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Motorola Canopy Wireless Broadband

Motorola Canopy Wireless Broadband. Agenda. Wireless Broadband Applications The Canopy System Security & Management Pricing. What is Wireless Broadband?. High Speed Data with User Access Speeds Greater than 256K Licensed & Unlicensed Frequency Options

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Motorola Canopy Wireless Broadband

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  1. Motorola Canopy Wireless Broadband

  2. Agenda • Wireless Broadband • Applications • The Canopy System • Security & Management • Pricing

  3. What is Wireless Broadband? • High Speed Data with User Access Speeds Greater than 256K • Licensed & Unlicensed Frequency Options • Canopy is Focused on the Unlicensed 2.4 & 5 GHz Spectrum • Why Focus on Unlicensed? • Spectrum is Free • Spectrum is Clear • Spectrum is Available(Over 200Mhz of Available Spectrum)

  4. Serving Geographically Diverse Communities • Ideal for Developing, Enhancing & Extending Advanced Broadband Networks & Services • Flexible Deployment Possibilities with both Line of Sight & Non Line of Sight Applications: • Remotely Located Towns and Villages with High Levels of Foliage • Enables the Delivery of High-Demand Services: • Broadband Internet Access • Voice Over IP (VoIP) • Video Services • T1/E1 Extension/Replacement

  5. Agenda • Wireless Broadband • Applications • The Canopy System • Security & Management • Pricing

  6. The Government and Business Perspective • Government and Business Interests • Reducing Costs • Delivering Faster Access • Meeting Customer Demand Quickly • Offering Cost-Effective/Reliable Broadband Alternatives • Ensuring System Security • Key Challenges • System Design/Installation • Radio/Wireless Knowledge • Technical Support • Interference Mitigation • Scalability & Reliability

  7. Improving Roadway Safety:While Saving Police Resources Southern California Town Automatically Monitors Traffic at Troublesome Locations Using Cameras & Motorola’s Canopy System • Problem: Rampant Red-Light Runners Were Causing An Increasing Number of Accidents at Major Intersections • Solution: Canopy Point-to-Point System Connected to Cameras Transmits Real-Time Photos of Traffic Violators Directly to the Police Station. Using Photographs, Police Issue Citations to Violators and Provide Insurance Companies with Detailed Information for Accident Claims • Result: In 1 Month, City Police Recorded 3,000 Violations & Issued Over 900 Citations. Safety Conditions have Improved Thanks to Increased Community Awareness. System Reduced Police Time Required to Investigate Accidents. System Has Already Paid for Itself with Increased Traffic Revenue

  8. Mexico’s Government Deploys Canopy:Advanced Monitoring System for Public Safety Michoacan, Mexico Deployed a High-Speed Wireless Broadband Network at Major Traffic Intersections & Highways • Problem: Enforcing Traffic Laws & Effectively Policing Areas Remotely to Improve Citizens’ Safety • Solution: Deployed Motorola’s Canopy System with Video Cameras in 70 Locations • Result: Safety has Improved Immensely. Nearly 1,400 Violations Were Issued in the First 3 Months of Operation. Discovered that it was Less Expensive to Own the Network than to Pay Monthly Fee for Private Links

  9. Government Agency Deploys Canopy:Monitoring & Controlling Traffic Oklahoma’s Department Of Transportation Deployed A High-speed Wireless Broadband Network At A Major Intersection To Control And Monitor Traffic That Had Been Rerouted During Construction. • Problem:Traffic Signals Alone Could Not Properly Control & Monitor the Traffic Generated During Ramp Construction • Solution:Deployed an intelligent interchange using Motorola’s Canopy technology with MPEG4 video capabilities • Result:The Intelligent Interchange Has Been So Successful, Oklahoma’s Department Of Transportation Is Planning To Deploy At Similar Projects

  10. Agenda • Wireless Broadband • Applications • The Canopy System • Security & Management • Pricing

  11. Point-to-Multipoint Point-to-Point Point-to-Multipoint Canopy Wireless Internet PlatformA Fixed Wireless Access Solution

  12. Canopy’s Main Components Subscriber Module (SM) Access Points (AP)

  13. Canopy’s Main Components Backhaul Modules (BH)

  14. Access Point The Canopy Access Point Is Used As A Relay To Transmit Broadband Service To The Surrounding Area The Brains Of The Broadband Access Network Is The Canopy AP Cluster. The Glue Of The Broadband Access Network Is The Canopy Cluster Management Module.

  15. The Canopy Subscriber Module (SM) Connects To The Broadband Access Network. Subscriber Module The Canopy Subscriber Module is used to Receive Broadband Service from the Closest Access Point.

  16. The Canopy Backhaul Unit (BH) Gives You The Flexibility To Connect Your Broadband Access Network To A Remote Broadband “Feed.” Backhaul The Canopy Backhaul can be used to Deliver Broadband Feed to an Access Point for Distribution.

  17. Canopy Point-to-Point System

  18. Range & Throughput:Point-to-Point Systems

  19. Canopy Point-to-Multipoint System

  20. Range & Throughput:Point-to-Multipoint Systems

  21. Agenda • Wireless Broadband • Applications • The Canopy System • Security & Management • Pricing

  22. Bandwidth & Authentication Manager (BAM):A Centralized View of the Network • Enables Operators to Manage Resources Efficiently • Enables Tiered Services & New Revenue Streams • Provides Valuable New Services Based on Bandwidth Usage & Service Level Agreements • Offers Increased Levels of Security • Augments the Canopy Systems Embedded Encryption Capabilities & Contains Additional Layers of Security to Restrict Access to System Data • Requires Positive Authentication from a Central Location • Manages Network Assets Efficiently • Controlling License Management from a Central Location

  23. BAM’s Unique Features • Allocation of Bandwidth • Sustained Uplink • Uplink Burst • Sustained Downlink • Downlink Burst • Supports Variety of Databases: • RADIUS • Postgres • MySQL • Management of Server Based Licenses • Centralized Control of Canopy Software Upgrades & License Management • Control of Subscriber Status • Enables Operators to Suspend Individual Subscriber Modules without Deleting Them from the Database

  24. Canopy Key Advantages • Canopy Scales To Provide “Continuous Coverage” • No Self Interference Allows For High Density Deployment • Cost Effective For All Applications (Business & Residential) • Resistant To External Interference Sources • Industry’s Best C/I Spec At ~2db – Canopy Survives • Price – Enables Profitable Residential Deployment • Security • Custom MAC And RF Built From The Ground Up For This Space! • Single Des Encryption And 56 Bit-key Distribution • BRAID Encryption Algorithms • AES Encryption

  25. Agenda • Wireless Broadband • Applications • The Canopy System • Security & Management • Pricing

  26. Bill of Materials For Backhaul • Motorola 2.4GHz Backhaul • Motorola Reflector Kit • Surge Suppressor • Power over Ethernet • Mounting Kit • Shield STP Cable

  27. Pricing For Point to Point Application

  28. Pricing For Point to Multi Point Application

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