Cambium Networks LINKPlanner
Easy, Accurate LINKPlanner Tool
Predictable performance, Shorter installation time
Wireless network operators are constantly looking at how to reduce the total cost of ownership of the network in order to increase their return on investment. Keeping costs down starts with selecting the right equipment with the correct configuration for the desired performance and reliability. Cambium has developed the LINKPlanner tool to simplify the design of these networks whether they are point-to-point or point-to-multipoint. By designing the network with predictable performance up-front the cost of procurement, installation, configuration and on-going support can be minimized.
Optimize for Your Needs
Designed for use with our point-to-point and point-to-multipoint solutions, LINKPlanner allows you to easily and quickly design networks for optimal deployment and cost effectiveness. With versions for Microsoft Windows and Intel-based Mac systems, LINKPlanner is a free, easy to use link-design tool that can be downloaded from our web site.
- Engineer a highly reliable wireless link even in challenging environments
- Plan and optimize a single link or multiple links simultaneously
- Plan an entire project including PTP and PMP products
- Perform calculations for both licensed and unlicensed products
- Automatically load path terrain profiles and environmental factors such as rain fade
- Display a comprehensive overview of your entire wireless network via Googl Earth
- Conduct “what if” scenarios based on geography, distance, antenna height and transmit power and instantly see the effects on performance
- Generate reports that validate projected performance and serve as time-saving deployment guidelines
- Create a bill of materials for PMP and PTP networks including accessories
- Plan multi-sector towers and multi tower networks assigning SM’s to the best AP
- Export list of SM’s and associated modulation modes to the Cambium Capacity planning tool
LinkPlanner In Action
The first step in link design is to enter information about the sites you want to connect. The recommended method to insert sites into a project is to import the latitude and longitude information from sources such as Google Earth.
LINKPlanner then automatically imports a path profile to which the user can add additional obstructions to accurately model the environment.
By modifying system characteristics such as antenna type and height, you can obtain the optimal configuration to achieve the performance you need to meet your throughput and availability requirements. In addition to throughput and availability, you will also see projected system gain margin and path loss for the link.
LINKPlanner then automatically imports a path profile
to which the user can add additional obstructions to
accurately model the environment.
Supported Products:
Sub-6GHz Point to Point
- PTP 650 / 650S / 650L
- PTP 600
- PTP 500
- PTP 450*
- PTP 250
Licensed Point to Point
- PTP 800
- PTP 810
Point to Multipoint
- PMP 450
- ePMP 1000*
*Coming Soon (Note: PTP 450 and ePMP 1000 5.9 GHz)