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Oct 2003 BreezeNET DS 11 Version 4 For Bridging & Backhauling and Point-to-Multipoint

22 What is the DS 11? A PTP and PTMP bridging system Complies with b Outdoor unlicensed radio in 2.4GHz Data rate 11 Mbps Ideal for: PTP backhauling and bridging PTMP bridging applications Backhaul

33 DS 11 Main Advantages Robust Outdoor Bridge Robust Outdoor Bridge Cost effective Range of up to 60 Km (37 miles) Net throughput of more than 6Mbps Net throughput of more than 6Mbps Multi layer security package Multi layer security package PTP and PTMP Easy installation IEEE b and BU Guinness World Record World’s longest Wi-Fi connection using the DS11 Outdoor Bridge 310 Km

44 DS 11 Performance Range: 10 Km distance under ETSI requirements 25 Km (15 Miles ) distance under FCC Longer distances achievable in unregulated domains Official maximum 60 Km (37miles) PTP link tested at full performance Data Rate: Adaptive 11, 5.5, 2 and 1Mbps Fairness and Performance Maximization in PTMP (Special configurable parameters) Environment: Temp: -40C to +55C Humidity: 5 – 95% (non-condensing) 60 Km 11 Mbps, b

55 BreezeNET DS.11 – System Components Unique indoor-outdoor architecture Indoor Unit BU Outdoor Unit Ethernet + Power (Outdoor CAT-5) Indoor Unit RB Outdoor Unit Ethernet 110/220 VAC Ethernet + Power (Outdoor CAT-5) BreezeCONFIG

66 System Components Universal Indoor Unit Integrated Outdoor unit Detached Outdoor unit (needs separated antenna) Universal Indoor Unit New improved Indoor Unit * Note: ver 4 does not require a Sun Guard

77 DS 11 Antennas for Detached Model 8 dBi Omni (811938) 6 dBi Omni (872140) 18 dBi 14 0 AZ, 10 0 EL 40.6x50.8x38.1 cm. (872211) 24 dBi 7 0 AZ, 10 0 EL 61x91x38 cm. (872212) 16 dBi 28 0 AZ, 28 0 EL 28x28x8.9 cm. (872298) Integrated unit with 16 dBi antenna

88 DS 11 Applications RB Corporate Office Remote Branch BU RB2 RB3 Each BU supports up to 128 RBs Each RB supports up to 1024 MAC addresses RB1 PTP main application Building to Building connectivity Bridging and Backhauling PTMP main application Distribution system for ISPs

99 New Features in the DS 11 Ver 4

10 What is the BreezeNET DS 11 ver 4 A new generation of the existing DS 11 Ver 3 Includes both hardware and software changes Main areas of improvement in Ver 4 (compared to Ver 3) : Security Performance Ease of installation and Maintenance

11 Ver 4 – Added Security Features MAC Address Association Control (BU feature) A list of MAC addresses in the BU that are allowed to be associated with it (Default: all) WEP Key Length of 64 or 128 (both for BU and RB) 128 bit key allows for better security 64 bit key allows communication with remotes that have 64 bits WEP only (Default: 64) Unicast Relaying and Broadcast Relaying (BU only) Control of Broadcast and Unicast relaying When enabled, the BU will transmit back into the sector messages from RBs in the sector that are destined to RBs in the same sector (default: Enable). ESSID “ANY” option control (BU feature) A BU feature to allow/Disallow association with units that use “ANY” for the ESSID (Default: disable) Proprietary scrambling of data (both for BU and RB) Extra security measure, proprietary to DS11 (Default: disable) Independent of the WEP BU Router RBs

12 Multi Layer Security Platform DSSS (802.11b) MAC Address Association Control Disable “Any” ESSID and Relay Traffic Control 128 bits WEP key (802.11b) Proprietary Scrambling of Data

