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PMP 450 UPDATE

CORK September 2014

PMP 450

• 4th Generation (4G) of PMP product family from Cambium

• Dramatically increases overall system capacity – Over 125 Mbps per Access Point

– Over 1.5 Gbps of tower bandwidth possible

– Can support any symmetrical or asymmetrical speed

• OFDM MIMO provides near Line of Sight (nLOS) and LOS access

• Software defined radio design allows for rapid expansion of frequency bands, both licensed and unlicensed

• Utilizes GPS synching capability to achieve maximum spectral efficiency and very low latency supporting VoIP and video

• Installation and turn up in

days, not weeks or months

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PMP PORTFOLIO

• Extreme Capacity, Unparalleled Scalability

• Low-Cost, Low-Complexity, Low-Maintenance Infrastructure

• Scalable from small to region wide deployments

• Consistent throughput and low latency

• Rapid Deployment

• Supports Video, Data, Voice and Control Applications

• NLOS, nLOS and LOS performance

Proven Access Network Solutions

Product PMP 105 PMP 120 PMP 130 PMP 320 PMP 400 PMP 430 PMP 450

Design Focus

Budget Small networks

Budget Large networks

Cost Effective Large networks

802.16e 3.5 / 3.65GHz Fixed Outdoor

Public Safety 4.9 GHz

High Performance Large Networks

High Performance Large Networks

Throughput 14 Mbps / sector

7 Mbps / sector

14 Mbps / sector

48 Mbps / sector

20 Mbps / sector

50 Mbps / sector

>125 Mbps / sector

Spectrum (GHz)

900 MHz, 2.4, 5.2, 5.4, 5.8,

900 MHz, 2.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.4, 5.8, 5.9, 6.05

900 MHz, 2.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.4, 5.8, 5.9, 6.05

3.3, 3.5, 3.6 4.9 5.4, 5.8 2.4, 3.5, 3.65, 5.4 & 5.8

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PMP 450 ADVANTAGES

Characteristic Cambium PMP Implications

Channel Access Scheduled TDD – Deterministic and Scalable regardless of load

Without scheduled TDD, users will complain about availability as subscribers are added.

Latency and QoS

Consistent and Deterministic – critical for voice and video and T1 replacements

Without consistent latency, network users will complain about delays and poor performance.

GPS Synchronization Supported -> Efficient Channel Re-use / Easy Deployment. in Multi-Sector / Multi-Site systems

Unsynchronized systems perform inconsistently and poorly as subscribers are added. Use more channels to serve the same # of users

Throughput and System Capacity

(bits/sec/Hz/sq km)

High ability for frequency reuse. Higher aggregate real user throughput and system capacity for given channel width and available spectrum.

Competitive systems require more AP towers to be added to meet demand – but this adds interference.

Select a solution that meets today’s needs and supports growth

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GPS SYNCHRONIZATION

• AP and SM communication is synchronized (all APs and SMs have controlled alternating communication) – reducing self interference – All SMs within a network – All APs within a cluster – All APs on a tower (multiple clusters) – All APs on all towers in the network

• Enables channel re-use and easy to deploy multi-sector, multi tower networks (minimal tower separation)

• Use the same number of channels to serve a higher number of users

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PMP 450: KEY SYSTEM FEATURES

Radio Performance Features Advantage

High-Efficiency Canopy MAC Higher payload capacity and efficient spectrum use

2x2 MIMO High capacity and link budgets in both directions

Consistent Very Low Latency Reliable support of voice and video applications

Interoperability Seamless operation with existing PMP 430 SMs

GPS Synchronization Network scalability and self-interference avoidance

Dual Band (5.4 and 5.8 GHz), 2.4 GHz, 3 GHz

One high performance SKU to cover both 5GHz bands, Proliferation of additional frequencies

nLOS / NLOS Connectivity Enhanced coverage over challenging terrain

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PMP 450: ACCESS POINT DIMENSIONS

http://www.cambiumnetworks.com

/products/pmp/pmp-450

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Quick-Mount Hardware Easy installation

Built-In Surge Suppression on AP No additional parts needed

Physical Features Advantage

PMP 450: ACCESS POINT DETAILS

1000BaseT (Gig-E) Interface Allows for maximum data throughput

High Performance Sector Antennas

Specified and Optimized for PMP 450

IP67, IP66 Certified AP Housing Fully weather rated

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Connectorized SM

PMP 450: SUBSCRIBER MODULE OPTIONS

Antenna Options

Reflector Dish CLIP (5 GHz only) Integrated Antenna

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PMP 450 SUBSCRIBER MODULE TIERS

