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Datalink Systems Inc.Datalink Systems Inc. has been developing wireless IP packet data Communications Software for more than ten years! This presentat

MobiusMobius, developed by Datalink Systems Inc. is a “windows” based software program for mobile laptops or ruggedized tablets. Mobius and DataNET ca

NEXEDGE plus Wi-FiDatalink has developed a WiFi link which will allow two-way text messages and Emails to be sent/received by an Ipod Touch or Ipad l

NX-200/300 with Wi-FiDatalink’s WiLink Wi-Fi dongle allows for a wide range of compatible Wi-Fi enabled PDAs and Smart terminals such as Ipod touch to

More about DatalinkDatalink Systems Inc., has been developing hardware and software for over 10 years. The company is small, however well respected f

Our software is available free for evaluation purposes. For a live demonstration and more information contact:Datalink Systems Inc.1-760-309-2251Emai

Kenwood Mobile Radiosand DataNETDataNET integrates NX radios with a range of data terminals and computers

DataNET by Datalink Systems Inc.DataNET is a complete “end to end” software solution designed to integrate with a range of 3rd. Party Hardware product

DataHOSTby Datalink Systems Inc.DataHost is the optional “client” program that resides on the customer’s computers, providing extensive tracking and

Kenwood NexEdge and FleetSync DataNET uses the Kenwood NEXEDGEradios and NXR repeaters and Datalink's DataGate IP router to route two-way data p

Third Party hardwarefor Kenwood NX700/800 radiosDataNET allows a choice of third party terminals to be connected to the RS-232 serial data connector o

Multi-network add-on terminaladds Iridium Satellite and/or GSM networks to Kenwood NX700/800 radios with auto-switching when UHF/VHF network is lost.h

iMDT-2000 messaging terminalThe iMDT-2000 is a low cost yet very adaptable mobile terminal which can deliver two-way text messaging, GPS location repo

GARMIN NUVI two-way messaging and routingIn the transportation of freight, time is money! Drivers getting lost on route costs both time and fuel, and