ASE DK075 Iridium 9555 Satellite Docking Station

ASE DK075 POTS Docking Station

The inability of getting a satellite phone to work inside a building, a car, or a vessel is overcome by ASE's whole line of Iridium docking stations including the ASE DK075 Iridium 9555 Satellite Docking Station.

The ASE DK075 Iridium 9555 Satellite Docking Station is an improved docking station. Its elegant design makes it a popular choice for executive offices and the bridge of a luxury boat, but it also works well in a remote control room. In terms of use and function, the Docking Station is unique. The DK075 is low-maintenance and works right out of the box, with no need for quick firmware changes, lowering running costs. It is unlikely that the Docking Station's stable firmware will ever need to be reinstalled.

The DK075 does an excellent job of bringing the Iridium network inside your building and connecting to any RJ11 analog phone. The Iridium 9555 fits snugly and neatly into the DK075 and connects to the gold antenna connector before being routed to a TNC connector so that your coax cable can reach the antenna. The 9555 Phone is mechanically captured and electrical connections to the phone's base connector are provided by a very positive rotating lock. This connection keeps the Iridium 9555 fully charged for use within the premises or when employees leave the building to take the phone from the docking station and stay connected anywhere on the planet.

The USB connector is "Pass-through," which means you can connect to a "back-up" email service or other specialized apps without any problems. Check out our selection of passive and powered (active) antennas that work well with the DK075.

Features

• Connection to any RJ11 Analog Phone
• Secure Rotational Capture Mechanism
• Charges the Iridium 9555 to full at all times
• Bright, Large Diagnostic Indicators
• Pass-through USB Connector to 9555 Phone
• Stable Firmware-Minimal (or no) Upgrades needed
• Use with Passive or Active Antennas (check cable distance)
• Can be programmed for “Health” monitoring

Who Is This For?

• Energy Grid Managers
• Finance Organizations
• Hospital Continuity Coordinators
• Multi-National Manufacturers
• Oil and Gas Companies
• Pipeline Managers
• Embassies
• First Responders
• NGOs
• Remote Organizations
• Police and Firefighters
• Governments-Local and National
• Maritime Vessels