ePMP a look forward webinar

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Also waiting for the webinar...

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Nobody of Cambium read this post??

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Hi - we are getting the recording and will post it as soon as we can.

Ray

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Thanks Ray 

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we will be posting the slides today.

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Ray where is the webinar? 

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Ray do you need a fastest internet connection to upload slides?

I have a couple of Powerbeam for your house if you need  :)

(now he ban me)

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OUCH! and deservedly so. I am working to get the slides up today.

Ray

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Hi,

Please find the slides attached. Let me know if you have any questions!

Thanks,

Dmitry

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Thanks Dmitry

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Thanks for the slides Dimitry, but what about the webinar? like to listen to it again, missed the first part  :(

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Hi Shawita,

I am sorry, but due to technichal issues we were not able to record it.

Dmitry

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;(

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Thanks Ray / Dmitry.

On the 3rd slide, can you explain:

  • 80+80 operation(Not applicable to F300),

  • Non contiguous channel bonding (Not applicable to F300)

I get the 300 doesn't do 80+80, but it does 40+40 right?  And it doesn't do non-contiguous bonding?  What's the point of 40+40 in this scenario - isn't it the same as wave 1 80mhz?

Maybe I misunderstood?

Rich

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Hi richinuk,

In the 802.11ac standard there is 80+80MHz non-contiguous mode, but we don't support it on Force300.

There is no such thing as 40+40MHz in the standard.  So with Force 300 you have the following channel options: 20/40/80MHz.

With PTP550 you will have an option of assymetric non-contiguous modes(eg 20+80MHz).

Dmitry

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Whould it be possible to reschedule a new webinar for all of us that didn't have the chance to attend it the first time?

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@Dmitry Moiseev wrote:

Hi richinuk,

In the 802.11ac standard there is 80+80MHz non-contiguous mode, but we don't support it on Force300.

There is no such thing as 40+40MHz in the standard.  So with Force 300 you have the following channel options: 20/40/80MHz.

With PTP550 you will have an option of assymetric non-contiguous modes(eg 20+80MHz).

Dmitry

Thanks Dmitry.  I must have missed that and got confused with the PTP550 features. :(

That's a real shame.  It would be killer for the E3K to support non-contiguous channels, and assymetric ones at that!

Rich

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Hi vmiskos,

We can do one more webinar, stay tuned for the date.

Thanks,

Dmitry

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That's a good idea!! 

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