1. Training Fusion Intro

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InterReach Fusion & RF Design

Technical Training

Wireless In-Building Solutions

October 2008


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Wireless Enterprise Drivers

Cellular phones are the primary communications device ingeneral and specifically for corporate users

Mobility and Wireless are key to businesses

Enterprises need more services, coverage and capacity than everbefore.

Data services in particular require more capacity and improvedcoverage to support the growth in demand

70% of mobile calls are made inside buildings

Corporate users are key to the carriers The highest ARPU is generated by corporate users


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Wireless Network Challenges

Yellow areas represent holes

in macro wireless coverage

Current wireless networksdesigned for best effort voiceapplications

Broad coverage from Tall towers

Sufficient for low frequencypropagation, low bandwidth voice& inconsistent service levels

Challenges to provide ubiquitous

coverage Use of higher frequencies with low

propagation characteristics

Bandwidth demands for high-speed data & video

Demands for greater service levels

Next generation networks requiresmall, distributed cells toaccommodate ubiquitouscoverage, quality service levels &delivery of high-speed dataservices


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In-Building Coverage/Capacity from Macro Cell

Network

Macro-cellular networks weredesigned and optimized for

outdoor coverage and capacity Heavy usage in buildings drains

the macro cellular networkcapacity

It is not economically viable toprovide Wireless Enterprise gradeof service from the Macro Network Outdoor traffic congestions must not affect the indoor users

I n d o o r s o lu t i o n s a r e n e e d ed t o p r o v i d e o p t i m a l W i r e l e ss

En t e r p r i s e co v e r a g e


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What is a DAS?

A Distributed antenna systemis a transport architecture

that a common BTS signalinglocation, or, source andmultiple antenna radiationpoints, often called antenanodes or, in the case of

active transport systems:remote units

These remote locations aredesigned to achieve optimalService Provider objectivesfor coverage and capacity.

Radiation points at a muchcloser proximity to theservice subscriber users.


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ADC Indoor DAS Deployment

Source: Plaza del Sol Shopping Center, IWG, Puerto Rico


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Benefit of Outdoor DAS


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Outdoor DAS for Cell Splitting

As capacity needs increase, useDAS to feed smaller cells fromexisting cell site

Greater than 30% savings in sitedevelopment over traditional BTS

Use of either fiber or millimeter

wave transport


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Why Distributed Antenna Systems ?

Provide Uniform Signal Quality Over

Targeted Coverage Area

Maximize/Optimize Use of Radio Capacity

Reduce Zoning Issues

Deliver Quicker Time-to-Market

Increase Spectral Efficiency

Reduce CAPEX and OPEX Future Proof Your Radio Access Network


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ADC Coverage & Capacity Solutions

Network Edge; In-building, Near-building, Outdoor

Universal Radio Head

Outdoor Coverage & DistributionPlatform, DAS/RRH

Base Station System

Local Capacity Solutions,Picocell/Microcell

Cell-Site Amplifiers

Uplink Performance Enhancement,Tower & Ground Mount

AllIP-RA

N

Solution

s

In-building Systems

In-building Coverage &Distribution Solutions


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Network Solutions Wireless Portfolio

ClearGain DualInline TMA

InIn--building Solutionsbuilding Solutions

Outdoor SolutionsOutdoor Solutions

LoopStarFlexWave WMX

Mobility SolutionsMobility Solutions

ClearGain GMA

New

FlexWave MMW

InterReachFusion

New

Backhaul SolutionsBackhaul Solutions

In-buildingWirelessRepeater

New

UltraWAVE BaseStation Solutions

New

nanoBTS microBTS

New

FlexWave Base Station Solutions

FlexWave URH

New

New

InterReachUnison


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In Every Key Market Segment

Cellular & PCS 802.x ??

