WiMAX-Ready NLOS/OFDM Broadband Solutions

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WiMAX-Ready NLOS/OFDM Broadband Solutions

2 symmetry

Advanced wireless services today and a low-risk migration path to the WiMAX standards of tomorrow. symmetry is the only broadband wireless access (BWA) solution available today that delivers carrier-class TDM voice and broadband data (including VoIP) by combining the most advanced modulation techniques (OFDM) with key features that are optional in the WiMAX standard (including antenna diversity, Space-time Coding, Hybrid ARQ, and Sub-channelling). Our 10 years of experience with this technology has shown us that these features are essential to deploy successful and efficient Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) networks. With over 10-years experience in NLOS networks, SR Telecom has more experience than any other vendor at deploying large, carrier-class OFDM networks. As a result, symmetry offers the best range, flexibility and efficiency of any other solution on the market today. symmetry makes good on the future promises of WiMAX today by providing best-in-class spectral efficiency and the highest NLOS range available, with SME-class service and reliability at price points suitable for residential business cases a first in the industry for NLOS equipment. Using symmetry, operators benefit from a platform that simultaneously supports today s fieldproven sectors and tomorrow s WiMAX sectors without the worry of costly forklift upgrades. Moreover, operators can migrate smoothly to 802.16-2004 or 802.16e sectors depending on their needs. And, symmetry 's extensive suite of network management tools facilitates troublefree deployment and operations, enabling carriers to jump-start the WiMAX revolution. Business Benefits symmetry helps operators develop sound and profitable business models by offering an extensive range of services and by minimizing the total cost of carrier-class operations. symmetry extends operator s service offerings with: A wide range of carrier-grade services (including broadband data, VoIP, and circuit-switched voice) for residential and business users. Tiered services using different grades of service. By assigning subscribers to virtual channels with different data speeds and over-subscription rates, operators can offer different service level agreements (SLAs) at higher price-points. A consistent level of service to subscribers in the same cell. By maintaining 64-QAM to the cell s edge, most users operate at the maximum data throughput, so operators can negotiate more SLAs at higher price-points. symmetry minimizes operators total cost of operations by: Delivering the industry s best NLOS coverage and capacity, allowing for easy installation in urban, suburban, rural, and self-installed sites. Offering scalable, easy-to-use NMS tools that simplify order-taking, flow-through provisioning, work-order management and installation; thereby, reducing the costs associated with maintenance, training, and customer service. 1

Residential and Business Broadband Data and Voice Architected from the beginning as a carrier-grade system, the symmetry core technologies were selected and integrated based on their superior performance and total cost of operation. Furthermore, integration and testing followed the strictest carrier benchmarks. As a result, symmetry is the only BWA solution that has been deployed in a cellular topology, thus removing spectrum limitations inherent in legacy installations, and providing scalability to millions of subscribers. 2

Highlights Advanced OFDM WiMAX Technology: By using advanced technologies, such as MIMO, Subchannelling, Space-time Coding, Uplink/Downlink Power Control, Hybrid ARQ, and Advanced Modulation, symmetry networks are high-performance, cost-effective, and optimised for success. True Non-Line-of-Sight: With over 100,000 lines deployed, operators throughout the world are already benefiting from symmetry s advanced NLOS technology with the industry s best performance and range in NLOS conditions. Bandwidth Efficiency: Best-in-Class MAC efficiency enables operators to deploy more subscribers per MHz. True Non-Line-of-Sight Broadband Data: Multiple PCs can access the Internet simultaneously at DSL-like data rates without affecting voice quality or data speeds, and without specific client software. symmetry is the first BWA solution providing wireline-equivalent performance and consistency. As a result, subscribers enjoy the full broadband experience of multi-megabit data rates, real-time applications like videoconferencing and gaming, and streaming audio and video. Real Toll-quality Voice: In addition to VoIP, symmetry provides circuit-switched voice, giving operators the choice to deliver real, toll-quality voice solutions for primary-line and payphone service. Carrier-class network management system (NMS). symmetry s comprehensive suite of NMS tools scales to millions of subscribers, and offers real-time and historical monitoring, broadcast software upgrades to 40,000 CPEs at a time, and server redundancy. Real Toll-Quality Voice Multiple PC access without affecting voice service 3

