Thrane & Thrane TT3080-A

Features

GAN features a small mobile satellite terminal, about the size of a laptop computer and weighing just 7 kg, to connect users to Inmarsat's Global Area Network (GAN). The service provides high-speed data and high-quality voice connectivity on a global scale. Combining portability with the latest in encryption technology, GAN provides the bandwidth and security that today's users demand, offering the ideal solution for a broad range of customers.

• Secure Inter-Working Function (SIWF) protocol, to ensure the highest level of protection.
• Supports high-speed data applications, such as internet access and e-mail, G3/G4 fax, large file transfers, video conferencing, and high resolution image transfer
• Supports other applications, including remote diagnostics, remote monitoring and telemedicine
• Offers satellite coverage worldwide, across all major land masses, with the exception of the extreme polar regions

As part of Inmarsat's satellite repositioning and network optimizaton program, the Global Area Network (GAN) service has been transferred to the Inmarsat-3 (I-3) F4 satellite in the Atlantic Ocean Region West (AOR-W), where it is offered as a spot beam service only. As a result, all GAN voice and data services are no longer available in the Antarctic Peninsular. Any users in this area should contact RSSI about migrating to Inmarsat BGAN.