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Configuration Guide

Table 1. Point-to-Point Backhaul Components

Quantity

Canopy Part Number

Description

5700BHRF

Backhaul Module with Reflector Kit

ACPS110-01

110VAC Single Module Power

Supply

300SS

Surge Suppressor

The power supply is only required if the BH Module is not connected to the CMM

Point-to-Multipoint System

The Canopy Point-to-Multipoint configuration is available in either the 5.2 GHz or the 5.7 GHz

frequency bands. Either the 5.7 GHz or the 5.2 GHz system provide a Line of Site (LOS) range

of approximately two miles (5.2 GHz) or ten miles (5.7 GHz with reflector) between the AP

Module and SM using their internal Canopy antennas. The 5.7 Point-to-Multipoint

configurations can support a 5.7 SM with the reflector kit (27RD). The reflector kit increases the

transmit and receive gain of the SM by approximately 17 dB, thereby increasing the range

between the AP Module and the SM to approximately 10 miles LOS. The Point-to-Multipoint

system enables the delivery of broadband access to multiple locations from a single AP Module.

The system, as shown in Figure 3, was developed to optimize its performance in high density and

low-density environments in the presence of external interference sources. Therefore, a Canopy

Point-to-Multipoint configuration can be deployed in both rural and metropolitan environments.

A wireless AP Cluster can contain anywhere from one to six AP Modules. Each AP Module can

deliver up to 6+ Mbps of effective data throughput with connectivity to a maximum of 200

subscribers. Six AP Modules in a cluster can deliver 360-degree coverage with approximately

two-mile (5.2GHz) or ten-mile (5.7GHz with a reflector) radius. A single SM is capable of a

maximum effective data rate of 4+ Mbps. (The short and long-term throughput averages of a

SM can be configured within the AP Module to less than the maximum)

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