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Microflex AV/ADV/AVr/ADVr North-American user’s manual / Rev 1.4
CHAPTER 3 Proper microwave network planning
The Microflex microwave sub-module provides a standard air interface for all Multisite
products. It offers a robust and highly reliable spread spectrum wireless link which can
span 50 kilometers with appropriate installation.
For best operation the network must be properly planned and the antennas must be
installed in such way as to obtain line-of-sight links. This chapter provides a
comprehensive review of network planning and propagation principles.
products. It offers a robust and highly reliable spread spectrum wireless link which can
span 50 kilometers with appropriate installation.
For best operation the network must be properly planned and the antennas must be
installed in such way as to obtain line-of-sight links. This chapter provides a
comprehensive review of network planning and propagation principles.
3.1 RF Planning
Successful operation of a Multisite network lies on the proper installation of the
wireless interface. Such installation requires five (5) phases:
1. Completing the initial network layout
2. Evaluating the system gain required for each link and selecting the
2. Evaluating the system gain required for each link and selecting the
appropriate antennas to use
3. Verifying the line of sight and Fresnel zone clearance for each link within the
network
4. Carrying out an on-site survey (optional)
5. Completing the final system commissioning.
5. Completing the final system commissioning.
This section presents a step-by-step approach to completing the phases outlined
above.
3.1.1 Network Planning
Figure 6, Figure 7 and Figure 8 present some common configurations. The first
step is to establish a network plan based on initial area topology and distances
between each remote station and base.
step is to establish a network plan based on initial area topology and distances
between each remote station and base.