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► Wideye Saber 1 BGAN Terminal
► Li-Ion Battery
► Corded Analog Telephone Handset (RJ-11)
► AC/DC Power Adapter
► Weather resistant Ethernet and phone cables
► Power Cables (Euro, US, UK styles).
► User Manuals, Quickstart Guide, Software.
► Canvas Tote Bag (shown below). |
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| The Wideye Sabre box. |
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The 3.63 lb. Wideye Sabre is 10.2" x 7.67" x 2.28" and can easily fit in any laptop case. This BGAN terminal can uploads at a speed of 240 Kbps and receives up to 384 Kbps. |
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| The included 2-wire handset plugs directly into the Wideye Sabre port. Note that it does include a belt clip. Emergency calls can be made with no service plan. |
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The Display Screen of the Wideye Sabre has many options and a 4 key keypad for intuitive screens. The bar on the upper left side shows signal strength. |
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| From left to right, is the Wideye AC/DC power port, the on-off button (circular), the 2-wire phone port, and the Ethernet port for a laptop or wireless router. |
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The connectors at the end of the Ethernet and phone cables are formed to help protect from water or dust entering the port. |
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| The Wideye Sabre has a pivot for rotating and elevation to aid in easy pointing from most any surface. |
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Built into the Wideye Sabre is a compass and an elevation angle reading when tilting the unit. When GPS is acquired, elevation and compass displayed, both on the terminal display and on the BGAN launchpad software screen. |
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Least expensive BGAN terminal on the market.
