Public Webinar Tsunami 8200 Launch

7/27/2019 Public Webinar Tsunami 8200 Launch

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Agenda

About Us

Introduction to our Products Portfolio

Application of Proxim Products

Video Surveillance

Intelligent Transportation Systems

Wireless Broadband

Proxims Value Advantage

WORP

Value Performance Matrix

Tsunami 8200 Series

Tsunami 8000 Series matrix

Tsunami 8200 Price List
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About Us

Proxim provides Point-to-Multipoint and Point-to-

Point Wireless technologies for a complete wireless

backhaul ecosystem

Our wireless solutions enable Governments, Service

Providers and Enterprises to deploy fixed and

mobile security and video surveillance, indoor and

outdoor Wi-Fi, business and residential internet

access and cell tower backhaul

Proxim pioneered WLAN chipsets, mesh routing,

carrier class PtP radios, wireless switches, LAN

mobility; Proxim/Metricom/YDI + Western

Multiplex/Terabeam/Telaxis

Over 20 years in business

250,000 customers - 2 million units in the field

Deployments across Americas, Europe, Middle East,

Africa and Asia Pacific 65 countries worldwide

135 US Patents


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Point-to-MultiPoint Wireless LAN

Tsunami

MP-8100/8200

Series

Tsunami

MP-8160

Series

Tsunami

MP.11

Series

ORiNOCO

AP-4000

Point-to-Point

Tsunami

QB-8100/8200

Series

Tsunami

QB.11

Series

Tsunami

GX-800

Product Portfolio Details

ORiNOCO

AP-8100

ORiNOCO

USB Client


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Video Surveillance

Products

Base Station / Subscriber Unit MP-8200-BSU

MP-8200-SUA

Video Surveillance

Bring video cameras to

where you need them

Wireless Backhaul

Provide 300 Mbps of data rate

to each wireless network using our

QB-8200/8250 wireless bridges

BackhaulQB-8200-LNK

Backhaul + Base Station

QB-8200-LNK

MP-8200-BSU

Camera

MP-8200-SUA


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Intelligent Transportation Systems

Products

Light Synchronization

Reduce congestion by

synchronizing traffic lights

Wireless Backhaul

Provide 300Mbps of data rate

to each wireless network using our

QB-8200/8250 wireless bridges

Base Station

MP-8200-BSU

Traffic Light

MP-8200-SUA

Traffic LightMP-8200-SUA Base Station / Subscriber Unit MP-8200-BSU

MP-8200-SUA


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Wireless Broadband Access

Products

Wireless Broadband

Provide residential dwellings

with high speed wireless

Internet service

Hotspot

Wirelessly connect to your Wi-Fi

Hotspots using the same base stations

that connect to your SUAs

Backhaul + Base Station

QB-8200-LNK

MP-8200-BSU

Central Office

QB-8200-LNK

Subscriber Units

MP-8200-SUA

Hotspot

MP-8200-SUA

200Mbps at 8Km (5 miles)

Base Station / Subscriber UnitMP-8200-BSU

MP-8200-SUA



Proxims Proprietary WORP

Wireless Outdoor Routing Protocol



WORP Benefits More Net Bandwidth

More Net Bandwidth By solving the hidden node problem,

WORP increases the overall net

bandwidth of the multipoint system.

Net bandwidth using WORP will be

higher than a standard Wi-Fi Access

Point solution and even systems

using a schedule protocols when

used in an outdoor environment.

WORP is a more efficient protocol

that protects the system from packet

collisions and transmits the data inan optimal manner, which increases

overall performance.



WORP Benefits More Concurrent

Subscribers

An outdoor point-to-multipoint

solution based on 802.11 and

scheduled protocol systems may

connect from 5 to 10 remote nodes.

In heavy traffic deployments,

however, performance starts to

suffer from collisions with as few as

2 remote nodes. A solution using

WORP, on the other hand, can

connect over 200 remote nodes

without adverse effects on usablebandwidth, allowing more

concurrent Subscriber Units (SUs) to

be active in a wireless multipoint

environment.

More Concurrent Subscribers



WORP Benefits Smart Scheduling

WORP uses smart scheduling for

remote node polling to avoid

wasting bandwidth on nodes that

have no traffic to be sent. The Base

Station Unit (BSU) dynamically

decides how frequently a remotenode should be polled based on the

current traffic to and from each

remote node and the priority

settings for that traffic. The

scheduling is adapted dynamically to

the actual traffic and furtheroptimized by following the

bandwidth limits as configured for

each remote node.

Smart Scheduling



WORP Benefits DDRS

DDRS enables WORP to dynamically

adjust the data rate at which the

wireless traffic is sent. This feature is

especially important in point-to-

multipoint networks, when different SUs

can sustain different data rates because

of the different distances from the BSU.

With DDRS, WORP dynamically

optimizes the wireless data rate to each

of the SUs independently, keeping the

overall net throughput at the highest

possible level. This feature optimizesthroughput even for links with different

RF conditions on the BSU and SU, by

optimizing downlink

Dynamic Data Rate Selection (DDRS)



WORP Benefits Quality of Service

WORP ensures that the most important dataarrives with priority by differentiating betweenpriorities of traffic as defined in the profiles forQoS (Quality of Service), similar to the 802.16WiMAX QoS standard definition.WORP allows service providers to prioritize thetraffic, allocating bandwidth based on the typeof traffic. QoS is comprised of the following

elements:

> Packet Identification Rules (PIRs), which classify the

traffic

> Service Flow Classes (SFCs), which define priority,

bandwidth, latency, and jitter for the traffic, and

> Quality of Service Classes (QoSCs), which define the

SFC used for which traffic, classified by set of PIRs.

> There is also a table that defines which QoSC will be

assigned to which SU during registration.



WORP Benefits Bandwidth Control

WORP allows service providers to control

network bandwidth, protecting the network

from excessive bandwidth use by any one

station. Additionally, it allows service providers

to differentiate their service offerings.

Asymmetric Bandwidth Controls

Asymmetric bandwidth gives network

managers the ability to set different maximum

bandwidth rates for a variety of customer

groups. This allows service providers to further

differentiate their service offerings and

maximize revenues.



Proxims Value Advantage


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Proxims 8200 Series Products


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Tsunami 8200 Feature Highlights

Product Variants

> MP-8200-BSU, MP-8200-SUA & QB 8200-LNK

Three N-Type connectors

> QB 8250-LNK

23 dBi integrated panel antenna

Features

> MIMO 3x3 OFDM technology

> Frequency band: 4.900 5.925 GHz

> Up to 300 Mbps data rate

Up to 210 Mbps deliverable user throughput

> High power radio

25.8 dBm three RF chain

24 dBm two RF chain`

> 5, 10, 20 and 40 MHz channel

> Dual gigabit Ethernet ports with PoE in and PoE out on second port

Certification Plan

> FCC 4.9, 5.3, 5.4, 5.8 GHz; ETSI 5.4, 5.8 GHz; Japan 4.9, 5.6 GHz; Russia

Incorporated components rated higher in reliability


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