Cellular & PCS

WLAN

Public Safety

Transportation(Airports, Subways, Trains)

Hotel & Conference

Cellular & PCS WLAN

Office

Cellu lar & PCS WLAN

Public Safety

Public Space

Cellular

& PCS

ADC Proprietary and Confidential


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Market Segment Examples

Casinos

Public FacilitiesDadeland MallMiami, FL

Times SquareKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

AnaheimConvention Center

Anaheim, CA

Sports Venues

Xcel Energy CenterMinneapolis, MN

Dolphin StadiumMiami, FL

Manchester UnitedStadiumManchester, UK

Venetian PalazzoLas Vegas, NV

Borgata

Atlantic City, NJ

Crown CasinoMacau SAR, China



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HotelsMontage ResortLaguna Beach, CA

The SanctuaryKiaweh Island, SC

Fairmont Turnberry IsleResort & Club

Aventura, FL

University of TennesseeKnoxville, TN

Duke UniversityDurham, NC

Wake Forest UniversityWinston Salem, NC

Higher Education

High Technology andManufacturing

National InstrumentsAustin, TX

RF Micro DevicesGreensborough, NC

GoogleMountain View, CA

Teradyne, Inc.No. Reading, MA

Healthcare

Cedars SinaiBeverly Hills, CA

Shands HealthcareJacksonville, FL

Mayo ClinicJacksonville, FL




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Airports

Dulles IntlWashington, D.C.

Atlanta HartsfieldAtlanta, GA

Denver IntlDenver, CO

Enterprises

Best Buy HeadquartersMinneapolis, MN

IntelMultiple Sites

American Airlines HQDallas, TX

Subways

Santiago MetroSantiago, Chile

Sofia SubwaySofia, Bulgaria

Mexico City SubwayMexico City, Mexico




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Sistema de Antenas Distribudas (DAS)

InterReach Fusion LS

RF sobre Fibra ptica y Cable CATVRG-59/6/11

Main Hub

Expansion Hub

RAU

InterReach Fusion SS

RF sobre Cable CATV RG-59/6/11

Single Star Hub RAU

Fusion Family DAS 850/1900MHz


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InterReach Fusion Product Line

Fusion SingleStar

Ideal for venues up to 350,000 sq. ft.

Max 1-8 configuration Fusion large system

Large venue solution

Max 1-4-32 configuration

Fusion Remote Access Units

Common to both systems 850/1900

850/1800

800/900/1900

800/850/1900

900/2100

900/1800

1800/2100

2100

2100 HP


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True multi-band system w/full band support

110 MHz total bandwidth (35MHz low band/75MHz high band)

Single electronics and cabling

Uses standard building cabling

Multi-mode or single mode fiber (Fusion LS)

75 ohm CATV

Reach to RAU as far as 275 meters (RG-11)

Best-in-class RF performance

Key metrics equivalent to Unison

Zero RF loss end-to-end ensures consistent output/coverage at everyantenna

Each band has dedicated capacity and alarming

System is software configurable

Enhanced web-based OA&M accessed via hubs Ethernet port (RJ 45) ormodem

Integrated SNMP capability optional feature

InterReach Fusion Product Attributes


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Fusion (Double Star) Architecture

Double star architecture provides flexibility/easy expansion to accommodate growth Double star architecture with 1-4-32 max configuration

Simplex downlink & uplink fibers; SC/APC terminations 3dBo optical budget;

supports MMF & SMF RAUs remotely powered from EHub


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Hub, RAU, Cabling, Antenna

F-connector withThin-Ethernet type cabling

0-275 metersdistance to RAU

Expansion Hub

Main Hub

Remote Access Unit

Fusion System Components

Hub and RAU DimensionsHubs: 19 rack mount, 2U high, 15 deep

RAU: ~11.25 X 11 X 2, N connector to antenna


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Fusion Hubs

Main Hub

X 3 separate RF source inputs

X Supports up to 4 E-Hubs

X RJ45 port for maintenance

X DB9 for alarm contact support

Expansion Hub

X Supports up to 8 RAUs

X RJ45 port for maintenance

X DB9 for alarm contact support


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The ADC Approach: Industry Standard

Cabling


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Fu s i o n has a flexible and scalable

architecture

Same topology as Ethernet


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architecture

Either Multi-mode or Single-mode fiber


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architecture

Lightweight CATV cabling


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architecture

Full power from every antenna regardless of cable length(up to max specd distance)


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architecture

No local power required at the amplifier.