SMs fully upgradeable from 4 to 60+ Mbps Software keys available to easily move between tiers

Burst bucket has increased from 500 Mb to 2.5 Gb! Amount of burst can be fully managed per SM

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Value(4 Mbps)

Residential(10Mbps)

Power(20 Mbps)

Enterprise(Uncapped)

Sustained

Burst

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CAMBIUM LAB RESULTS

PMP 450 @ 5 GHZ THROUGHPUT AND RANGE PERFORMANCE

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20 MHz Channel -- Maximum LOS range mi(km) Frequency Band Modulation Mode Integrated (9dBi) CLIP (17dBi) Reflector Dish (23dBi)

5.8 GHz

256QAM – MIMO-B (8X) 0.3 (0.5) 0.9 (1.5) 1.7 (2.7)

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) 1.1 (1.8) 3.1 (5) 5.5 (8.9)

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) 2.7 (4.3) 7.6 (12.3) 13.5 (21.8)

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) 6 (9.7) 17 (27) 30 (48) QPSK – SISO (1X) 8.4 (13.6) 23.8 (38) 40 (64)

Modulation Mode

Sensitivity (dBm)

T-put (Mbps)

CNR (dB)

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) -84 30 10

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) -77 60 17

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) -70 90 24

256QAM – MIMO-B (8X) -64 125 32

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PMP 450 @ 2.4 GHZ THROUGHPUT AND RANGE PERFORMANCE

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Modulation Mode

Sensitivity (dBm)

T-put (Mbps)

CNR (dB)

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) -86 30 10

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) -80 58 17

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) -73 90 24

256QAM – MIMO-B (8X) -66 125 32

20 MHz Channel -- Maximum LOS range mi(km) Frequency Band Modulation Mode Integrated (7dBi) Reflector Dish (19dBi)

2.4 GHz

256QAM – MIMO-B (8X) 1.1 (1.7) 4.3 (6.9)

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) 2.4 (3.9) 9.5 (15.3)

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) 5.4 (8.6) 21.3 (34.3)

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) 10.7 (17.2) 40 (64) QPSK – SISO (1X) 15.1 (24.3) 40 (64)

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PMP 450 @ 3 GHZ THROUGHPUT AND RANGE PERFORMANCE

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Modulation Mode

Sensitivity (dBm)

T-put (Mbps)

CNR (dB)

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) -84 30 10

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) -78 58 17

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) -71 95 24

256QAM – MIMO-B (8X) -64 128 32

20 MHz Channel -- Maximum LOS range mi(km) Frequency Band Modulation Mode Integrated (9dBi) Reflector Dish (12dBi)

3 GHz

256QAM – MIMO-B (8X) 1.2 (2.0) 4.4 (7.0)

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) 2.8 (4.4) 9.8 (15.8)

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) 6.2 (9.9) 21.9 (35.3)

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) 12.2 (19.6) 40 (64)

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VOIP AND VIDEO TESTING

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VoIP Testing:

- Tested G.711u and G.729 codecs

- Shown is the maximum number of

simultaneous calls while maintaining a MOS

score >3.5

Video Testing: -Preliminary testing showed good results

-No issues when sending multiple HD

(H.264) streams

-Surveillance use case also tested well

-New Features enable IPTV

# SMs G.711u G.729

1 60 60

4 120 128

# SMs G.711u G.729

1 60 60

4 100 100

VoIP Calls on unloaded system

With background traffic

Background Traffic

# Streams Frame Loss

No 4 0

Yes 4 0

# SMs UL/DL Ratio # Streams T-put (Mbps)

1 85/15 8 51.8

Streaming Video - Downlink

Video Surveillance - Uplink

(bi-directional FTP session)

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MULTICAST VIRTUAL CIRCUIT

• New feature on PMP 450 enables multicast traffic to be properly prioritized

• Previously multicast packets were transmitted as part of the Broadcast VC (1X)

• If the Multicast VC is enabled, multicast packets can be transmitted downlink at a configurable data rate (1X, 2X, 4X, 6X) on a separate VC.

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Enabled under Configuration Radio

Multicast Downlink CIR: Guaranteed multicast VC bandwidth,

this includes the repeat count as part of the multicast bandwidth.

This is calculated separately from the Broadcast CIR.

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• Complement PMP 450 with VoIP!

• Clean setup with power supply through WAN port for PMP450 and ePMP SM.

