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About EnGeniusKey Specifications
• 802.11 Standards• Understanding 802.11n• Transmit Power
General Application Models Indoor AP Wireless Home Point to Point Long Range Outdoor AP Network Management Software
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About EnGeniusEnGenius® Technologies, Inc. is an industry expert in wirelesscommunications and radio frequency (RF) technology. The companypioneered “Affordable Long-Range Wireless” communication solutions,and creates wireless voice and data products for home, SOHO and SMBuse that are versatile, feature-rich, business-class and affordable. Ourcomplete line of award-winning devices is designed to deliver long-range,fast speeds, robust security, and ease-of-use. Established in 1999,EnGenius Technologies, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of SenaoNetworks, a Taiwan RF communications manufacturing company.
Wi-Fi Standards
• 802.11b2.4GHz, 11Mbps throughput, DSSS modulation
• 802.11a5GHz, 54Mbps throughput, OFDM modulation
• 802.11g2.4GHz, 54Mbps throughput, OFDM modulation
• 802.11n2.4GHz and 5GHz, 300Mbps throughput, MIMO and SpatialMultiplexing, 20-40MHz channels
Comparative Signal Rangesby Standard
Understanding 802.11n• Amendments to the previous 802.11 standard• Significant improvement to PHY layer transmission rate:
Forward Error CorrectingChannel bonding (20/40 MHz)Shorter GI (800/400 ns)Spatial multiplexing
• Increase the MAC layer transfer rate to achieve over100 Mbps data throughput
• MCS selected based on RF channel condition based on8 data rates, bonded channels, multiple spatial streams,guard intervals, and modulation types
MIMO (Multiple-In/Multiple Out)
Commonly referred to as smart antennatechnology
Sensitivity to fading is reduced by the spatialdiversity provided by multiple spatial paths.
Can provide better range in environmentswith multi-path issues
What About Range?Facts:“Under the best conditions, many 802.11n routers deliver
throughput between 100 Mbps and 120 Mbps near therouter. However, speeds degrade quickly to about 45Mbps in the 300- to 600-foot range”
“The truth about the 802.11n specification is that it does notreally increase your wireless coverage area.”
- Laptopmag.com
The same RF physics still apply, so the wireless connectionwill still drop out at the same signal levels.
Jeriel to change“400” to “300”
Transmit Power• Tx power is the amount of power a radio transmits
• Generally, the longer the distance, the more powerneeded
• High transmit power and receive sensitivity means:
greater coverage area with less access pointsor
long distance point-to-point links
Understanding dBm
The dBm is an absolute power measurement. “m” stands for milliwatt,which is the reference point.
0dbm is 1mW of power
1dbm is 1dB stronger than 0dBm or 1dB stronger than 1mW (1.3mW)-x dBm is power less than 1mW
0dBm = 1mW -3dBm = 0.5mW3dBm = 2mW 10dBm = 10mW -10dBm = 0.1mW
28dBm = 600mW (approx.) 30dBm = 1000mW or 1 wattDbm is
dBm to Milliwatts
Understanding dBi• Dbi = The Db gain an antenna has as compared to a baseline
“Isotropic radiator” type antenna. It’s simply a reference point.
• The Isotropic radiator is a theoretical antenna where the signal istransmitted like a globe, equally in all directions.
• Does not exist in real life. The design of any real antenna willcause the signal to favor one direction (even slightly) over another
• The physical laws of the conservation of energy says if you gainpower in one direction, the other direction must be lost.
• To have antenna gain therefore means the signal pattern ischanged to be favorable in a certain direction over another. Themore disproportional it is, the more gain is realized.
Calculating EIRP• Dbm and Dbi – You can add or subtract them!
• Dbm is power while Dbi is antenna gain.
• The total power (transmitter, losses of cable, gain of antenna etc.) is calledEIRP (Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power)
• Example: 28dbm + (-2db coax loss) + 6dbi antenna = 34dbm EIRP.
• FCC limits EIRP for Omni-directional signals to 36dbm for 2.4GHz and 5GHzWiFi
• For directional signals, for every 3db of antenna gain beyond 6dbi, transmitterpower must be reduced by 1dbm.
26dbm +6dbi = 32dbm EIRP
Up to 600mW Tx Power N Mode• The typical leading brand AP has a Tx power of 17dBm or 50mW
Rule of thumb:
• EAP350 transmit power and receive sensitivity
26 dBm @ MCS0/MCS8
26 dBm @ MCS1/MCS9
25 dBm @ MCS2/MCS10
25 dBm @ MCS3/MCS11
24 dBm @ MCS4/MCS12
24 dBm @ MCS5/MCS13
23 dBm @ MCS6/MCS14
23 dBm @ MCS7/MCS15
802.11b best ≤ -98 dBm802.11g best ≤ -93 dBm802.11n best ≤ -93 dBm
Quick Summary
High Output / Transmit Power
Delivers 802.11 Standard Speeds at LongerRange
and
Enables More Devices to be Connected to theNetwork
HotspotAccess Points can be added to an existing network to provide wirelessconnectivity to different network resources for laptops and handhelddevices
EAP-350
Multiple AP EnvironmentRF interference can be a factor.
