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Satellite phone and Cellular phones are wireless devices. They almost look alike. But the way they work is totally different. Cellular phones working method is cell based. That is why they are called cellular phones. The whole network area is divided into small areas. And in each area an antenna is installed. These are also called towers. When a cellular phone is moving, it keeps entering from one cell to another. When it crosses the border of one cell, the phone sends a signal to the MTSO (Mobile Telephone Switching Office). With the help of control channel the database of the MTSO relocates the phone in a new cell or area. The MTSO and Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) coordinate to handle cellular calls.
But in the contrary Satellite phones use Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) satellites. With the turning on of the satellite phone a signal goes up to the any number of satellites of a group with whom the phone is registered. When a person makes a call from the handset, a signal goes to the near by orbiting satellite. The satellite connects to the gateway or ground station. Then the gateway takes the call to the destination. The call can be directed to the landline, cellular phone or PSTN. Any of the landlines, cell phone or PSTN can also call a satellite phone. In the case of satellite phones the gateway takes care of calls not cells as in the case of cellular phones. If a satellite phone calls another satellite phone, the call reaches a ground station through a satellite. Then it goes up to the air to a satellite and then the call reaches the destination phone. So the gateway processes the switching of calls not the satellite.
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Like all new technology when it first reaches the market, early consumer satellite navigation devices were incredibly bulky, very expensive and more than a little unresponsive but today it is a very different story; many sat nav units are lightweight, respond much quicker and most importantly are far cheaper. In little more than five years sat nav directional units have gone from being an expensive luxury gadget owned by the privileged few, to a widely owned device that tops the car accessory popularity charts.
Sat nav devices are available for mounting on or incorporated into car dashboards, or as portable handheld devices. GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite navigation is now even integrated into smart phones, although the absence of a spoken voice to give directions means those devices can’t be used by drivers.
However, the widespread use of such GPS devices is making the use of printed maps redundant, as more and more people rely on sat nav devices to get them from A to B. It is predicted that, once motor manufacturers recover from the dire economic straits that they currently find themselves in, sat navs will be offered as a low-cost optional extra or even fitted as standard in many models. Indeed, already car manufacturers are talking about a possible deal which would see low-cost sat navs included with the car radio, whilst other major GPS manufacturers are likely to become more involved in providing units to motor manufacturers in future.
But while the first sat navs that came to market were quite expensive, in recent times the price of such devices has significantly reduced. Dependent upon how much of the world needs to be accessed and how many satellite navigation features need to be utilised, that type of unit is usually sufficient for the majority of UK drivers. Obviously, if you frequently travel throughout the world perhaps a top-price handheld sat nav device may be appropriate for you than a cheap sat nav unit.
But regardless of its sophistication, using a sat nav couldn’t be easier, especially the touch screen versions; even the biggest of technophobes can easily learn how to use them. Indeed, with clear voice instructions and easy destination programming being provided, for most people sat navs are even easier to understand than the traditional alternative of map reading.
If you haven’t got an in-car sat nav system yet it will only be a matter of time before you finally succumb, or alternatively you find it fitted as standard in the next vehicle you buy.
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1986 190E-Sat for a long time with no battery radio will not come on due to alarm-Solve?
190 sat for over 1 year with no battery connected, now the radio will not power up due to radio lock which disabilited it I imagine. Fuses are fine, and lost as what to do to get radio funcioning. Of course antenna does not raise up as it is controled by radio function.
I don't know the procedure, but you'll probably have to go to a dealer and ask them how to reset the anti theft feature...it's usually a number code you have to input to turn the feature off, GM's use it a lot on their cars...if you don't have the code, a dealer can tell you how...
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The first thing that struck me listening to Scott Aycock's sophomore release, Foxhole Radio, was a feeling of community and inclusiveness. Granted, that could have been a preconceived notion as I had already scanned the liner notes to find a who's who of the local music scene making guest appearance... By G.K. Hizer.
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