User's Manual

WiMax Optical Fiber Repeater 10W Installation and Operation Manual

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Preface

This manual provides instructions for mounting, setting-up, and monitoring ADC OR

system.

The WiMax 10W Optical Fiber Repeater is used to enhance the performance of

Wimax networks by improving the coverage of the base station and increasing their

traffic.

As a result, the resources of the base station are utilized more efficiently.

In addition, ADC Optical fiber Repeater is a flexible and cost-effective solution that

enables the operator to provide cellular coverage without dependence on the original

cell site coverage area. It is an ideal way to achieve targeted coverage of remote

areas and ‘coverage holes’, and enables advanced coverage schemes, such as BTS

hoteling and distributed coverage for high data-rate networks.

A powerful feature provided enables monitoring and controlling the parameters of

each site from the other site (the Host unit can be controlled from the Remote unit

and vice-versa), using a dedicated channel outside the WiMax frequency band.

This channel is used also to synchronize the TDD frame between the Remote and

Host units.

ADC Repeater may be secured to an interior or exterior wall or attached to a

concrete slab.

Records of Changes

Revision Description Initiated by Date

1.0 Preliminary Release Ram Dishon November 2007

1.1 Update Ram Dishon February 2008