• 2 FXS ports

• Feature rich ATA with built-in router:

C3VOIP-150

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Feature C3VoIP-150

Model Number N000000L020A

FXS Port 2, RJ11

LAN Port 1, RJ45

WAN Port 1xFE, RJ45 Proprietary PoE

AC/DC adaptor AC input: 110-240V, DC output:12V, 2A

Bridge mode Bridge/Router

Voice Codec G.711a, G.711µ, G.722, G.723, G.729 A/AB

Fax Over IP T.38 compliant / G.711

Auto Provision TFTP/HTTP/HTTPS, TR069

QoS 802.1Q/802.1p VLAN, IP TOS

Management SNMPv2, CNS support

• Comprehensive voice codecs:

G.711 & G.729A/B, adaptive jitter

buffer management, echo

cancellation, T.38 Fax.

• Advanced call features including 3-

way conference, music on hold, call

hold/forwarding/mute/transfer, speed

dial, caller ID, black list , call log,

etc.

• Secure and automated provisioning

using HTTP/HTTPS/TFTP, TR069

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CAMBIUM FIELD TRIAL RESULTS

BETA FIELD TEST – LOS

11.8 miles

3.95 miles

2.4 miles

Remote Name Distance from AP

Est. Elevation of SM

SM Rx Power

SM Tx Power

SNR @ the SM

Link Test Aggregate

Link Test Downlink

Link Test Uplink

SM 1 2.4 miles 100 feet -65 dBm 18 dBm 31 86.1 Mbps 65.8 Mbps 20.3 Mbps

SM 2 3.95 miles 140 feet -70 dBm 18 dBm 16 56.3 Mbps 42.9 Mbps 13.4 Mbps

SM 3 11.8 miles 90 feet -74 dBm 18 dBm 18 46.5 Mbps 38.9 Mbps 7.6 Mbps

AP

SW Version R12.0

Elevation 320 feet

Antenna 60° (MIMO/FSK)

Frequency 5800 MHz

Duty Cycle 75% D/L

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BETA FIELD TESTING - NLOS

Modulation Mode Rx Pwr Lvl (dBm)

SM Ant Ht (ft)

T-put DL/UL (Mbps)

Notes

QPSK – MIMO-B (2X) -80 19 21/6 NLOS (trees directly in front)

16QAM – MIMO-B (4X) -70 60 32/16 NLOS / nLOS (near tree tops, some blockage)

64QAM – MIMO-B (6X) -65 90 39/22 nLOS (Fresnel zone interference, can see AP)

Test Setup Parameter

3.7 Mile Link SM with reflector

AP Tx Output Power 19 dBm

Duty Cycle 75% down

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PMP 450 CHICAGO URBAN CANYON TRIAL SCENARIO #1

SM(NLOS) : ● 0.36 miles

● 22dBm w/ integrated antenna

● Rx : -64dBm

● Aggregate Tput : 25.2Mbps

SM (nLOS) : ● 0.22 miles

● 22dBm w/ integrated antenna

● Rx : -64dBm

● Aggregate Tput : 29.2Mbps

SM (LOS) : ● 0.22 miles

● 19dBm w/ Cassagrain

● Rx : -56dBm

● Aggregate Tput : 99.5Mbps

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PMP 450 CHICAGO URBAN CANYON TRIAL SCENARIO #2

AP(NLOS) facing South :

● 90° degree MIMO antenna

● Height approximately 25ft.

● Started at corner of the block

and maintained performance after

moving 300ft further away

SM(NLOS) facing East :

● 0.13 miles away

● Blocked by 8 story building on the left

● Installed with Cassagrain

● SM Rx : -76dBm

● Aggregate Tput : 33.6Mbps

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PMP 450 PLATFORM FEATURES

PMP Pioneer and Ongoing Market Leader

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

100 320 430 450

Modules shipped 1M 2 M 3 M 3.5M

Part-15 Manufacturer of the Year TIA SuperQuest Award Network Computing Editor’s Choice

Network Computing Well Connected Award CTIA Innovation contest winner

Wireless Broadband Innovation Award Queen’s Award

Queen’s Award RURALiTic Award

Public Technology Institute

GPS synchronization 5 GHz Unlicensed spectrum

LOS 7 Mbps

2.4 GHz 5.4 GHz 5.9 GHz

900 MHz 14 Mbps

OFDM 4.9 GHz 20 Mbps

802.16e 40 Mbps Licensed

OFDM 50 Mbps

MIMO 90 Mbps 7 7

14 14 21 21

40 50 50

90

200

0

50

100

150

200

250

Mbps Throughput Growth

WISPA Manufacturer

Of the Year

R12.2.2 • PMP 430 interoperability • QPSK SISO mode • 256 QAM – Up to 125 Mbps • Larger MTU (1700 bytes) • Improved QoS Handling

