The 9522A L-Band Transceiver with GPS is a product developed by NAL Research Corporation consisting of the integration and combination of a 9522 L-Band Transceiver with a GPS receiver.

The 9522A Daytona LBT is intended for incorporation into a final Iridium subscriber product that would supply power, provide an antenna, and provide user interface components such as keypad, display, microphone, and speaker. Data applications are also supported through an RS-232 serial interface. The 9522A uses the DPL bus for digital voice communications.

The 9601 SBD Transceiver Kit combines the global coverage of the Iridium satellite constellation with the low latency of the Iridium Short Burst Data Service (SBD) in a small, low-cost transceiver design. This unit is smaller, lighter, draws less power and costs less than other satellite transceivers.

The RST030 provides an integrated intelligent voice, data and tracking solution using the RST100 Beam communication terminals. The interface also supports the Ship Security Alert System (SSAS) and enables anyone to easily and covertly transmit an emergency distress signal to the ship owner and any nominated Authority.

The Beam Data Module provides remote environments with reliable Data / SCADA communications access via the Iridium satellite network. The RST600 cable assembly presents a DB9 serial data socket to the user in order to gain access to the Iridium data services. The RST600 is suitable for compact, reliable fixed or mobile remote data communications. The Data Module can be easily deployed into various installations applications across many market segments. Suitable for accessing all Iridium data services.

The A3LA-DGS can send GPS data at a pre- programmed interval ranging from once every second to once every forty-five days. The interval can be changed remotely while the unit is in the field. GPS data are sent using dial-up, RUDICS, or SBD. There is an available serial port for communicating with an external device such as a DTE or a sensor. The A3LA-DGS can be software configured to operate as an A3LA-DG. The A3LA-DGS has been certified to MIL-STD-810F standards for temperature, humidity, altitude, rain, shock, sand, dust and salt fog.

The 9601-DGS is a pocket-size, low-cost, satellite tracker designed to operate with the Iridium network in SBD-only data mode. It is a stand-alone unit relying on an internal micro-controller/GPS receiver for operation.

The 9601-DGS can send either a standard or a 256-bit AES encrypted GPS report at a pre- programmed interval ranging from once every four seconds to once every forty-five days. The interval can be changed remotely while the unit is in the field. There is an available serial port that can be used to communicate with an external sensor or data terminal equipment (DTE) such as a PDA.