ADC UltraWAVE 2000 - Manual (Page 3)

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Next
Generation
CDMA
2000
Solution
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UltraWAVE CDMA
Next Generation CDMA 2000 Solution
Key Advantages
Low Total Cost of Ownership
Reduces end-users’ deployment costs using •
standard CPEs
Lowers operating costs due to distributed
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and compact architecture
Decreases network complexity through
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voice and data payload convergence
Uses IP backhaul and off-the-shelf IP
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core network equipment
Optimal For Rural Deployments and
Network Extensions
Reduces number of cell sites due to wide •
coverage range
Enables call termination within the local cell for
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reduced satellite backhaul costs
Minimal Initial Investment
Provides a scaleable ‘pay-as-you-grow’ expansion
model due to its distributed architecture:
Grows seamlessly from a self-contained •
network in a single rack to a nationwide,
full-fledged distributed network
Scales from a single carrier, omni directional
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base station into a high-capacity multicarrier,
multi-sector cell
Deployment Flexibility
Supports connection to PSTN over a variety •
of interfaces: V5.2, ISUP SS7 and ISDN PRI
Enables rapid and optimized access for remote
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cells using both terrestrial and VSAT backhaul
Enables both long range macro cells or pico
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indoor cells
Ready For Next Generation
Networks (NGN)
UltraWAVE CDMA aligns closely with the •
development of MMD, IMS and NGN
networks. At the same time it offers seamless
integration with legacy circuit switched
networks via a Media Gateway
Grants new operators a solution establishing
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an IP-based network architecture today
Allows future migration from legacy networks
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as IP architecture enables the reuse of system
building blocks
Future Proof Solution
Supports easy migration from fixed to •
mobile services
Allows for seamless integration of future
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data services (EV-DO and WiMAX)
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