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Remote Client Router
The HR-WRAPLX is designed for use as a station router (aka “client” or "remote”), as a point to point router for typical bandwidth requirements, or as a wireless mesh node. The HR-WRAPLX provides high data rates and superior throughput for dataintensive and latency-sensitive applications, and it can be configured to use either the “TDMA-like” protocol which delivers unparalleled video streaming performance for the most demanding IP surveillance applications, layer-2 or layer-3 mesh, or standard 802.11.
HR-WRAPLX Specification (Link)
- WRAPLX-2: 2.4 GHz
- WRAPLX-37: 3.65 GHz
- WRAPLX-4: 4.9 GHz**
- WRAPLX-5: 5 GHz
- WRAPLX-9: 902-928 MHz
Note:
M=multiband, 25dBm/-92dBm
(2.4, 4,9*, 5GHz)
37=3.65** GHz, 25dBm/-92dBm
9=900MHz, 28dBm/-93dBm
2=2.4GHz, 28dBm/-97dBm
5=5.8GHz, 28dBm/-94dBm
4=4.9GHz*, 26dbm/-94dBm
Vidovation demos portable wireless network video recorder. The microNVR is ideal for many applications combining on-site edge recording with live wireless relay such as in-vehicle video monitoring, light pole mounted video monitoring, solar powered remote video monitoring stations, camera back video recording and relay, and a pocket-carried video recorder.
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