Bluegiga's successful access server product family has taken a step forward with the release of the new Access Point 3201 (AP3201) product family. The device enables reliable and secure Bluetooth wireless connectivity between devices and networks.
The AP3201 utilises Bluegiga's iWRAP Bluetooth software platform together with Bluegiga's Linux distribution, enabling integrators and developers to adapt the device simply into any Bluetooth networking application. It is also capable of utilising Bluegiga Solution Manager (BSM) software, enabling network managers and administrators to manage, configure and monitor access points remotely. This makes the installation and management of medium and large scale systems affordable.
The module is powered with Bluegiga's WT11 Bluetooth 2.0/2.1+EDR module that enables more than 200 metres connection range. It can be configured with software settings for smaller radio coverage for optimum networking topologies and performance. The access point has built-in Ethernet interface for Internet connectivity and USB connector for extending the device with extra memory, 3GSM/GPRS or Wi-Fi USB dongles.
The AP3201 is available in four different versions: integrated antenna, external antenna, OEM version without the housing, and custom versions for different software parameters. The device is targeted at Bluetooth medical and healthcare applications, Bluetooth marketing, point-of-sale, logistics systems, and audio applications.
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