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The XP4 product has now entered the End of Life product life cycle. This product is supported via repair and return; however, limited spares are available for purchase.
Antenna Adaptors
Harris Stratex Networks has introduced a series of antenna adaptors that enable new Eclipse ODU hardware to be interfaced onto existing antennas. This reduces the services and hardware costs involved with upgrading or replacing existing microwave radio links, because users will not need to replace or re-align antennas when upgrading legacy XP4 links to Eclipse. Direct-mount antenna adaptors available for XP4 enable the Eclipse ODU to connect directly to the antenna for non-protected terminal applications. The direct-mount adaptor will also provide the IEC standard interface to flexible waveguide for use in conjunction with a remote interface kit, when remote mounting XP4 as required for MHSB protected terminal installations. All antenna adaptors are provided with a replacement o-ring seal for the waveguide interface at the antenna feed port. Antenna vendors advice indicates that this is the primary maintenance element to ensure reliable antenna life to 20 years.
Headquarters Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. Research Triangle Park 637 Davis Drive Morrisville, North Carolina 27560 United States Tel: 919-767-3230 Fax: 919-767-3233 www.harrisstratex.com
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Reuse
Reduced Expenditure
The Link Replacement Program enables maximum reuse of your existing link installation and deployed hardware. Reuse of all antennas Reuse of IF cabling from indoor unit to top of tower Reuse of grounding equipment Reuse of existing frequency spectrum licenses The deployed equipment is IP-ready
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In addition, a faster overall swap-out time is achieved, ensuring that the link downtime is minimized compared to introducing a completely new set of equipment.
Increased Capacity
Utilizing the capacity upgrade with same or better system gain option provides numerous benefits, including: Reuse of existing frequency channel bandwidth assignment No RF link redesign or costs
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Whether opting for terminal or nodal based network architecture, Eclipse provides native Ethernet capabilities in conjunction with native TDM, providing a safe transition from TDM to Ethernet as necessary. The primary options include: Upgrade to Terminal solution, Super-PDH, and native Ethernet capable Upgrade to Nodal solution, Super-PDH, and native Ethernet capable
To adequately address the anticipated capacity needs for future HSDPA overlays, both terminal and nodal options include future support for adaptive modulation.
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ODU options include ODU 300sp or ODU 300hp depending on the extent of the required capacity upgrade. Both the ODU options will support a later upgrade to Adaptive Modulation support. For additional information on this solution please contact your sales representative.
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Effective Discount of 19% compared to complete installation of new equipment assuming 0.6m antenna
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Effective Discount of 15% for MHSB terminal compared to complete installation of new equipment assuming 0.6m antenna
Adaptor Solution
Non Protected
For non-protected terminal installations the adaptor provides a direct interconnection to the existing antenna, as illustrated in Figure 7 below.
Eclipse ODU
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XP4 Antenna
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Protected
For protected terminal installations, the ODUs must be remote-mounted to reduce the loading on the antenna ODU interface. In this configuration the Eclipse adaptor connects directly to the legacy antenna and provides an IEC standard waveguide interface. This waveguide interface is then interconnected to the remote-mounted Eclipse ODU and coupler assembly using a flex waveguide. Protected adaptor kits are available and come complete with legacy antenna adaptor, flex waveguide, waveguide hanger (not shown), and Eclipse ODU remote mount. Figure 8 below illustrates the interconnections.
Flex Waveguide Eclipse Coupler Eclipse ODU Remote Pole Mount Antenna Adaptor XP4 Antenna
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7 GHz
7GHz XP4 Upgrade Options 7MHz Channel
125 120 Typical System Gain, dB 115 110 105 100 95 90 85 80 4E1 7MHz 5E1 7MHz 8E1 7MHz Capacity 10E1 7MHz 16E1 7MHz XP4+ ODU 300sp ODU 300hp
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13 GHz
13GHz XP4 Upgrade Options 7MHz Channel
120 115 Typical System Gain, dB 110 105 100 95 90 4E1 7MHz 5E1 7MHz 8E1 7MHz Capacity 10E1 7MHz 16E1 7MHz
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15 GHz
15GHz XP4 Upgrade Options 7MHz Channel
115 110 Typical System Gain, dB 105 100 95 90 85 4E1 7MHz 5E1 7MHz 8E1 7MHz Capacity 10E1 7MHz 16E1 7MHz
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18 GHz
18GHz XP4 Upgrade Options 7MHz Channel
115 110 Typical System Gain, dB 105 100 95 90 85 4E1 7MHz 5E1 7MHz 8E1 7MHz Capacity 10E1 7MHz 16E1 7MHz
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23 GHz
23GHz XP4 Upgrade Options 7MHz Channel
115 110 Typical System Gain, dB 105 100 95 90 85 4E1 7MHz 5E1 7MHz 8E1 7MHz Capacity 10E1 7MHz 16E1 7MHz
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38 GHz
38GHz XP4 Upgrade Options 7MHz Channel
120 100 Typical System Gain, dB 80 60 40 20 0 4E1 7MHz 5E1 7MHz 8E1 7MHz Capacity 10E1 7MHz 16E1 7MHz
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