iBwave: the in-building Wireless Standard

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THE IN-BUILDING WIRELESS STANDARD Benoit Fleury, VP Products & Innovation April 23, 2015

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THE IN-BUILDING WIRELESS STANDARD

Benoit Fleury, VP Products & InnovationApril 23, 2015

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Higher volume of sites versus macro & DAS Shorter deployment cycles (days versus months) Simpler process without requiring RF experts Engineering still involved without being bottleneck Tools still needed to ensure quality, consistency & scaling

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Webinar: Site Surveys

ASSESS & SURVEY

DIMENSION & PLAN

DETAILED ENGINEERING

INSTALL & COMMISSION

OPERATE & MAINTAIN

Digitize notes, pictures & drawings into .ibw file

Integrate RF data collection into the same file

Designs can be now created in the field from mobile device

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CREATE FLOOR PLAN AND ENVIRONMENT ZONES

STEP 1 STEP 2

COLLECT RF, SELECT SMALL CELLS AND RUN PREDICTION

STEP 3

ADD NETWORK EQUIP’T & INCLUDE ANNOTATIONS

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FIELD TECHNICIAN

UPLOADMOBILE FILE

TO CLOUD/UNITY

SEND PROJECTLINK BY EMAIL

Store projects centrallyand control integrity

RF ENGINEER

DOWNLOADMOBILEFILE FROM CLOUD/UNITY

REVIEW ON DESIGN

Access any project and review as needed

As-BuiltDocumentation

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DESCRIPTION

- Small cells survey in LA warehouse building- Design created including AP location,

network equipment and cable routing- RSSI prediction to determine AP coverage- 7 floors surveyed in approx. 2 hours

BENEFITS

- Significant time savings (estimated 10 hours)- Single site visit for survey, planning, design- Viewing prediction ensures sufficient APs- Skip detailed engineering step for small venues.

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• SCOPE OF VISIT: - Decommission existing Repeater Module. - Integrate a Small Cell with a new Repeater system- Document the Small Cell installation.

• SITE VISIT HIGHLIGHTS:- Conduct Pre and Post walk test to document improvement- On the spot RF verification of Small Cell location with Plots (RSRP)- iBwave Mobile Planner with Solutelia WINd solution to document, walk test and create plots - Easy way to import Floor Plans and document as-built

• KEY WINS:- Confidence on the field generating RF plots and validating with the walk test- Saving time with documentation for current and future use- Easy way to share this information with Internal teams (i.e. Scope of Work)

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Traditional Approach With iBwave Mobile

COLLECT BUILDING INFO

COLLECT RF MEASUREMENTS

POST PROCESSING

ORGANIZE PICTURES (ex:PPT)

IMPORT RF DATA IN IBWAVE

SYSTEM DESIGN SYSTEM DESIGN

Relative time savings: 48%

COLLECT BUILDING INFO

COLLECT RF MEASUREMENTS

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11h Reduce project life cycle Reduce cost Increase quality

Time Savings

0 hours

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Total 10 hours21h 11h

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