Altware Pager Set

Altware Pager Set | Blackout Comms Set of 2 Main Description A pair of Altware Off-Grid Touchscreen Pagers, already configured as a cluster and ready to use. Compatible devices can be added to the cluster at any time. The pagers are ready to turn on and use with no setup needed. The pagers can communicate directly with one another instantly if within LoRa range (delayed if not in range). What's Included 2 Altware Touchscreen Pagers Altware Pager User Guide Features of the Pagers Designed for the best possible Blackout Comms performance Instant startup, no reliance on GPS for non-location features, easily enable/disable GPS on-the-fly for longer battery life Custom-built on demand Built using an in-house designed PCB with every component hand-soldered Configured as a private/encrypted group (cluster) In-house designed and printed PETG enclosures with a USA flag pattern on the back that glows green if other trusted devices are near, and flashes rapidly if there is a message Internal LoRa antenna Temp-compensated realtime clock for higher security, GPS independence, and instant startups DFRobot GNSS/GPS PETG enclosure SD cards included for ability to swap between devices (including future devices) WiFi capable - if configured with MQTT (advanced/experimental) Vibrate alerts Charge from a USB-C port Blackout Comms System Securely and privately send encrypted text messages and location data with others in the local area, even when no services are available. Designed to communicate in the absence of internet or cell service. In addition to text communication, allows secure sharing of GPS location between trusted individuals and links in a private cluster. Uses LoRa frequencies, advanced mesh algorithms, encryption, and other techniques. No service or internet required; communicates directly (and via mesh) through the air using encrypted RF signals across multiple LoRa frequencies. Allows local, secure, text communication, location awareness, and location sharing, with zero need for internet, cell towers, cell service, mobile phones/apps, WiFi, or any centralized/grid-based system. When devices are in range and a message is sent, communication is instant (happens in seconds). When out of range, messages are delivered as soon as a mesh path becomes available, similar to email. Messages are securely cached for up to 24 hours until delivery. All communications occur over LoRa frequencies with strong encryption and digital signatures. Messages are stored encrypted on an SD card. How It Works Devices communicate directly if within LoRa range. Out-of-range messages are relayed via mesh networks. Range depends on factors such as line-of-sight and device locations.