BASE STATION The symmetry platform offers flexibility and performance Compact base station that is easily installed in either an ANSI 482.6-mm (19-inch) or ETSI 600-mm (23.6-inch) rack. Clock reference options to synchronize the network to an external E1 or T1 clock source over the External Synchronization Interface (ESI), an internal clock source, or a Global Positioning System (GPS). Fast Ethernet 100Base-T, n x E1, and n x T1 network interface options to the base station. Radio options for outdoor and indoor installations provide flexibility to balance maintenance and tower lease costs with performance. Radio capacity supporting up to six, 1-MHz RF channels per base station for an aggregate net throughput of 18 Mbps, in only 6 MHz of spectrum allocation. WiMAX-ready backplane allowing operators to mix and match 1-MHz OFDMA channels with 1.75-MHz and 3.5-MHz WiMAX OFDM channels as they become available. A full, six-sector WiMAX configuration provides up to 66 Mbps of net throughput in a 21-MHz frequency allocation. Network Interface Characteristics symmetry is a modular and scalable WiMAX-ready platform that uses a single technology to meet the varied service requirements of residential and business markets everywhere. Network interfaces Data signalling Voice signalling Base Connection Interface (BCI): Fast Ethernet 100Base-T interface Generic Network Interface Controller (GNIC): up to 16 E1 or T1 interfaces Multi-Link Point-to-Point Protocol/Point-to-Point Protocol (MPPP/PPP) V5.2 or GR-303 symmetry General Chassis Characteristics Management interfaces RS-232 and Ethernet 10Base-T Dimensions H x W x D 480 mm x 440 mm x 480 mm (19 in. x 17.5 in. x 19 in.) Rack-mounting options 482.6 mm ANSI rack (19 in.), 600 mm ETSI rack (23.6 in.) Power supply -48 Vdc nominal (-40 Vdc to -60 Vdc) Max. power consumption Six sectors : 1550 W (indoor), 1230 W (outdoor) (fully-redundant) Three sectors: 1970 W (indoor), 1810 W (outdoor) 4

Base Station Specifications Radio Characteristics Antenna beamwidth Polarization Diversity Tx RF power (average) Receiver sensitivity per tone (includes diversity) Dimensions H x W x D Power source Radio interface Max. power consumption 90, 360, other beamwidths upon request ± 45 dual-polarized or vertical Two-branch Tx/Rx polarization diversity 35 dbm indoor XCVR / 29 dbm outdoor xcvr -116 dbm at 16 QAM 510 mm x 280 mm x 110 mm (20 in. x 11.2 in. x 4.5 in.) -48 Vdc Baseband link through digital connector interface 80 W (outdoor); 75 W (indoor) General RF Characteristics Operating frequency Frequency downlink/uplink Channel/ TxRx spacing Radio access methods RF modulation Range Capacity (six sectors) Standards Compliance 2.3 GHz, 2.4 GHz, 3.5 GHz 2305-2315 MHz / 2350-2360 MHz, 2306-2370 MHz / 2400-2464 MHz, 3388-3600 MHz / 3312-3700 MHz 1 MHz / 45 MHz at 2.3GHz, 1 MHz / 94 MHz at 2.4GHz, 1 or 1.75 MHz / 100 MHz, or 1 MHz / 76 MHz at 3.5GHz Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Access (OFDMA) Frequency Division Duplexing (FDD) Adaptive Modulation 64 QAM, 16 QAM, 8 QAM, QPSK Up to 30 km (19 mi.) using 64 QAM Voice / Data partitioning selected through NMS Voice: up to 6,000 lines Data: up to 18 Mbps (net) to support up to 730 subscribers at a typical information rate of 512 Kbps and an overbooking subscription rate of 20 Contact SR Telecom for specific bands and spacing. Radio frequency EN 301 021 Safety EN 60950 UL 60950 EMC and regulatory requirements: EN 300 019-2-4 (V2.1.2), EN 301 021 V1.5.1 (2001-10), Environmental Specifications EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (2001-02) Emissions: EN 55022 Immunity: EN 61000-4-x Environmental conditions for telecommunications equipment: Indoor equipment: ETS 300 019-1-1, Class 3.1E Outdoor equipment: ETS 300 019-1-4, Class 4.1E 5

SUBSCRIBER EQUIPMENT Single Subscriber Unit 4000 (SSU4000) The SSU4000 communicates with the symmetry Base Station (ABS4000 and ABS3000) to transmit and receive wireless local loop voice, broadband data, fax, and modem communications via a patented OFDMA interface. The SSU4000 provides up to two voice lines and a 10Base-T broadband data connection for residential or SOHO users. Both voice line and data connectivity can be active concurrently, with standard fax and V.90 modem support on one line. The SSU4000 comprises an outdoor radio unit, an indoor connection adapter, and an optional indoor universal power supply (UPS). SSU4000 Integrated Radio Unit and Subscriber Terminal The SSU4000 contains digital and telephony circuitry, radio frequency (RF) electronics, a DC/DC converter, and antenna assemblies. The unit is designed for outdoor use (exterior wall mounting) and is housed within a weatherproof enclosure, enabling technicians to access the unit s full functionality without having to enter the customer premises. The unit may be mounted to an external wall of a residence or building. The antenna-mounting bracket allows rotation of the antenna through 180 degrees to maximize signal quality. Line-of-sight to the supporting Base Station is not required. SSU4000 Universal Power Supply (UPS) The UPS provides DC power to the SSU equipment and contains a back-up battery for continued operation during power outages (optional). The UPS is designed for indoor use (wall-mounting). 6

