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| UMA Devices >> Femtocells >> Ubiquisys Zap |
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| Ubiquisys Zap |
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Up to four simultaneous voice/data calls |
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Easy to install with integral SIM |
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GSM/GPRS and/or UMTS localised air interface |
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Ethernet connection to a LAN/home gateway device |
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Owner selects who has access |
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Excellent coverage with very low power transmit levels |
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UMA-based for interoperability with UMA Network Controllers (UNCs) |
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Cuts the cost of 3G deployment |
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Drives premium service take-up by delivering the coverage essential for developing a culture of usage for enhanced data services. |
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Self-provisioning |
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Generates more robust UMTS network performance |
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Reduces churn |
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Doesn’t require site visits |
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Enables aggressive, targeted homezone package |
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Enables targeted value-added services |
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Standard tested with 3GPP Specification Version 3GPP Release 5 2005-06 |
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Maximum of 4 users. Any combination of traffic channels up to resource limits |
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Cell radius 200m maximum (15m – 25m in a typical in-building deployment scenario) |
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UE Speed less than 5 kmh |
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3.4kbps and 13.6kbps signalling SRBs |
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Maximum 10 codes |
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Peak data rate 3.6Mbps (upgradeable to 7.2Mbps) (uplink 128kbps and 384kbps PS) |
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