fig1 shows a perspective view of a fixed cellular communication device 20 ( see fig3 ) according to the present invention . as visible from the view of fig1 , the fixed cellular communication device 20 is adapted in a physical form of an ac wall adapter 10 which includes a phone jack 12 and an ethernet jack 14 . fig2 provides a rear view of the ac wall adapter 10 which essentially shows an ac plug , or ac input , 16 . a user may connect the ac wall adapter 10 into any ac outlet available . once the fixed cellular communication device 20 is connected and supplied with power , the user may use the various functions that are associated with the fixed cellular communication device 20 such as transmission of data over a cellular network including modem transmissions and gps data transmissions . the fixed cellular communication device 20 enables the user to use a mobile wireless rf transceiver 50 ( see fig5 ) or a fixed wireless rf communication device 30 ( see fig5 ) for transmission of data via the cellular network . one advantageous feature of the fixed cellular communication device 20 includes its ability to transmit data in formatted packets via the cellular network without the need for call origination . fig3 shows an overview block diagram of the fixed cellular communication device 20 according to the present invention . the components within the cellular communication device 20 include ethernet transceiver 29 , subscriber line interface circuitry 28 connected to an internal modem 27 , and a serial data port 26 . ethernet jack 14 , phone jack 12 , and serial port 26 provide hardware connections for various communication devices which may transmit and receive voice / data through the cellular communication device 20 . the subscriber line interface circuitry 28 provides a dial tone and loop voltage in order to simulate a pots line . accordingly , the subscriber line interface circuitry 28 may be used to transmit voice signals and data signals through the internal modem 27 . the ethernet transceiver 29 includes provisions for 10 base t , cat - 5 bi - directional data , which supports data services via a cellular network . other components shown in the block diagram of fig3 include : cellular transceiver 25 and antenna 25 a ; gps receiver 24 and antenna 24 a ; and secondary rf transceiver 23 and antenna 23 a . the secondary rf transceiver 23 provides a non - cellular communication link for point to point or point to multi - point communications with either fixed or mobile devices . the secondary rf transceiver 23 also utilizes received signal strength ( rssi ) to determine the distance from a mobile device . furthermore , the secondary rf transceiver provides a non - cellular communication link for the purpose of sending and receiving data initiated from another fixed or mobile device . the gps receiver 24 assists in the transmission of position or location data over the cellular network . the cellular transceiver 25 advantageously allows for the sending and receiving of data in the form of short data packets over a cellular network . the transmission of these packets of either voice or data information may be sent without the need for call origination on the cellular network . the fixed cellular communication device 20 also includes a switch mode power supply 21 which receives power through an ac input 16 , 120 vac 60 hz , and distributes voltage in three different modes as shown , 5 vdc , 3 . 3 vdc and 48 vdc . a microcontroller 22 controls the various components shown in the block diagram of the fixed cellular communication device 20 . in one embodiment , the microcontroller 22 is a model pic18f6620 microcontroller manufactured by microchip technology , inc ., of chandler , ariz . input and output functions are shown for the ethernet transceiver 29 , the modem 27 , the cellular transceiver 25 , the gps receiver 24 and the secondary rf transceiver 23 . control functions are also shown for those devices and the power supply 21 . fig4 shows a block diagram of a wireless rf communication device 30 . as noted , the wireless rf communication device 30 includes essentially all the components as depicted in the fixed cellular communication device 20 excluding a cellular transceiver . accordingly , the wireless rf communication device 30 includes a microcontroller 32 ; a secondary rf transceiver 33 and antenna 33 a ; a gps receiver 34 and antenna 34 a ; a serial port 36 ; a rj 11 phone jack 38 connected to an internal modem 37 ; an ethernet transceiver 39 ; and a switch mode power supply 31 . the wireless rf communication device 30 may transmit data via the secondary rf transceiver 33 to the fixed cellular communication device 20 via the secondary rf transceiver 23 . the ethernet jack 39 , phone jack 38 , and serial data port 36 provide a means for hardware to be connected to the wireless rf communication device 30 . wireless communications may be transmitted via the secondary rf transceiver 33 and gps receiver 34 . fig5 shows a block diagram of a mobile wireless rf transceiver 50 which includes a microcontroller 52 , a rf transceiver module 51 , a battery 54 and an antenna 51 a . the mobile wireless rf transceiver 50 may easily access a cellular network via the fixed cellular communication device 20 by transmitting non - cellular rf signals to the secondary rf transceiver 23 of the fixed cellular communication device . with the mobile wireless rf transceiver 50 , a user may access the cellular network via the fixed cellular communication device 20 as opposed to transmitting voice or data directly to a cellular base station ( not shown ). also , the mobile wireless rf transceiver 50 may advantageously transmit through the fixed wireless rf communication device 30 where data is relayed to the fixed cellular communication device 20 . the mobile wireless rf transceiver 50 includes a received signal strength measurement capability for the purpose of measuring distance between it and the fixed wireless rf communication device 30 or the fixed cellular communication device 20 . fig6 shows a system overview according to the present invention . as shown in the system overview , the fixed cellular communication device 20 transmits signals to a cell tower 60 in order to access a cellular network . shown and connected to the fixed cellular communication device 20 are a data device 43 and an analog data device 45 where the analog data device 45 is connected to the phone jack 28 and the data device 43 is connected the ethernet jack 29 . communications between the fixed wireless rf communication device 30 and the fixed cellular communication device 20 are achieved through antenna 33 a and antenna 23 a . the fixed cellular communication device 20 accesses the cellular network through the cell tower 60 . signals are transmitted from the fixed cellular communication device 20 through antenna 25 a to cell tower 60 . signals from the fixed wireless rf communication device 30 or the mobile wireless rf device 50 may be formatted and reformatted for subsequent transmission in the form of short data packets via the cellular network . the system enables the fixed cellular communication device 20 to translate data messages from one format to another . furthermore , the fixed cellular communication device 20 may be polled or queried via the cellular network . the fixed cellular communication device 20 may include a link mobile identification number ( min ) and an electronic serial number ( esn ) or an international mobile equipment identifier ( imei ). these identifying identifiers may be transmitted via the cellular network . furthermore , the fixed cellular communication device 20 may be accessed and programmed via the cellular network . the instant invention has been shown and described herein in what is considered to be the most practical and preferred embodiment . it is recognized , however that departures may be made therefrom within the scope of the invention and that obvious modifications will occur to a person skilled in the ant .