What is SIM?

IC securely stores the service-subscribe key (IMSI)

Encrypted communication for protection

SIM cards are inserted in mobile devices

What is the Remote SIM?

Remote SIM separates SIM cards and mobile devices

SIM cards are now inserted in SIM Bank

SIM Emulators replaces SIM cards to communicate with mobile devices

Advantages of Remote SIM
Remote and Centralized Management of SIM cards 
Dynamic allocation of SIM cards 
No need to replace / recharge SIM cards on-site 
Hot swap of SIM Cards with no service interruptions 

Example: GoIP with Remote SIM support will no longer require on-site SIM Card replacement or recharge. Management of a group of GoIPs can be achieved remotely, efficiently, and cost-effectively.

PICTURES: 

Key Features

Storage array for 32 SIM cards 
Hot swap 
Standalone operation to support up to 32 independent SIM connections 
Free SIM Server for management of SIM Banks and SIM cards (> 10K SIM connections) 
DDNS 
Central management and secure storage of all SIM cards
Control and Supervision of your SIMs from your office
Flexible allocation of any SIM to any Gateway at any time
No local SIM cards need to be installed. Still, the gateways may have SIMs for backup purposes
Immediate control of all your SIM cards from your office
Easy and powerful web based management, Easy to configure convenience any time
Switch SIM cards between connected gateways, configuration via remote client
Save huge costs on technicians and traveling to the installation sites 

Support both On-board SIM slots and built-in Remote SIM Emulator
"PARK" to SIM Bank SMB32
"PARK" to SIM Server
SIM card reallocation without power interruption
4-Channel GoIP (GoIP4) available in August, 2011
8-Charnnel GoIP (GoIP8) available in October, 2011

Remote SIM Card Emulator:
Designed to work with most GSM devices with SIM card slots
Installed in the existing SIM card slots so that SIM cards are installed in SIM Bank SMB32
4-Port SIM Card Emulator available in Q4, 2011

SIM Server:
Free Server to manage SIM Banks and Remote SIM devices
Management of over 10K SIM cards
Re-allocation of SIM cards among Remote SIM devices
SIM territory concept
Programmable schedules for SIM card re-allocation
Seamless re-allocation without call interruptions 

SIM card standard
IP 
GSM11.11 3.3V 
TCP 
UDP 
HTTP 
ICMP 
DHCP CL & SRV 
NTP 
TFTP 
Tos 

Physical and Environmental
Operating temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) 
Weight:  1.2 kg (Including AC/DC Adapter)
Size:   220 mm (W) x   380 mm (L) x   85 mm (H)
Power: 12 Vdc 2A  (AC/DC adapter included). 
Warranty: one year

Usage:

 A:System architecture(Independent SIM Bank):

As shown in the above figure, several GoIP devices (up to 32 ways) be connected to the SMB32 through Internet. The SIM cards installed with the devices are all integrated to the SMB32 to be controlled and scheduled by the latter. (SIM Bank mode: server mode)

B.System architecture(through SIM Bank)

More than 10,000 SIM cards be collectively scheduled and managed via the SIM Server. The planned tasks are allocated by the SIM Server (SIM Bank mode: client mode)

C:Exchange logic(through SIM Bank)

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