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Interface. See Appendix A.
4.3 Network requirements
Texecom Connect needs to be able to communicate with the outside world so that
push notifications can be sent to the users device; and so that commands from the
device can be sent to the system.
Wherever possible you should always use Ethernet as the primary connection, this
offers the most stable and reliable connection type. WiFi may be used as the
primary path and 4G should be used as secondary signal path in all dual path
configurations.
Note: Screened Ethernet cable should be used in all installations.
Where a physical connection is not possible then the SmartCom 4G offers the
facility to switch resiliently between available networks via the roaming eSIM.
Should a fault occur on one network it will switch to the next best available
network. During configuration you can use the "SmartCom 4G radio signal" screen
to check how many alternative networks are available. The page provides a
resilience checker that gives an indication as to whether there are enough
alternative network options available.
Complete connecting the panel to the Texecom Cloud service (Section 7) and then
use the 'SmartCom 4G radio signal' facility to improve antenna location.
The Refresh button can be used to test alternative locations for the antenna to
improve signal strength and the The Re-scan button is used to check additional
alternative networks (note a Re-scan will disconnect from the current connection).
Texecom also check the signal quality by measuring the response time of the
network regularly, this enables the SmartCom 4G to validate the current
connection regularly. If the response time of the network degrades substantially
then the SmartCom 4G will automatically compare the network options again and
re-select an alternative.
For WiFi you will need access to the end users site network SSID & password,
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