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    S&C Instruction Sheet 1069-570

IntelliCom WAN Mesh Radio Deployment Considerations

With MIMO

Without MIMO

Configuration selections establish the performance of an IntelliCom Mesh Radio network. 
The following information shows maximum capacity for the IntelliCom WAN Mesh Radio.

System Parameters

A pair of mesh radios is installed outdoors, operating at a maximum modulation level of 
64 QAM 5/6 in a Clear LOS PtP setup. Multiple streams are required to measure the system 
performance with a single PC-to-PC test setup. Recommended measurement tools are:
• 

Iperf version 1.7.0 for all iperf tests.

• 

Iperf for all TCP tests. 

• 

IXIA for all UDP tests.

Operation Mode
Linear—

A single radio operating at 40-MHz channel bandwidth will yield 150 Mbps  

UDP (120 Mbps TCP) throughput.

Bonded—

Both radios are enabled (dual-radio license key required); each radio operating 

on a 40-MHz channel bandwidth in bonded mode configuration allows you to achieve 
300 Mbps UDP throughput (240 Mbps TCP).

NOTE:

 Taking advantage of IntelliCom’s unique dual-radio-capable hardware architecture 

(in Linear mode configuration), both radios operate independently to enable sustained 
bandwidth levels over an unlimited number of hops. The radios can also be deployed as 
two standalone radios, each with a separate sector antenna, facing opposite each other, 
for extended connectivity using a single hardware unit. This is used where a project 
demands two radios at the same tower/pole site.

System Parameters

A pair of mesh radios is installed outdoors, operating at a maximum modulation level of 
64 QAM 5/6 in a Clear LOS PtP setup. Multiple streams are required to measure the system 
performance with a single PC-to-PC test setup. Recommended measurement tools are:
• 

Iperf version 1.7.0 for all iperf tests.

• 

Iperf for all TCP tests. 

• 

IXIA for all UDP tests.

Operation Mode
Linear—

Single radio (radio 1) is operating at 20-MHz channel bandwidth—35 Mbps  

UDP (30 Mbps TCP). 

Bonded—

Both radios are enabled (dual-radio license key required); each radio  

operating at a 20-MHz channel bandwidth in bonded mode configuration allows you  
to achieve 70 Mbps UDP (55 Mbps TCP).

NOTE:

 There is no support for 40-MHz channel bandwidth in 802.11 non-MIMO mode.

Summary of Contents for IntelliCom

Page 1: ...MIMO Radio Technology 2 Dual Radio Performance 3 IntelliCom WAN Mesh Radio Deployment Considerations With MIMO 4 Without MIMO 4 IntelliCom WAN Mesh Radio Throughput Summary 802 11n MIMO Mode 5 802 11n...

Page 2: ...per hertz of bandwidth and link reliability or diversity which reduces fading MIMO technology Doubles the spectrum of each channel from 20 MHz to 40 MHz effectively doubling throughput Uses Spatial M...

Page 3: ...This approach enables long linear topologies and provides a sustained level of service to each radio At the system level when a MIMO license is enabled additional functionality is available such as d...

Page 4: ...of IntelliCom s unique dual radio capable hardware architecture in Linear mode configuration both radios operate independently to enable sustained bandwidth levels over an unlimited number of hops Th...

Page 5: ...Mbps UDP 10 MHz 35 Mbps UDP 20 MHz 75 Mbps UDP 40 MHz 150 Mbps UDP Bonded Mode both radios Doubles single radio throughput for each channel bandwidth 5 MHz 35 Mbps UDP 10 MHz 75 Mbps UDP 20 MHz 150 Mb...

Page 6: ...Clear LOS PtP setup Multiple streams are required to measure the system performance with a single PC to PC test setup Recommended measurement tools are Iperf version 1 7 0 for all iperf tests Iperf f...

Page 7: ...ormation applies for all channel bandwidths regardless of the operating frequency band Linear Mode single radio 5 MHz 9 Mbps UDP 10 MHz 18 Mbps UDP 20 MHz 30 Mbps UDP Bonded Mode both radios Doubles s...

Page 8: ...Printed in U S A...

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