Motorola CANOPY 5250SMBC: a guide to the 5.2 GHz subscriber module

Motorola CANOPY 5250SMBC Canopy System Subscriber Module (SM) with Canopy Advantage: Improved Modulation and QoS. It is placed on the subscriber side and communicates with the access point. 5200APG They are always considered a pair: a point without modules is useless, as is a module without a point.

Range and what it depends on

Without an additional antenna, the module takes up to 3.2 km of line of sight. With a plate reflector - up to 25 km: the reflector collects the signal into a narrow beam, like a headlight collects the light of a lamp. Range fee - accuracy of guidance: a narrow beam should be carefully placed on the access point.

Range and speed

The operating range is 5.250-5.350 GHz. The speed is 10 Mbit / s half-duplex: by modern standards, not much, but for telemetry, video surveillance and office traffic remote site is enough, and the link is predictable.

Body and power supply

NEMA 4 is a street configuration: rain, snow, sun all year round. The module is hung on the wall, mast or rooftop tip so that there are no obstacles in the direction of the access point. power supply - 24 V through the ACPSSW block (we have in stock).

Where appropriate.

Remote sites of the enterprise, settlements, objects without optics - wherever there is direct visibility to the mast with an access point. Scenarios of the entire network - in the article Canopy 5.2 GHz network for the village and enterprise.

Frequent questions about 5250SMBC

What is the range of the 5250SMBC? Up to 3.2 km without a reflector and up to 25 km with a plate reflector - with a line of sight to the access point.

What access point does 5250SMBC work with? With Motorola Canopy, the 5200APG is a pair of systems.

What powers the 5250SMBC? 24V via power supply unit ACPSSW; outdoor housing, NEMA 4.

What is Canopy Advantage? The version with improved modulation and QoS - more stable link and better distribution of bandwidth between subscribers.