13 Ver 4 – Performance Enhancing Features Preamble length (both for BU and RB) Selection between “Long” or “Short” Preamble Increase throughput in “Short Preamble” Use it always unless you must support “Long Preamble only” units (Default: Long) “Best BU” and “Preferred BU” (RB feature) Best BU: scan the area and choose the BU with the best RSSI (Default: enable) Preferred BU: associate only with the BU that is marked as the preferred one (Default: None). Maximum net data rate of the DS 11 Ver 4 is 6.2 Mbps

14 RB4 RB3 RB2 Ver 4 – Performance Enhancement (cont.) Automatic dissociation of RB (BU feature) While BU is disconnected from the Ethernet dissociate all RBs and do not associate any RB obtain BU redundancy Used to obtain BU redundancy Ethernet Backoff Control (both for BU and RB) On detecting a collision a station will wait a locally determined period of time before attempting re- transmission useful in PTP The “disable” option is useful in PTP to increase Ethernet efficiency due to low collision probability - no need to wait after collision (Default: Disable) Reject/Forward Unknown (both for BU and RB) More efficient Air interface Reject /Forward frames whose destination addresses are not recognized by the bridge – More efficient Air interface (Default: Forward) BU2 BU1 RB1 x RB BU Detecting Collisions?

15 Ver 4 – Easy Installation and Maintenance Automatic Configuration Single Button Configuration of Common Modes: PTP Mode CW=15, RTS threshold=2437 PTMP Mode CW=63, RTS threshold=2437 in BU and 60 in RB Compatibility mode Rate=2Mbps, Short Preamble=disable, Scrambling=disable High Performance Mode Rate=11Mbps, Short Preamble=Enable (in BU only)

16 Easy Software Upgrade One click upgrade of multiple units firmware Always keeps (last) SW version in flash memory Automatic fallback to previous version when required Progress indicator bar Acknowledgment from every unit Flash Memory contains two last versions (both for BU and RB). Current and last versions are kept in memory allowing regression to previous version. Ver 2 Ver 1

17 Ease of Installation and Management CAT-5 Input/Output cable Easily manageable CAT-5 Input/Output cable 110/220 universal power supply RSSI Led Bar RSSI Led Bar for antenna alignment Extensive LED diagnostics in both indoor and outdoor units “Back to Factory Default” Reset button User friendly User friendly Configuration Utility Remote management using SNMP A range of counters for diagnostics Per link statistics in the BU Installation Management

18 Compatibility Backward compatibility The DS 11 Ver 4 units are backward compatible with the Ver 3 product When Ver 3 and Ver 4 units are mixed in one location only Ver 3 features are supported Upgrade ability DS 11 Ver 4 includes hardware changes and therefore a Software Upgrade is not applicable Ver 4 Ver 3 Backward Compatible …..

19 DS 11 Ver 4 – Product Variation RegulationMax EIRP (dBm) Frequency Channels Comment FCC American power cable Canada American power cable ETSI German power cable UK Same as ETSI with British power cable Universal German power cable The following variations were prepared:

20 Conclusion

21 The Renewed BreezeNET (PTP) Family ProductFrequency BreezeLINK2.4GHz BreezeNET PRO 112.4GHz BreezeNET DS GHz BreezeSECUREAccessory Legacy, PTMP and others A family of PTP solutions ProductFrequency BreezeNET DS 112.4GHz BreezeNET B14 5.8GHz BreezeNET B28 5.8GHz BA LB5.8GHz

22 Competitive Advantage A true Outdoor Unit The DS 11 is one of the only TRUE outdoor unit in the market Range The DS11 leverages on its outdoor capabilities to extend to longer ranges (up to 60 Km) Power Configurable from –4 to 24 dBm, the unit’s power can be optimized for high performance with minimal spurious emissions

23 Summary Cost Effective Robust Outdoor Solution PTP and PTMP Long Range High Throughput Enhanced Security Package Easy to Install and Maintain Advanced User Friendly Configuration Utility Alvarion World Wide Presence and Support

24 Thank You