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adaptiveRF Ltd designs RF products for the professional video surveillance market. These include COFDM IP Wireless Modules, Linear Power Amplifiers, Downconverters and Low Noise Amplifier Modules.
Our latest COFDM IPM2 product range provides the system integrator with new capabilties for simple and effective wireless data transmission and streaming applications.
IPM2 Key Features
- Uses industry recognised Coded Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex
- Duplex L-Band COFDM IP radio bridge with field selectable RF channels
- Easy to deploy - single unit provides automatic Master/Slave and Repeater roles with 802.1D bridge
- Point to Point/Point to Multi-point up to 20Mb/s real throughtput (10MHz Bandwidth)
- 0.5Watt (+27dBm) COFDM power output adjustable in 0.5dB steps
- Fully secure by using AES 128/256 end to end encryption in hardware
- Programmable packet and device prioritisation ensures that critical data gets through
- On board RSSI and survey mode, local console port and network tool for simultaneous configuration
- Built-in battery management for portable applications
- Auxiliary power output for powering external devices such as IP cameras and ethernet switches
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COFDM IPM2 OEM Module
The IPM2 OEM module provides system builders and integrators with the ideal solution for integrating into their own enclosure. This is a stand-alone intelligent module which provides the system integrator with an abundance of features and flexibility.
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COFDM IPM2 Portable Unit
This IPM2 unit is a truly portable unit and is available with built-in rechargeable battery which provides up to 2 hours of continuous operation. The unit also has an auxiliary output which is suitable for powering most IP cameras or video encoders. The portable unit also has a built-in survey mode.
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COFDM IPM2 Outdoor Unit
The ODU provides all the features of the OEM module housed in an IP67 rated enclosure. It also supports 802.3af POE powering as a Powered Device, USB console port and has both visual and audible RSSI modes.
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