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For telco-oriented applications, Teletronics' point-to-multipoint
system takes advantage of IP backbone networks.
The system enables a cumulative data rate of up to 4Mbps from
the centralized hub unit and can support hundreds
of a customer's sites within the network. The distance from
the centralized hub to each of the customer’s sites
can
vary from a few meters to tens of kilometers; and the antenna
coverage patterns can be uniquely designed to cover
either a wide area or a narrow strip of territory as long
as line-of-sight paths are available.
The essence of Teletronics' point-to-multipoint network is
its versatile Versa units (Base Station Units) and CPEs
(Client Station Units), both of which can act as a Bridge
or as a Router (see Bridges/Routers
for details). A general
illustrative diagram is provided below:
Teletronics Point-to-Multi-Point Diagram
(Click here to enlarge)
As the trade name suggests, Teletronics' EZLoop® systems
are easy to implement. The systems have been deployed
in cities, oil-fields, mines, schools, banks, surveillance
posts, along river-banks, and at other locations around the
world. EZLoop® systems are ideal for small to medium-sized
operators that cannot afford telco-level costs in implementing
the specified elements of an optimized wireless network.
Teletronics’
work tasks to commission a network include: |
Performing a customer needs assessment, fully matching
system specifications to desired commercial performance. |
Performing the necessary propagation analysis and
conducting a site survey. |
Designing a wireless broadband network that both
complements the customer's near-term operations and
is
scalable to the customer’s long-term growth expectations. |
Installing, integrating, testing, calibrating, and
optimizing the system. |
Providing training courses for operation and maintenance;
and carrying out system maintenance and support services. |
Providing warranties; repairing or replacing defective
warranted equipment; and offering dial-up network management
and performance assistance. |
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