either as a stand-alone radio or to be deployed alongside Tornado as a Tier II endpoint in a multi-tier network. Offering network auto discovery for fast deployment and utilizing sophisticated data compression techniques to optimize data throughput in narrowband channels.

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Mimomax Pyxis Overview

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Features Included

Network auto-discovery and LED diagnostics for fast and simple deployment

Dual serial ports, a GPIO port, Power over Ethernet and wide input power range (from 10.5-60 volts)

Data acceleration via sophisticated data compression techniques to increase bandwidth

Mimomax's Media Access Control for priority scheduling plus random access for remotes to minimize unnecessary polling

Sophisticated Network Management incorporating Over-the-air programming, Fault Management, Configuration, Administration performance and Security

Lower total cost of ownership when integrated into field area networks

Case Studies

Engineering a Robust Field Area Network for Critical Industry Infrastructure

Servicing over a million end-users in an approximately 2900 square mile area, Salt River Project is one of the USA’s

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Industries we work in

Our robust communication solutions are deployed across the globe in point-to-point and point-to-multipoint configurations to support industrial infrastructure for Utility, Oil and Mining companies and to provide linking for Public Safety and Transport organisations.

Utility

Public Safety

Transport

Oil & Mining

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