The TRIAN System provides POTS telephone lines and an Ethernet connection for high speed Internet access over wireless transport. The system can be utilized in point-to-point or point-to-multipoint applications to provide toll quality voice, fax, and high speed Internet service.

Mounting options include a rack mount unit and a pole / wall mount weatherproof enclosure. Powering options include 12, 24, 48VDC, and 115VAC with battery backup. Various radios can be used as backhaul, with a wide range of throughputs and operating frequencies in the non-licensed ISM bands, as well as licensed 700 MHz and 2.6 GHz MMDS bands to meet almost any requirement.

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The ThinRoute Outdoor Residential Gateway (ORG) integrates all of the features and functions that carriers need for delivering voice and broadband data services to residential /SOHO customers. Designed from the ground up to work with wireless ethernet networks, the ORG is a battery backed gateway that provides two POTS lines, 10/100baseT ethernet WAN and LAN ports, and power (PoE) for the associated radio. The ORG mounts neatly on a wall of the premise or on a pole as far away as 300 feet. CLASS services are supported including Caller ID, Call Forwarding and Call Hold. Management and maintenance can be performed from anywhere in the network via a web browser interface or SNMP Element Management System.

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The DS3 is the highest capacity member of the 4000 Series, and operates in the 5.8GHz band only. The 4305 radios provide full duplex transparent transmission of a DS3 circuit. A pair of 75 ohm BNC female connectors are provided for DS3 IN and DS3 OUT connections. The 4305 radio supports M13 or C-bit parity mode, and only B8ZS line coding for the DS3 circuit. The Tracer DS3 can provide carrier class 99.999% reliability up to 15 miles with proper link engineering design.

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The TRACER®6000 Series of microwave radios provides license-free, scalable connectivity for service providers and corporate networks. These radios feature two modular network interface ports that can accommodate various combinations of T1,E1, and Ethernet option cards up to 8xT1/E1(16.384 Mbps). This flexibility provides customized TDM and packet solutions for voice and data applications in a single plat-form. The 6000 Series also maximizes flexibility and reduces installation costs by providing outdoor-mounted radio options. In installations with long distances between the antenna and user interface, equipment costs can be drastically reduced by mounting the outdoor unit (ODU) up to 600 feet (180meters) away from the indoor unit (IDU) using a single 1/2-inch coaxial cable. TRACER radios provide carrier class point-to-point connectivity up to thirty miles in either the 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz license-free ISM bands.

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WI-LAN VIP 110-24
Wi-LAN is an innovator in wireless data communications, specializing in high-speed Internet access, LAN/WAN extension, and broadband wireless access. The VIP 110-24 is an outdoor unit offering 8Mbps of effective throughput and patented wireless VINE technology to create an anypoint-to-multipoint system. The VINE technology and upstream and downstream antenna ports on every radio allow any unit to be configured as a root (base station), leaf (customer premise), or repeater node in the network. The repeater can also function as a customer premise unit, minimizing the cost of a repeater location. The ability to use a CPE location as a repeater for additional downstream subscribers offers a simple solution for overcoming line-of-sight problems.

Built-in data scrambling disguises the data traveling across the wireless link for guaranteed security. The Ethernet connection is a RJ-45 jack on the indoor power inserter that powers the outdoor radio through the Cat 5 data cable. Each radio can be configured for different min/max throughputs, limiting the bandwidth a particular subscriber can use, and allowing tiered service plans/rates to be offered.

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The Canopy wireless broadband system allows you to leverage powerful radio technology to provide high-speed access. Canopy wireless technology has proven itself to be one of the industry’s most reliable solutions for extending networks and expanding services. Operators all over the world are taking advantage of the system’s exceptionally low equipment and deployment costs to reach more customers more rapidly and to offer new services, grow revenues and increase profitability.

 

 The Canopy platform is built to the exacting quality standards the industry demands. It provides the carrier-grade toughness, high performance, scalability and ease-of-use to extend coverage, expand services, improve security and increase return on investment (ROI). And it does so without significant investment in infrastructure, subscriber equipment, RF licenses or deployment expenses.

 

 The basic building blocks of the Canopy system are compact, easy to handle, simple to install and unobtrusive. The Canopy AP cluster includes the Access Point (AP) module and the Cluster Management Module (CMM). The Canopy

Backhaul (BH) module delivers an Internet connection to your AP Cluster from a remote location. Also available is the Bandwidth and Authentication Manager (BAM) which allows operators to vary the bandwidth to individual users. Each

AP unit can serve up to 200 Subscriber Modules (SM).

 

 Intelligent protocols streamline the deployment and operation of wireless Canopy networks of all sizes. A simple network design allows the system to complement your existing network, and makes it exceptionally easy to install. There is no need to run overhead or in-ground wire, install microwave or software. The equipment is intuitive and efficient, providing built-in installation and deployment assistance that makes it faster to get up and running... often in a matter of hours or days instead of weeks or months.

 

 When your capacity needs increase, the Canopy solution is scalable to accommodate changing requirements, wider

geographic areas, larger user populations and higher traffic volumes. Thanks to the systems high tolerance for interference and its directional antennas, adding new transmitters creates more capacity not more interference.

 

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