Self Co-Ordinated Licensed Systems

Self Co-ordinated licensed equipment is primarily used for short haul Point to Point links in High Density areas. These licenses allow for very high bandwidth over shorter distances. We offer equipment in 60, 70 and 80Ghz ranges to give our clients greater flexibility and allow our clients multi Gigabit Ethernet links with low licence costs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do Microwave Links work?

Microwave links receive packets from the local network, if the packets destination is the remote network they will be passed to the transmitter, antenna, across the air, received by the remote antenna which passes the packets to the receiver and out onto the remote network. The antenna is used to direct the beam across the air to its paired antenna. Links operate in either full duplex or half duplex. Full Duplex is the term used for when the transmitter/receiver can send packets and receive packets at the same time. Half Duplex radios can only send or receive packets one at a time.

How do I know is my microwave link has interference?

The first sign that a link has interference is link performance, the network users will notice that the link is not receiving as normal. Checking the Receive Signal Level (RSL) and error rates is needed for confirmation. For most systems the RSL should generally be greater than -65dBm, if the RSL is lower than -65dBm and the receive error rate is increasing the Outdoor Unit (ODU) cannot work out which packet it should be receiving as there are other radios using the same or adjacent frequency for transmitting.

FX80

Operating in the E-Band 71-76/81-86GHz Range the FX80 is uniquely suited for Ultra High capacity and extended range requirements. Being categorised as a Class License/Self Co-Ordinated License Radio makes the FX80 a cost-effective fibre alternative…
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GX80

Achieving throughputs of up to 10Gbps Full Duplex, while offering a complete set of network and packet Frequency and Phase synchronization features. The GX80 uses a narrower channel, making it ideal for denser link deployments…
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EB1080

The EB1080 is a Self Co-Ordinated Microwave Point to Point System. Achieving 10Gbps (1+0) or up to 20Gbps (2+0) throughput. The EB1080 can be used to build a 10G backbone network instead of fibre or as part of a fibre backbone ring where fibre is difficult to deploy. An all-in-one Outdoor Unit incorporating a five port GigE switch – (1) 10G SFP, (2) 2.5G SFP, (1) copper (POE), the EB1080 has zero rack space requirement.
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BX70

Achieving 1.6Gbps aggregate capacity, while offering a complete set of Carrier Ethernet networking features. The BX70 implements complex Ethernet distribution network topologies without the need for an external switch. Directly mounted to a 60cm parabolic antenna the BX70 is in an all Outdoor Self Co-ordinated Licensed System.
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EBX80 Series

The EBX80 Series of Multi-Gigabit per second, high capacity microwave backhaul links, deliver an unparalleled data throughput, VOIP applications and value for money.
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