A Canopy (TM) System is based on a wireless broadband technology that provides for high-speed Internet access and was designed to provide cost-effective, “last-mile” high speed data access for customers who previously were underserved or lived in locations where infrastructure is non-existent. The Canopy system uses Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint networks that can span distances ranging from two to 10 miles in a multipoint configuration, to as many as 35 miles in a Point-to-Point configuration.* The basic building blocks of a Canopy system are:
• Access Point (AP) easily interfaces with your existing Local Area Network (LAN).
• Backhaul Unit (BH) provides Internet “feed” from a remote location.
• Subscriber Module (SM), the Internet access receiver, is small and easy to install — there’s no obtrusive equipment. The Access Point and Subscriber Modules are compact and are designed to be mounted outdoors, so there is no need to run overhead and in-ground wire or microwave. And there’s no additional software for you to install, further limiting exposure to error. The Canopy solution also delivers outstanding performance using a modulation scheme that improves the quality of data delivery and mitigates interference from other systems. Motorola’s Canopy platform offers security with over-the-air encryption that scrambles data bits and helps prevent interception, so data delivery with the Canopy solution is very reliable.

• Point-to-point configuration** up to 10-35 miles at 6-14 Mbps
• Point-to-multipoint configuration** up to 2-10 miles at 4 Mbps