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Room division scenario: Combine with existing operator room division system

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Room division scenario: Combine with existing operator room division system


The WLAN signal is integrated into the existing operator's room subsystem through the combiner, and a set of room division devices is shared with the operator system for coverage.

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The WLAN signal is not in the same frequency band as the GSM/CDMA/3G signal, and the combiner has a high isolation, so there is no interference between the unused frequency bands.


requires attention:

1. The existing room division period (power splitter/coupler/antenna) needs to support the 2.4G frequency band as well, otherwise the room division device needs to be replaced.

2. The link budget needs to be taken to see if the antenna power meets the WLAN coverage requirements, otherwise it needs to be rectified.

3. The sub-AP needs to be in parallel topology relationship, and multiple APs are not allowed to be connected in series on one branch.

4. The combiner must have a high isolation, requiring >90dB to avoid 2G and 3G interference.



For WLAN coverage of this scenario, we recommend that an AP cover three rooms, do not place AP cloth in the corridor
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Room division scene: combined with the existing operation room division system, can the existing operation room division system be introduced?
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What is the harm if multiple aps are connected in series on a branch
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Do we have to consider about the interference of the WLAN and the 2G/3G system?
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requires attention, I think you can fill more.
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well, otherwise the room division device needs to be replaced.

2. The link budget needs to be taken to see if the antenna power meets the WLAN coverage requirements, otherwise it needs to be rectified.

3. The sub-AP needs to be in parallel topology relationship, and multiple APs are not allowed to be connected in series on one branch!!!!.

4. The combiner must have a high isolation, requiring >90dB to avoid 2G and 3G interference.
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