The Parani-MSP1000 series from Sena Technologies is a Bluetooth access point product line designed to manage up to 28 Bluetooth devices over a 10/100 Base-T Ethernet network. The devices incorporate a Bluetooth 2.0 protocol stack with enhanced data rate (EDR) support, and transmit data from each Bluetooth terminal to a management station via TCP/IP.
The product line supports profiles including Serial port, LAN access, PAN and FTP profiles to keep Bluetooth devices interoperating smoothly and easily. Serial Port Profile enables Bluetooth support for serial data connections. LAN access profile provides network access and PAN profile allows Bluetooth units to participate in a personal area network.
For secure data communication between a Bluetooth device and remote PC hosts, SSL/TLS encryption and IP filtering features are provided. The Parani-MSP1000 runs on an embedded Linux operating system, and facilitates user customisation using Python scripts.
Nominal transmission range is 150 metres and can be extended up to 1000 metres using an optional patch antenna. Management and configuration utilities include Telnet, SSH and Web access. The unit comes with LED indicators for power, status, error, and RJ45 connections.
The unit is designed for large-scale wireless installations, especially in the areas of retail/POS, industrial, medical and banking sectors, which are traditionally fitted with serial connections. In industrial applications, the Parani-MSP1000 connects devices such as sensors, instruments, actuators and other industrial equipment to wireless Bluetooth communications.
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