- The vehicle-ground fast link handover network is a single-hop Layer 2 Mesh network composed of the AC, trackside APs, and vehicle-mounted APs.
- The AC is deployed on the ground network to manage and control trackside APs.
- Trackside APs are Fit APs deployed along the track. They function as MPPs and communicate with the AC in wired mode at Layer 2.
- Vehicle-mounted APs: are Fat APs deployed in the front and rear of a train. They function as MPs to set up Mesh links with trackside APs.
Each vehicle-mounted AP can only use one radio for vehicle-ground communications at one time.
- On a vehicle-ground fast link handover network, the AP9131DN (Fit AP) or AP9132DN (Fit AP) is usually used as the trackside AP and the AP9131DN (Fat AP) or AP9132DN (Fat AP) as the vehicle-mounted AP. If other AP models are used as the vehicle-mounted and trackside APs, they must comply with the same 802.11 standards, for example, both 802.11ac APs or 802.11n APs.
Vehicle-Ground Communication
Created: Jan 14, 2017 09:43:00Latest reply: Jan 14, 2017 10:02:58
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