Please download the new PTP LINKPlanner tool to complete Path Profiles from
www.motorola.com/ptp/software.
The new PTP LINKPlanner is the Point-to-Point Wireless Solutions Group's next generation path planning tool and replaces the flagship Link Estimator tool. The tool has many new features that improve its ease of use and functionality to include:
- Planning for multiple links in minutes
- Importing sites directly form Google Earth
- Automating Path Profile acquisition
- Safeguarding results by reducing user input errors
- Expanding breadth of portfolio coverage to include the PTP 300, 400, 500 and 600 Series platforms
Visit www.motorola.com/ptp to read more about our industry leading portfolio of unlicensed and licensed Point-to-Point wireless Ethernet bridges. We have added several new radios to our portfolio to include our PTP 49600 solution for Public Safety which is ideal for ASTRO systems backhaul as well. Also, a key feature of our new 03-02 Software Release will enable will enable you to obtain 50 Mbps throughput for Line-of-Sight links less than 6 miles in distance via license key. Ask your Motorola sales representative for more details on this latest software update.
The LINKPlanner software sends its Path Profile requests automatically which means that you no longer have to fill in this page manually.
We welcome your continued input on the new tool and are confident it will further simplify path planning for all your fixed connectivity and backhaul needs.
Motorola PTP Wireless Broadband Solutions
The following form will be available for a limited time whilst people
migrate to the LINKPlanner tool
After
submitting the form, the server will send an email to the address specified with a
.dat file enclosed which may be imported into the LinkPlanner to give the ground profile of the radio path.
Location can be entered in a number of formats. These are:
- 'ddd:mm:ss.sP' eg. 50:33:20.6N,
- 'ddd:mm.mmmP' eg. 50:33.339N, and
- 'ddd.dddddP' eg 50.55345N.
where d=degrees, m=minutes, s=seconds and P=point of compass as one of
the letters 'NnSsEeWw'. The geodetic reference for this data is the
WGS84 EGM96 geoid.
Latitude and Longitude of the target local and remote locatations can be found from many places on the web including
www.multimap.co.uk.
However, the best method of determining the local and remote site positions is using a GPS.
Please let us know the reason for using this form rather than the PTP LINKPlanner built in feature
