The Motorola Canopy product line is the industry leader in point to multipoint and WISP deployments. Motorola Canopy access points provide the reliability, scalability, low latency and low subscriber cost to make allow any ISP to provide the highest SLAs in an extremely cost effective manner. Here are some things you should know about the Motorola Canopy before deployment.

With new Canopy Lite subscriber modules (SM), Motorola helps service providers deliver high-speed broadband services to virtually everyone who wants them. Canopy Lite SMs’ lower cost makes high-speed Internet access, web browsing, e-mail—and even more advanced applications like VoIP and multimedia services—available even to customers who couldn’t previously afford them.

Part of Motorola’s globally proven Canopy platform, Canopy Lite SMs are designed to help network operators convert dial-up subscribers to broadband simply, quickly… and profitably.

And, although Canopy Lite SMs offer substantially lower costs, they also offer the same high performance, reliability and interference tolerance for which the Canopy system is renowned.

Frequency Range
5470 - 5725 MHz

3dB beamwidth, Azimuth 
60 degree

3dB Beamwidth Elevation 
60 degree

Gain
8 dbi

Antenna Type
5.2 GHz 60 Degree Integrated Sector Antenna

Data Rate
10 Mbps Datarate, 6 Mbps Useful Throughput

Receiver Sensitivity
-86 dBm

Channel Bandwidth
20MHz

Latency
5-7 ms

Mount Method
Mast, Pole Mount

Operating Tempature
-40 to +60 degrees C

Wind Load
150 Mph

Distance
Up to 2 miles with integrated antenna.

Configuration
HTTP, TELNET, FTP, SNMP Version 2C

Antenna Alignment
Audible antenna alignment alarm

Radio Type
Time Division Duplexing/Time Division Multiple Access (TDD/TDMA)

Modulation
High Index BFSK (Optimized for interference rejection)

Operating Modes
Point to Multipoint, Point to Point

Weatherproof
Outdoor, Rugged, Weatherproof

Security
DES, Proprietary scrambling mechanism

POE
Supported (802.3af)

Network Connector
1 x 10/100