| Bandwidth | Up to 10 Mbps usable aggregate bandwidth. Upstream vs. downstream traffic adjusts automatically to suit demand. The 10 Mbps is usable both ways! |
| Range | Variety of FCC Certified SU antenna options available: | | Atlas FOX | - | 3 miles or 13 miles depending on antenna selection* | | FOX5800 | - | 4 miles | | FOX5300 | - | 2 miles | | M5830S-SU | - | 6 miles | | M5830S-SU-EXT | - | 10 miles or 18 miles depending on antenna selection | | TrangoLINK-10 | - | Up to 40 miles |
Note: all ranges include 10 dB fade margin. |
| Frequency Range | 5725 - 5850 MHz (ISM Band) / 5250-5350 MHz (U-NII Band) |
| Channels | ISM Band: 6 Non-overlapping, adjusting in single MHz increments.
U-NII Band: 5 Non-overlapping, adjustable in single MHz increments. |
| SUs per AP | Up to 500 concurrent SUs per AP. Using our SMARTPolling™ algorithm and dynamic RF packet sizing, bandwidth is provisioned in a highly efficient manner to a large number of subscribers. |
| Latency | From AP to SU, latency is less than 2 mS, and average 10 mS from SU to AP (while loaded with Ethernet traffic), variable depending on # of subscribers and Priority Settings. Using Priority Settings, specific SUs can be programmed for lowest latency. |
| Receive Threshold Control | This setting allows the AP/SU to not hear interference below the threshold - Useful for blocking other manufacturer's radio interference. |
| SU Power Leveling | This feature allows power output of all SUs to be automatically adjusted up or down, allowing for better isolation of adjacent cells and equalizing of reception power from SUs regardless of distance from AP. |
| Security | Proprietary protocols, MAC level authentication, RF Data packet scrambling. |
| Antenna Polarization | Dual Polarization; horizontal and vertical, electronically switchable. Allows up to 25 dB rejection of oppositely polarized transmitters in the same band, as well as allowing reuse of each channel for a total of 22 APs in a cell. |
| Bandwidth Control | Committed Information Rate (CIR) and Maximum Information Rate (MIR) settings per specific subscriber unit. |
| User Interface | The Access5830 System can be remotely configured and managed via Web Server interface, Telnet command line interface, and SNMP. Remote firmware upgrades performed via FTP. |
| System Includes | Access5830 Radios come equipped with everything needed to mount and power-up. Included components are the radio, the antenna (internal or external), mounting hardware, Power over Ethernet adapter, and power supply. APs also include serial programming cable. |
