KBC Networks Mesh2HT - Manual (Page 16)

Mesh2HT User Manual
Manual-MESH2HT-Rev1311
Copyright © KBC Networks 2012
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Other Mesh topologies exist. The complexity of the other Mesh formats can escalate
quickly. While providing numerous paths available may create various back up options,
the latency due to increased spanning tree protocol decisions to avoid network looping
can make the simple ring format the most advantageous for redundant wireless video
systems.
1.2.1.3 Other Available Topologies
Another basic wireless topology in which Mesh nodes can be configured is one where
multiple remote sites transmit to one receive location. Using the Mesh2HT radios in this
configuration allows for integration with other KBC wireless systems (Mesh2HT product
line) or future expansion. Below are some diagrams showing other ways to configure the
Mesh2HT radios. Some topologies also include point to point linear designs.
Connecting Mesh2HT to Mesh 2HT
The Mesh2HT AP/host can connect to a Mesh2HT client and the Mesh2HT client can
connect to a Mesh2HT AP/host.
Configuring Mesh2HT as a Repeater Point
Mesh2HT can integrate with Mesh2HT where the remote and head end units are
Mesh2HT and the repeater node is Mesh2HT.
WESII-AA-C*
Host
WESII-AC-C*
Client
WESII-AC-C*
Client
MESH2HT-AA-
** mesh node
MESH2HT-AA-
** Mesh node WESII-AB-**
MP Host WESII-AC-C*
Client