PMP RELEASES – WHERE WE’VE BEEN

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2013 2014

2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q

R12.0.3.1 • Full Spectrum Band Scan (across

channel sizes and frequencies)

• PPPoE PADI filtering • CIR • AP Selection Method • Link Stability Updates

Released

In-process

R12.0 / R12.0.1 / R12.0.2 • 5.4 / 5.8 GHz • Fully Scalable (238 SMs) • Up to 90 Mbps • MIMO-B Operation • 5, 10, 20 MHz Channels • GPS Sync • AES Encryption • Burst Rate Controls • Enhanced Statistics

Product concepts described in this presentation may still be under investigation or development. Specific details, specifications and timelines are subject to change without notice. Cambium makes no commitment or representation that such product concepts will be available as commercial products.

Apr, 2014

R12.1 / R12.1.3 • 2.4 GHz AP & SM • Connectorized SMs • Autosync • Enhanced Spectrum Analyzer • 2.5 MHz Channel Raster • Rx Quality Statistics • Enhanced Link Test • IP Access Filtering • AP Bridge Flooding

R13.0 / R13.1 / R13.1.3 • 3.3 – 3.6 GHz • 3.55 – 3.8 GHz • 3.65 GHz FCC – Entire 50 MHz Support (LBT) • Tx Power Increase (+ 25 dBm) • AP Spectrum Analyzer • Syslog Improvements • Dedicated multicast VC • Improved Session Status • MPLS Priority Mapping

PMP ROADMAP

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2014 2015

3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q

Released

In-process

Product concepts described in this presentation may still be under investigation or development. Specific details, specifications and timelines are subject to change without notice. Cambium makes no commitment or representation that such product concepts will be available as commercial products.

August, 2014

R13.2 • PPS Improvements • MIMO-A • VLAN priority bit configurable • VLAN Re-marking • Forced BER • IPv6 Filtering, Prioritization • GLONASS support

R13.3 • Read Only Login Options • 5 ms frame length • 3.5, 7 MHz channels • Zero Touch Configuration • Import/Export Config file • Security Features: HTTPS, SNMPv3 • PMP 430 Emulation Mode

R14.0 • Wideband SoC Hardware (4.9 – 5.9 GHz) • High Gain, Ruggedized Integrated SM

• IP 66/67 housings • High Performance SM • 23 dBi Integrated antenna

• SoC Architecture • Allows future enhancements

• MS-RADIUS Support

R14.1 • ARM enablement (PPS >75k) • 40 MHz Channels support • IEEE 1588v2 • IPv6 Management • Linux (Cambium OS) implementation • 256-bit AES • Additional VCs • Adaptive CIR • QoS Enhancements (4-level)

PMP 450 RELEASE 13.2 HIGHLIGHTS

• Packet Processing Improvements

• MIMO-A modulations

• VLAN priority bit configurable

• VLAN Re-marking

• Forced BER

• IPv6 Filtering and Prioritization

• GLONASS support

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Targeted for Release Late August

R13.2 – THE LATEST

• R13.2 Beta is available now on the support site:

• https://support.cambiumnetworks.com/files/pmp450

– Click the red button “Join the beta program”

– Feedback is highly encouraged on the forum

VLAN CAPABILITY OVERVIEW

• PMP 450 can support a number of different VLAN modes – Transparent Mode - Traffic with and without VLAN tags are

passed through without modification

– 802.1q Tagging - Untagged traffic coming to the SM will be tagged with configured VLAN ID, and the priority (QoS field) of the packet can also be configured

– Q-in-Q – Untagged traffic coming to the SM will be applied with S-TAG and C-TAG (inner and outer tags)

– VLAN Remarking – Incoming VLAN ID can be modified (re-marked) when passing through the PMP network

*BOLD indicates new features in R13.2

FORCED BER

R13.1.3

R13.2

• Forced BER

maintains

SNR signal

integrity

• Results in

more stable

SNR readings

• Note the

much more

stable

individual

readings after

R13.2 was

installed (x-

axis is time)

Time

Time

MIMO-A SUPPORT

• MIMO-A transmits the same data on both polarities

• Results should be better stability and increased range in rf conditions that are less than ideal

• Should improve nLOS and NLOS deployments

• Radio will automatically select the best mode of operation to maximize performance

MODULATION AND PPS IMPROVEMENTS

• Adaptive Modulation Algorithms have been improved

– Tough links are more stable

– Better algorithms should show enhanced throughput on some existing links

• Packet Processing Improvements

– Faster SM packet processing

– Overall throughput to a single SM has been increased

– Performance while using NAT mode has improved also

PMP 450 RELEASE 13.3 HIGHLIGHTS

• 5 ms frame length

– Enable graceful migration of WiMAX Networks

– 802.16d and 802.16e

– PMP 320, Redline, Alvarion, Etc.

