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- Canopy is affordable.
Canopy operates in the unlicensed 5GHz U-NII band, so
there's no need for spectrum acquisition or site licensing. And,
because Canopy is wireless, there's no need to go through
existing phone or cable network. Canopy closes the gap between
the cost of dial-up and broadband access, making the decision to
switch easy for everyone.
- Canopy is easy to install and operate.
Its simple network design makes it easy to install. And,
with Canopy's small cells, there is no need for coordination, so
a single-site Canopy system can begin serving a surrounding
two-mile community right away. What's more, Canopy AP Units
include all the user authorization, network management, and
diagnostic capabilities you need to remotely control and monitor
your network.
- Canopy is flexible.
Canopy can be adopted to server the needs of many
customer communities. The Point-to-Multipoint application can
deliver service to homes or small businesses - or serve as a
dedicated data link for small business applications. Canopy can
also provide a remote link to our Pan-Tilt-Zoom IP cameras and
can be powered off of solar and/or wind systems!
- Canopy is scalable.
Intelligent protocols make deployment and operation of
large wireless networks easy and cost effective. Canopy is
scalable to accommodate changing needs, wider geographical
areas, larger populations and higher traffic volumes. Further,
adding additional transceivers increases capacity without
interference.
- Canopy is fast.
Canopy offers the affordable, high-speed Internet
connection your customers have been waiting for. Canopy upload
and download speeds are as fast or faster than dial-up, ISDN,
DSL, MMDS, cable or satellite access.
- Canopy delivers outstanding performance.
Canopy's proprietary modulation scheme improves the
quality of data delivery and mitigates interference from other
systems. So, data delivery with Canopy is very reliable.
- Canopy is secure.
Canopy offers security with over-the-air encryption
scrambles data bits and prevents interception.
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The
Access Point distributes service
to
the surrounding community.
The
Backhaul unit
provides the Internet feed
from a remote location to the access point(s).
The
Subscriber module
is the network or Internet access receiver. It is installed on the
site where the network or Internet access is going to be serving.