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Airmux-200 Version 1.750 GA

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Airmux-200 in Brief

• Airmux-200 is a point-to-point
  multi point-to-point radio solution for combined
  TDM and Ethernet traffic over license free
  frequencies

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Agenda

• Benefits, Product Highlights and Configurations
• Version 1.750 New Products and Features
• Product Architecture
• Applications
• Sales Tools

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Airmux-200 Benefits

• Excellent price/performance in the industry -
  Fast ROI
• Combination of up to 4 x E1/T1 plus Ethernet,
  with high traffic throughput
• High link availability with carrier-class
  performance
• Service stability avoiding interferences with
  adaptive modulation
• Reduction of deployment time and expenses as part
  of a complete interoperable solution with other
  RAD devices (e.g. Megaplex Multiservice Access
  Multiplexers)?
• Enhanced Air Interface security using Advanced
  Encryption System (AES) with a 128-bit encryption
  key

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Airmux-200 Benefits (contd)?

• Radio density increase by supporting various
  channel bandwidth (5,10,20 MHz)?
• Management of hundreds of links and access
  devices from
• a single SNMP fault management application
• Easy deployment via installation and alignment
  tools

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AirMux-200 Highlights

• Combination of E1 or T1 and Ethernet
• Up to 4 x E1 or 4 x T1 Ethernet (IDU E)?
• Up to 48Mbps air throughput - Function of
  distance, net payload is 18.3 Mbps FDX
• Range up to 80km/50 miles for Ethernet services
  only
• RADview SNMP network fault management
• Robust and reliable Telco-Grade
• Easy and fast installation
• Compliant with FCC, ETSI, CSA
• OFDM based air-interface, enabling N-LOS
  deployments

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AirMux-200 Highlights (Contd)?

• Solutions in Various Frequency Bands
• 2.300 2.400 GHz
• 2.400 - 2.4835 GHz
• 2.500 - 2.690 GHz
• 4.940 - 4.990 GHz
• 5.250 - 5.350 GHz
• 5.470 - 5.725 GHz
• 5.725 - 5.850 GHz
• 5.850 - 5.950 GHz

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Airmux-200Various Products Configurations (1/2)?

• Airmux 200 AIND (All-indoor Configuration)?
• Combines the IDU and ODU in a single enclosure.
• Supports 4T1 ETH with 5.8GHz FCC, designed for
  the US market
• Airmux-200 L
• Low price POE link for Ethernet services only,
  enables improved position versus low end
  competitors.
• Frequencies 2.4 FCC, 2.4 High Power, 5.8 FCC
• Throughput 2 Mbps full duplex
• Max Range 20 Km
• Channel BW 5 MHz
• Transmit Power 18dBm max

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Version 1.750 Products and Features
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Version 1.750 New ProductsPOE-8 ODU-High
End

• POE-8
• Feeds up to 8 ODUs from a single indoor unit
  instead of using 8 separate indoor PoE devices
• Supports both AC and DC (-20 to -60V)?
• ODU High End (HE)?
• The ODU-HE
• Supports Hub Site Synchronization (HSS)?
• Transmits higher Tx Power for some frequencies
• Operates with IDU and PoE devices

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Airmux-200Version 1.750 - Features

• Management
• Service pricing flexibility enabled by Ethernet
  throughput configuration in steps of 1Kbps
• Telnet CLI (Command Line Interface) supported for
  the entire portfolio - supports local ODU
  configuration monitoring
• New Frequency
• 2.5 GHz BRS
• Limitation
• The SW version at both ends of a link must be the
  same

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System Basic Architecture
Up to 48 Mb/s Up to 80 Km
ODU
ODU
100Mb/s Up to 100m CAT5e Cable
100Mb/s Up to 100m CAT5e Cable
IDU
IDU-E
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Airmux-200 System Components-IDUs

• IDU Standard indoor unit
• Ethernet
• Ethernet E1 or T1
• Ethernet 2 x E1 or 2 x T1

• IDU E Carrier-class indoor unit
• 2 x Ethernet 4 x E1 or 4 x T1

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IDU Performance

• Jitter and wander according to G.823.4
• Clock recovery (lt0.05 PPM)?
• E1 typical delay is 8 msec
• TDM circuit BER lt 10e-11 _at_ sensitivity threshold
• Ethernet delay less then 3 msec
• Lossless Ethernet traffic Even in 10 Air
  interface loss still there will be no ETH packet
  loss
• Lossless TDM traffic future (2Q 2007)?
• Unit size One U

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Cellular Backhaul Applications

• Alternative to Leased Lines
• Complementing existing networks in Rural Areas
• Remote communities locations
• Low ARPU communities
• Hard to reach locations and NLOS scenarios
• Overlay to network coverage in Urban Areas
• Enhance coverage and capacity
• Providing service to low-ARPU locations in the
  city
• Hard to reach locations Problematic trenching
  or N-LOS scenarios
• NLOS scenarios
• Addressing peak hours requirements and temporary
  events
• 3G ramp-up (More base stations More capacity per
  site Street-level locations)?
• Intermediate backhaul
• Backup

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6. Wireless Backup
Site B
Site A
AirMux
AirMux
CPE
CPE
DXC
DXC
G.703
G.703
Copper
RADview NMS

• Automatic switch-over with DXC
• Typical users financial organizations,
  government, military

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