GlobeTel Wireless provides the most cost effective Wireless Local Loop (WLL) solution and the only integrated products that combine the functionality of Wireless LAN, Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephony (DECT) and Wimax.
GlobeTel Wireless Product Details
HotZone 5000 WiMAX
The HotZone 5000 WiMAX base station is the most cost effective Wireless Local Loop (WLL) solution and is the only integrated base station that combines the functionality of Wireless LAN, DECT and WiMAX.
GlobeTel Wireless is pleased to present you with this summary description of a typical HotZone WiMAX 5000 network architecture based on the IEEE 802.16-2004 standard and WiMAX Forum™ system profiles. Our WiMAX 5000 product family achieves high performance, non line-of-sight connectivity.
Product Features
- Fixed, nomadic, portable and mobile deployment scenarios
- Designed to support both 802.16d-2004 and 802.16e-2005 versions of standard
- Scalable, high capacity base station architecture
- Macro and micro base station architectures
- Advanced diversity and smart antenna techniques
- Rich CPE portfolio
- Indoor self-install and outdoor CPE options with embedded Intel chip
- Diversified CPE offering: data, voice and WiFi network
interface - Architecture - The architecture of the GlobeTel Wireless HotZone WiMAX 5000 system utilizes highly integrated single box base stations (BS), subscriber stations (SS) and repeater modules (RS) as the network elements. GlobeTel Wireless plans multiple configurations of this same basic platform to suit many different frequency allocations around the world from 450 MHz to 6 GHz with the first production models designed to operate in the 3.5 GHz band.
- Configuration - Connections to the backbone network and between outdoor elements are made through the integrated Ethernet switch in the HotZone WiMAX 7000. An RJ-45 10/100/1000 Ethernet uplink port is included in the HotZone WiMAX 7000 and an optional SFP module for 10/100/1000BaseT copper or 1000BaseX fiber connections can be purchased.
- Flexibility - The base station configuration is flexible enough to allow for high density urban deployments, point-point backhaul and low density rural rollouts. Point-point backhaul can be used to connect the cell with other cells, main backbone interconnection points or create multiple point-point links to high data rate subscribers.
- Versatility - Point-point backhaul links can be established using two HotZone WiMAX 5000s, 1 HotZone WiMAX 5000 and 1 HotZone WiMAX 5100, or 2 HotZone WiMAX 5100 units depending on data rate and distance requirements.
Our wireless access points differ tremendously from other available Hot Spot installations, due to:
- Their extended range capabilities.
- Telco grade functions.
- Ability to work inside and outside of buildings.