You can set daily, weekly or monthly reports and you can choose which statistics you want to include.

Check out their setup guide here.

They also provide support for the hotspot part. You can read their IgniteNet HotspotSystem Setup Guide.

• $lat – current latitude
• $long – current longitude
• $vspd – vehicle speed in the format in km/h
• $fixt –  last GPS fix time in the format 1463041736000
• $sigs – mobile signal strength in dBm
• $oper – mobile network operator
• $cont – wireless wide area network type

These data will update the coordinates of the location (will be represented on the map), and you can also see other information on the device page in the Control Center.

We have updated our Mikrotik Installation guide to reflect the changes. If you still wish to set it up manually, you can do it with the old guide.

Now it is possible to turn on the “Simplified Login” feature, which only asks for a password from customers. It is available for locations with the Voucher & SMS Plans, or Hotspot PRO where you are not using the online payments.

You can turn it on from Modify Hotspot Data > Splash Page Settings.

Specifications:

• Dual SIM/USIM,  LTE/DC-HSPA+/HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS/GSM/GPRS/EDGE
• 4G LTE performance up to: 100 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink (CAT3)
• Automatic WAN failover and failback
• 4 Ethernet 10/100 LAN/WAN ports
• Wi-Fi® (802.11 b/g/n) supports up to 128 concurrent connections

Best thing about the hotspot part that it is officially supported by MultiTech.

You can find the MultiConnect rCell 500 Installation Guide here.

Please note that this is a Premium Feature so you are required to upgrade to Basic or Social plus to use this feature. It is included for all paid plans (PRO, Voucher, SMS) for free.

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Please tell us a little about the diner:

Offering a unique atmosphere, at the “La Prosciutteria” you find only the best Italian, and especially Tuscan, food and wine. High-quality homemade products are simply served on a wooden board or between two slices of bread.

Currently using Hotspot System’s pre-configured routers to provide wifi access at 4 out of 7 venues. The venues vary in size from 40 to 70 square meters (430 to 750 square feet).

Why did you need a managed internet service?

It was important for us to divide the traffic generated from the users from our main connection for a simple reason: since it’s a franchise network we all use the same music cloud service which needs a stable and dedicated connection. Now the customers have their network and the music service its own.

Were you able to use any of the extra features in addition to bandwidth shaping?

At the same time we can collect users mail to ask them for a tripadvisor review after a few days.
Another aspect, since everyone now owns a connected device, we can have an idea of the most crowded moment of the day or the week just studying the connection data.

Finally we discovered that users upload a lot of data (much more than the download): this means they share a lot, especially pictures which now we try to find and collect on the internet.

The restaurant is using our pre-configured TP Link router to provide the WiFi. This product is called Hotspot in a box and is used by those operators that don’t want to deal with technical details.

We offer various preconfigured routers, see the specifications page:  http://www.hotspotsystem.com/hotspot-in-a-box