Hi Jason,
The 5.4 gig band does cover 5.5ghz.
The rules are different from other bands in that you HAVE to use radar
avoidance, dynamic power leveling etc. etc. etc.
As for the parts that you have any control over, it's similar to 5.3 ghz.
30dB EIRP max output. If you have a 23dB antenna
The 5.3 GHz band was changed at the same time 5.4 GHz was released so that
they have the exact same requirements, other than existing systems on 5.3
GHz are grandfathered in.
ATPC should be a requirement for EVERY unlicensed device.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
I have a client that wants to have open terminals, but secure network access.
The only way I've seen having the individualized network access (different
users have access to different folders within a share) has been to save the
network password. That obviously requires a further layer of
I agree, the right answer is a windows server. With that you can assign
access rights even down to file level with the right active directory
security setup. A P2P windows network is not very secure. There maybe some
3rd party packages that can do that on a directory level but I believe that
Thanks guys. Found plenty of info on 5.3/5.4 but nothing specific to 5.5.
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The 5.3 GHz band was
The 5.4 GHz band goes from 5475 MHz to 5725 MHz.
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Intelligent Computing Solutions
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Right, but I have had at least one radio that was POE protected at entry
and the 12AWG from the case to ground kept the Ethernet port from blowing.
Jim Patient wrote:
Scott,
You might want to take a look at NEC 810. If you install an external
antenna mounting pole or mast, it must be
It's hard to really predict how much induced voltage you will get from a
surge. I guess it's one of those things that you just prepare for the
worst and hope for the best. Obviously if the install is sticking up as
the highest point on a hill, I'm going to take a little more care than
one
http://techdirt.com/articles/20080506/1750001049.shtml
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Intelligent Computing Solutions
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