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MTI Proprietary
1 Introduction
WiMAX technology is the ideal solution for last-mile broadband wireless access extending high-speed
network connectivity at low installation and operating costs. It is intended to provide total freedom to people
who are fixed, nomadic, or highly mobile, allowing them to stay connected with voice, data and video services.
By using WiMAX, people could go from their houses to their cars, and then travel to their offices or
somewhere else seamlessly.
MTI’s WiMAX Outdoor CPE, XS-615-25X-XXX, complies with IEEE Standard 802.16e-2005, state of the
art Scalable OFDMA based technology. It operates on 2.5 GHz ~ 2.69 GHz frequency range, and supports
different channel bandwidths. The modulation schemes support QPSK, 16QAM, and 64QAM on both uplink
and downlink. This WiMAX Outdoor CPE is designed with weather proof function and lightning protectors for
operation in harshest outdoor environments. In addition, it provides a user-friendly Web browser for user
setup and information sharing.
Figure 1 provides an example of the usage of the WiMAX Outdoor CPE (XS-615-25X-XXX). Connecting
Wi-Fi AP or VoIP Switch to the WiMAX Outdoor CPE, it is convenient to allow networked devices to share a
high-speed internet connection.
WiMAXBS
WiMAXOutdoor CPE
(XS-615 Series)
WiMAXLink
WiFiAccess Point
WiMAXOutdoor CPE
(XS-615 Series)
VoIP Switch
Laptop
WiMAXOutdoor CPE
(XS-615 Series)
Laptop
WiMAXLink
Phone
Computer Computer
WiFiLink
WiMAXBS
WiMAXOutdoor CPE
(XS-615 Series)
WiMAXLink
WiFiAccess Point
WiMAXOutdoor CPE
(XS-615 Series)
VoIP Switch
Laptop
WiMAXOutdoor CPE
(XS-615 Series)
Laptop
WiMAXLink
Phone
Computer Computer
WiFiLink
Figure 1 Example for usage of WiMAX outdoor CPE