• 7 MHz channel support

– Aligns PMP 450 with 3.5 GHz License Grants

• Import/Export Config file

– Accelerate deployments

– Reduce operating expenses

– Eliminate human error in configurations

• Security Features: HTTPS, SNMPv3

– Information Assurance demand accelerating

– Particularly true in industrial communication applications

• PMP430 emulation mode

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Targeted for Release November 2014

PMP 450 – CONTINUAL PERFORMANCE EVOLUTION

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More Frequency Bands

256 QAM

Processing Improvements

Larger MTU Size

QoS

2.4 GHz 3.5 GHz 3.65 GHz

90 => 125 Mbps Throughput

Higher PPS

1700 Byte MTU

Strict Priority Support / More QoS levels / Adaptive CIR

Spectrum Agile Architecture Capable of Operating Down to 400 MHz

Enhanced Area-Averaged Capacity

Higher Capacity Enterprise Links Higher Capacity For VoIP-Intensive Applications

MPLS Tag-Friendly

Predictable Performance in Overload Conditions

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PMP 450 INTEROPERABILITY

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PMP 430 SM

PMP 430 SM

PMP 430 SM

PMP 430 SM

PMP 450 SM

PMP 450 SM PMP 430 AP PMP 450 AP

When PMP 430 Interoperability becomes

available:

Simply swap Access Points, then continue to

build out your network by adding PMP 450 SMs

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PMP CASE STUDIES

SMART, PHILIPPINES

Challenge

Cambium Networks Solution

Cambium Solution Value

• SMART telecommunications a wireless and wireline service provider. • They wanted to reach new revenue opportunities and rapidly expand their

network to offer voice connectivity to locations where dial up connectivity did not yet exist.

• They chose cost effective unlicensed solution for mass deployment. • They deployed Cambium wireless broadband point to point and point to

multipoint solutions.

• World’s largest unlicensed wireless broadband deployment. Reaching new revenue opportunities and breaking open new revenue streams quickly

• 25 cities installed in less than one year • Serving hundreds of thousands of subscribers since 2005

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NOVA SCOTIA GOVERNMENT – RESIDENTIAL ACCESS

Challenge • The government of Nova Scotia recognized the lack of high-speed Internet access to be a key social and economic issue for the more rural areas of the province

• Rugged environment was costly to deploy wired solution

Solution • PTP backhaul infrastructure • Canopy access network • Design, implementation and management services

Results • Broadband coverage provided to 100% of the citizens • Deployed on schedule • Met budget constraints • High-speed Internet access provided to thousands of rural businesses and

residences throughout the province

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GVEC Application • Guadelupe Valley Electric Cooperative (GVEC) is a utility that covers 3,500

square miles in south Texas

• Has 245 miles of transmission lines with 41 power transmitters

• Provide Video, voice and data communications services to current power customers

Challenge • Serve a customer base with communications service

• Needs to be reliable to satisfy customer needs

• Needs to be low total cost to fit GVEC business model

Solution • PTP licensed and unlicensed backhaul infrastructure

• PMP unlicensed access network

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CITY OF GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN Application • Video surveillance of high crime areas

• Video surveillance of key assets

Challenge • Reliable performance in urban environment

• Rapid installation

• Cost within municipal public safety budget

Solution • PTP backhaul infrastructure

• PMP wireless access network

• Rapid installation

• Video surveillance in city areas and on bridges supplements public safety agencies

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CITY OF WAUWATOSA Application • T1 leased line replacement reduces cost of communications for city

Challenge • City IT department was dealing with the high cost of T1 lines

• All departments were showing an increasing demand for connectivity

Solution • Wireless PTP backhaul and PMP access network

• Provides connectivity over one common network for

• Video surveillance

• Public safety

• Public works

• Disaster recovery

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EZWIRELESS

Challenge • Video surveillance for a large-scale decontamination emergency drill • Rapid deployment of connectivity in 4.9 GHz public safety band • Ability to handle low latency video services

Solution • PMP wireless access network

Results • Installed in hours • Modules automatically detected, synchronized and connected • Fully available for data and video during event • Streaming upload and download of video to laptops throughout the event

with no incidents

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