FCC allows for only 3 non-overlapping channels between channels1-11 (2.412 – 2.473).
Channels are 22MHz wide but only separated by 5MHz
Indoor High Power N Access Points
•802.11bgn• High Power 26+ dBm• Integrated 6dBi Antenna• AP/ WDS Mode• Ceiling Mount• LED on/off Control• 802.3af PoE Support• MSSID/ VLAN, SNMP, 802.1x
EAP350 2Tx/ 2Rx (300 Mbps) Gigabit Ethernet
EAP300 2Tx/ 2Rx (300 Mbps) 10 / 100 Ethernet
EAP150 1Tx / 1Rx (150 Mbps) 10 / 100 Ethernet
Office Environment
High Power N Client Bridge / Access Points802.11bgn
• High Power : 29dBm• 2Tx+2Rx (300 Mbps)• AP/CB/WDS Modes• 2 SMA Connectors• Multiple SSIDs/VLAN• SNMP
ECB350 Gigabit Ethernet Port 802.3af PoE Support
ECB300 10/100 Ethernet Port 802.3af PoE Support
AP Mode SupportsMultiple SSIDs with VLANs
Lowers equipment and installation cost.Separate networks for staff and guests using the same APs.For use with switches that support VLAN tagging.VLAN support only available in AP mode.
Wireless Home Networkwith Multimedia Streaming
ESR300HWirelessRouter
EUB-9603H
Wireless-N RoutersESR300H (802.11bgn)• High power : 23dBm(2 Stream)• 2Tx+2Rx (300Mbps)• 1 WAN & 4 LAN Fast Ethernet(10/100Mbps)• 2 x 2dBi SMA Antennas• Parental Control• MSSID, Firewall, & QoS
• 2.4/5GHz Dual Concurrent• 20dBm (2 stream)• 1 WAN & 4 LAN Gigabit Ethernet• 2.4GHz: 2 5dBi SMA Antennas ;
5GHz: 2 5dBi internal PIFA antennas• WDS, Power Saving, MSSID, Firewall & QoS• USB2.0 Support (Storage , BT download, Printer)
ESR600H (802.11abgn) [email protected] + 2Tx+2Rx@5GHz
ESR750H (802.11abgn)• [email protected] + 3Tx+3Rx@5GHz(2.4GHz: 300Mbps, 5GHz: 450Mbps)
Point-to-Point Wireless Connection
Can link up to 2 mileswith clear line of sightwith 2.4GHz models, 1mile with 5GHz model.
EHN200
EHN200
ENH200, ENH202, ENH500
Outdoor N Wireless Bridges
• High Power 27dBm• CB/AP/CR/WDS Mode• IP65 Water proof design• 24V PoE support• 2 x 10/100 Ethernet Ports
ENH500 802.11an (5GHz)• 2Tx+2Rx : 300Mbps Integrated 14dBi Antenna with dualpolarization
ENH202 802.11bgn (2.4GHz) 2Tx+2Rx : 300Mbps Integrated 10dBi Antenna with dualpolarization
ENH200 802.11bgn (2.4GHz) 1Tx+1Rx : 150Mbps
Outdoor Access Point
IP camera wirelessconnected to ENH200client bridges
ENH210 EXT
EHN200EHN210 EXT
EHN200
Outdoor N Access Points
ENH210EXT (802.11bgn)• 2Tx+2Rx: 300Mbps• Gigabit Ethernet• High Power : 29dBm (2 stream)• 2 N-Type connectors• 2 x 5 dBi antennas• AP/CB/WDS Mode• IP67 Water proof design• 48V PoE support (802.3af/atcompliant)• MSSID (up to 8), VLAN, SNMP
ENH200EXT (802.11bgn)• 1Tx+1Rx : 150Mbps• 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet• High Power 27dBm• SMA Connector for 2.4GHz Antenna• CB/AP/CR/WDS Mode• IP65 Water proof design• 24V PoE support• MSSID, VLAN, SNMP• EAG-2408 recommended antenna
EAG-2408
EnGenius Zone ControllerAccess Point Management Software
• SNMP based
• Firmware upgrade needed for currentbusiness class N models
• Centralized monitoring and management tool
• Easy drag-n-drop configuration
EnGenius Zone Controller Interface
Zone Controller Compatibility List
Model Firmware VersionEAP150 v1.2.1EAP300 v1.2.1EAP350 v1.1.0
ENH200 v1.1.0ENH200EXT v1.1.0ENH202 v1.1.0ENH500 v1.1.0ENH210 v1.1.0ENH210EXT v1.1.0
