We are looking at putting in a small (3 site, 2 repeater per site) Capacity Plus system and are looking at LTE/4G back haul for one site.
Does anyone have experience with this? The data throughput seems low (about 18k per channel when active) and my experience with LTE is the latency is pretty low, not sure about jitter.
I was wondering if anyone has tried this and what pitfalls have been experienced.
Thank in advance.
Is anyone using LTE/4G backhaul for LCP?
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Re: Is anyone using LTE/4G backhaul for LCP?
I believe I've seen posts from a couple of people here to say they have done it on a production system...Bill_G comes to mind. Myself, I experimented with running IPSC over LTE, and found it to work quite well during my testing. Of course, the stronger the LTE signal, the better, even for things like latency. It's been a couple of years, but I recall the LTE latency was well within the 60-90ms requirements.
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Re: Is anyone using LTE/4G backhaul for LCP?
Morning RFGuy,
Have had this running for a couple of months now with Sierra Wireless GX440's providing green internet to SLR5700's that link up with the C-Bridge almost instantly
Same thing experienced between the SLR devices on a VPN lan connection over cellular through Cisco routers
No issues as long as the cellular latency is under 180ms
CoM
Have had this running for a couple of months now with Sierra Wireless GX440's providing green internet to SLR5700's that link up with the C-Bridge almost instantly
Same thing experienced between the SLR devices on a VPN lan connection over cellular through Cisco routers
No issues as long as the cellular latency is under 180ms
CoM
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Re: Is anyone using LTE/4G backhaul for LCP?
Thanks for the replies. It gives me confidence to move forward with a test.
One thought here is just to use a USB cellular modem "Rocket stick", but I like the idea of a good quality Sierra modem/router. It allows for an external antenna and probably a some management features.
One thought here is just to use a USB cellular modem "Rocket stick", but I like the idea of a good quality Sierra modem/router. It allows for an external antenna and probably a some management features.