Subscriber Unit Specifications (SSU4000) General Characteristics (SSU4000) 2.3 GHz 2.4 GHz 3.5 GHz Licensed Band (other custom designed bands are also available) Frequency downlink 2305-2315 MHz 2306-2370 MHz 3388-3600 MHz Frequency uplink 2350-2360 MHz 2400-2464 MHz 3312-3700 MHz Tx/Rx spacing 45 MHz 94 MHz 76 or 100 MHz Radio access method OFDMA / FDD RF modulation QPSK, 8 QAM, 16 QAM, 64 QAM Channel spacing 1 MHz 1 MHz 1 or 1.75 MHz Radio Unit 2.3 GHz 2.4 GHz 3.5 GHz Antenna pattern Vertical Horizontal beamwidth 30 30 15 Vertical beamwidth 30 30 15 Antenna gain 21 dbi 21 dbi 20 dbi Front-to-back ratio 25 db Tx RF power (average) 17 dbm Receiver sensitivity (16 QAM) -118 dbm ETSI 301 021 V 1.6.1 Diversity Space-frequency block coding and dynamic phase adjustment Electrical, mechanical, and environmental Power 25 W peak, 20 W standby Supply 120 VAC / 240 VAC Operating temperature -40 to + 60 C (-40 to +140 F) Storage temperature -40 to + 70 C (-40 to +158 F) Operating humidity 5 to 95% Dimensions W x H x D 3.5 GHz: 333 mm x 333 mm x 130 mm (13 in. x 13 in. x 5 in.) diamond mount 2.4 GHz: 483 mm x 483 mm x 102 mm (19 in. x 19 in. x 4 in.) Weight 3.5 GHz: 2.5 Kg (5.5 lbs.), 2.4 GHz: 4 Kg (8.5 lbs.) 7

Subscriber Unit (SSU4000) Service characteristics SSU4000 Voice coding ITU-T G.729E Echo cancellation ITU-T G.168 (in uplink and downlink directions) Fax Group 3 Modem V.90/ V.34 available on one POTS line. Broadband data Downlink: up to 2.3 Mbps Uplink: up to 470 Kbps Subscriber interface SSU4000 POTS Loop start (up to 2 lines) Voice loop length (24 AWG) POTS: 500 m (1640 ft.), 10Base-T: 100 m (328 ft.) Electrical TR-57, ETSI EN 300 132, EN 300 448 Broadband data Ethernet 10Base-T Standards compliance SSU4000 Radio frequency EN 301 021 Safety EN 60950, UL 60950 EMC EN 301 489 (SSU4000: EN 301 489-1, EN 301 489-4) Environmental EN 301 019 General ETSI EN 302 085, EN 301 390, EN 301 021 Subscriber (radio) unit to customer equipment cabling Format Maximum cable distance Cable type SSU4000 10Base-T, DC, POTS 60 m (197 ft.) Custom 8

Customer Connections At SR Telecom, we are driven by our customer s needs. Our number one priority is to build lasting relationships with our customers. We do this by maintaining a global presence and providing expert technical services. From initial contact to delivery and installation, our coordinated approach ensures the smooth deployment of complete solutions that surpass industry standards. With offices located strategically over six continents, we ensure that our customers get the support they need, when they need it. We provide full technical assistance by telephone and web-based solutions tracking 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We also offer customized technical training, maintenance and network management. On-time delivery, product reliability, advanced technology, and quality technical support that s what SR Telecom is all about. The WiMAX Evolution The WiMAX Forum, of which SR Telecom is a principal member, is a nonprofit association established in 2001 by equipment and component suppliers. This cooperative industry initiative is working to facilitate the deployment of broadband wireless networks based on the 802.16 standard by helping to ensure the compatibility and interoperability of broadband wireless access equipment. While the industry waits for the WiMAX standards to be defined and the products to mature, SR Telecom s symmetry NLOS/OFDM WiMAX-ready solution offers ILECs and CLECs not only performance and price points demanded for today s broadband fixed wireless access solutions, but also a proven, stable, and mature WiMAX-ready system. symmetry offers carriers the flexibility to provision pre- WiMAX services to existing subscribers using a six-sector base station architecture, while ensuring a seamless migration path to the future 802.16-2004 (OFDM) and 802.16e (SOFDMA) WiMAX standards.

SR Telecom For the past 25 years, SR Telecom has been refining the wireless experience, adapting to market trends with product lines that address the legacy narrowband requirements of rural deployments, to the broadband access needs emerging today, and to the nextgeneration mobile networks promised by the WiMAX standards of tomorrow. By continuously aligning our product portfolio with market trends, SR Telecom has successfully maintained a global leadership position in narrowband solutions that we are now building off of to drive our leadership in the emerging broadband and WiMAX markets. For further information: 8150 Trans-Canada Hwy. Montreal, QC H4S 1M5 CANADA Tel.: +1 514 335 1210 info@srtelecom.com www.srtelecom.com SR TELECOM, ANGEL and SYMMETRY are trademarks of SR TELECOM Inc. All rights reserved 2004. All other trademarks are property of their owners. Information subject to change without notice. 035-100117-001, Issue 03