Unit is powered over the CATV cabling


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Unison: Cat-5

Fusion: RG59

The other guys:

coax

LGCs Cable Infrastructure: Common Building

Cabling


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ADC system installation costs are the lowest in theindustry

ADC products are the only products on the

market which use common building cabling

Cat-5 or CATV cabling

Enterprise IT groups are familiar with these

cable types and they are in widespread use

today to support data and video.

Materials are low cost and easy to procure

These cable types dont require specialized

installers (can be done by the in-house ITgroup)

Extremely flexible, easy and quick to install

and connectorize minimal disruption

CATV cable

coax

ADC System Installation Costs


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Tri Band

Cable types and max run lengths

Copper clad Copper core

Max. length Max length

RG 59 100m/330 ft. 150m/490 ft.

RG 6 130m/425 ft. 170m/560 ft.

RG 11 275m/900 ft. 275m/900 ft.

Dual Band

Cable types and max run lengths

Copper clad Copper core

Max. length Max length

RG 59 135m/445 ft. 150m/490 ft.RG 6 170m/560 ft. 170m/560 ft.

RG 11 275m/900 ft. 275m/900 ft.

Fusion Uses CATV Cable to the RAU

CATV cabling

is economical

is easy to install and connectorize

provides great reach

RG-59 (.207OD)

RG-11 (.347OD)

RG-6 (.237OD)

Copper clad or copper core

Non-plenum or plenum

Mix and match cable types on a single hub

Can use any of 3 CATVcable types; RG59, RG6, RG11


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Fusion provides best-in-class configuration,monitoring, and alarming capabilities

Extensive system alarming, enabling faultisolation to the Field Replaceable Unit

Easy-to-use installation process

Remote configuration, monitoring, anddiagnostics

Integrated SNMP capabilities optional

feature

Fusion: Best-In-Class Admin &

Maintenance


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Hub Interfaces

RS-232 Modem/RJ-45 Configuration Ports (SS Hub and LS M-Hub)

CDMA/GPRS/UMTS wireless modem support DB-9 Alarm Port (all Hubs) for contact closure support

Resident SNMP v1/v2 for remote alarming/maintenance via RJ45Ethernet port (all Hubs)

User Interface - AdminBrowser

Standard browser based access via Ethernet port from any craft PC,dialup-router, or LAN

- Functionality: configuration, control, alarm checking, firmwaredownloads

- Built-in NMS element manager application and web server

- Password protection of commands that alter state of system- Doesnt require resident software on the craftpersons laptop

NMS

SNMP stack resident on Hub

Operations, Administration, and

Maintenance


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AdminBrowser


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Thank You!

AdminBrowser - SNMP Configuration

Options

AdminBrowser/ NMS SNMPAccess

X Circuit or packet modem(s)

X Dial-up router with modem

X DSL modem

X Corporate LAN connectivity


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Fusion Benefits Summary

A system based on the topology of an Ethernet LAN

Uses standard structure building cabling

Distributed amplifiers instead of distributed antennas Provides the highest RF performance possible for new data applications

and video

Better linearity, lower distortion, higher output power, and lower noise

figure Agnostic to cellular air interface

Easy to design, flexible, and expandable

Advanced operations, alarming and monitoring

Field-proven

Guaranteed

High percentage of recoverable investment



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Cust omers t r ust ADC Telecommunicat i ons!

ADC: The In-Building Wireless Leader

Largest installed base of in-building wireless systems :

Market leader for in-building coverage and capacity solutions since 1996

Over 11,000 systems shipped to more than 40 countries 20 major service provider customers (single operator

and neutral host implementations)

Innovative, patented technology (12 patents issued;3 pending)

Extensive design, implementation, and support capabilities

Experienced in-house RF engineers and project managers

Global network of service delivery partners


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More information about our products:

http://www.adc.com/wireless

T e ch n i c a l Sa l e s Su p p o r t , CA LA R e g i o n

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