User's Manual Part 2
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 4. System Diagnostics and Operating Tips
 - Appendix A. Initial Settings
 - Appendix B. Installing the Configuration Software and Upgrading Firmware
 - Appendix C. Technical Specifications
- Burst-Rate Limit
 - Downlink/Uplink Throughput
 - Frequency Plans
 - Tx Power
 - Antenna
 - Receiver Sensitivity
 - Maximum Distance Between Base Station and Subscriber Unit
 - System
 - Standards Compliance and Interfaces
 - Configuration and Management
 - Power/Environment Safety
 - Physical Dimension
 - Installation Details
 - Optional Accessories
 
 - Appendix D. Constructing Power and Ethernet Cables
 - Appendix E. Lightning Protection Recommendations
 - Appendix F. Technical Support and Training
 
Tsunami Multipoint Version 1.3 Installation Guide 
Tx Power 
BSU .....................+6 to +17 dBm (into antenna port) 
SU.......................-48 to +15 dBm (into antenna port) 
Antenna 
BSU .....................Integrated, LHCP (left-hand circular polarization) 18 dBi 
SU.......................Integrated, LHCP 21 dBi 
Receiver Sensitivity 
Burst Rate  Threshold 
60 Mbps  -77 dBm 
40 Mbps  -81 dBm 
30 Mbps  -86 dBm 
20 Mbps  -89 dBm 
Maximum Distance Between Base Station and Subscriber Unit 
BURST-RATE CLOS
1
 NLOS
2
60 Mbps  3 miles/5 km  1.2 miles/2 km 
40 Mbps  4 miles/6.6 km  2 miles/3.5 km 
30 Mbps  5 miles/8.3 km  2.4 Miles/4 km 
20 Mbps  6 miles/10 km  3 miles/5 km 
1
Clear-Line-of-Sight distance is calculated for 99.995% availability assuming no obstructions in the first Fresnel 
Zone. 
2
Near-Line-of-Sight distance is for a typical installation with moderate multipath/shadowing due to terrain and 
structures. 
Figure 29. Fresnel Zones 
The Fresnel Zone refers to the radio beam. The radio signal’s path length and frequency determine the 
Fresnel Zone’s width and shape. When a large part of the Fresnel Zone is blocked, some of the radio 
signal’s energy is lost. 
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CPN 63179  Issue Date: 01/24/03 










