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ArrowSpan unveils 900 MHz wireless access point

Published Monday, October 06, 2008

Santa Clara, Calif.-based ArrowSpan, a provider of mesh network switching solutions, launched the MeshAP 3800-A wireless access point. The product was designed to provide coverage for outdoor applications where heavy foliage may interfere with the signal, said Max Lu, the company’s president and CEO. The device uses dual, unlicensed 900 MHz radios for backhaul connection, an 802.11b/g radio for client connection and another unspecified radio that surveys the environment automatically to find the optimum path for each wireless node, Lu said. It operates over 2.4 and 5 GHz channels to deliver data and supports high-bandwidth, low-latency ...

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