Broadband Wireless Access

Wizetalk Broadband wireless Access a high-capacity transmission medium capable of simultaneously carrying multiple types of data over a single communications medium.  radio network consists of base stations (or Access Points) and Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) radios, aka Subscriber Units (SU). The Access Points (APs) are typically mounted on towers or tall buildings since each customer requires line-of-sight (LOS) back to the base station in order to receive service. Each Access Point delivers bandwidth to each subscriber unit (up to 500) within it's 60 service sector. Because the AP is communicating with multiple SUs, it is considered a point-to-multipoint (PmP) network. Point-to-multipoint networks are very cost efficient and easy to manage since Access Points serve as the management portal and their quantities are limited.

ISP Solutions

The Web has become so rich with multimedia content that users everywhere are demanding more and more bandwidth. Regardless of the market — whether it is urban, suburban, or rural — a broadband wireless Internet access (BWIA) solution is by far the most cost effective and quickest way to reach the most customer
Today's Internet service providers need high-speed solutions which can be quickly and cost-effectively deployed across wide geographic areas to reach the most possible customers Wizetalk Broadband Internet service deliver broadband access for a surprisingly low cost of deployment and a high return on investment (ROI).

The Wizetalk network utilizes state of the art wireless technology to provide end-to-end control over the entire network. Wizetalk is committed to using the best technology necessary to deliver its broadband services

Applications for Wireless ISPs