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DocumentsApplicationsThe Access5830™ Subscriber Unit is ideal in the following scenarios:
Access PointsThe Access5830™ SU work with the following APs: Also see the Access5830 System Quick Specs. What's Included
* The M5830S-SU model has an internal patch antenna and the M5830S-SU-EXT model has an internal patch antenna as well as an external antenna connector The Access5830™ subscriber unit (SU) is a full-featured, enterprise class customer premise radio which works in conjunction with the Access5830™ Access Point for point-to-multipoint deployments. Designed for maximum durability and management flexibility, it offers 10 Mbps, 5.8 GHz operation, long range and three certified antenna options. Product HighlightsFlexibilityThe M5830S-SU and M5830S-SU-EXT units provide a host of configuration options which are vital for interference mitigation including full control over channels, antenna polarizations, and receiver threshold. SpeedThe Access5830 SU, in conjunction with the Access5830 Access Point, efficiently delivers up to 10 Mbps throughput to the subscriber. ManageabilityAccess5830 series SUs are fully manageable locally via the Ethernet or serial port, as well as over-the-air via the access point. The unit features an easy-to-use browser interface as well as a full command line interface. Durability, Ease of InstallationThe Access5830 SU is a fully weatherized, outdoor unit designed for quick installation. The unit features a universal mounting bracket, a built-in LED alignment tool, and Power-over-Ethernet to minimize deployment costs. Robust Propietary Access PollingTrango's SMARTPolling™ (U.S. patent 7,127,255) is a unique and powerful prioritization scheme designed to ensure the highest quality of service, such as VoIP, to each user at the maximum assigned throughput. The AP will poll each SU in a round-robin fashion, favoring subscribers which are busy passing traffic. For this reason the SMARTPolling™ protocol is adaptive and dynamic as opposed to straight Time Division Duplex (TDD). Added control of the polling sequence is provided by the ability for network operators to specify certain subscribers as PRIORITY in which case these subscribers will be polled more frequently thus guaranteeing even lower latency for critical clients. Antenna / Range Chart
NOTE: Ranges listed require line-of-sight. At least 10 dB fade margin included to account for rain and other conditions. Actual maximum ranges may be greater depending on site conditions. * SPD3-5.2T manufactured by RadioWaves, Inc. Specifications
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