Resources
Datasheets, solution notes and technical insights.
Everything you need to evaluate, design and specify an Anywhere network.
Planning tool
Anywhere Link Planner
Check line of sight and link budget between two sites, and get a recommended kit for AX50 series nodes. A preliminary desktop study, subject to site survey.
Calculator
Fleet video offload calculator
Estimate how much video your fleet produces, what cellular offload could cost, and how long manual offload takes.
Technical insights
Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint Links in a Mesh Network
When a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless link is the right tool, how far links can reach, and how they combine with a self-healing mesh backbone.
Read →Choosing a Node: AX51, AX52 and AX52e Compared
Which Anywhere node fits which job: single-radio AX51 for point-to-point links, dual-radio AX52 for mesh and rings, and AX52e for backhaul, rail and mobility.
Read →Wireless Surveillance for Temporary Sites, Construction and Events
How to set up CCTV quickly where there is no permanent network: construction sites, festivals, events and emergencies, using a self-healing wireless mesh.
Read →Police Vehicle Video Offload: Moving Evidential Footage Securely
How police fleets can upload in-car video automatically at the station: data volumes, short stop times, security, and how to design the station network.
Read →How Much Bandwidth Do CCTV Cameras Need on a Wireless Link?
Typical bitrates for 1080p and 4K cameras, how to add up traffic on a wireless backhaul link, how much headroom to plan, and the storage the video needs.
Read →Offloading CCTV from Trains over a Wireless Mesh
How rail operators get onboard CCTV off the train: live viewing along the route, bulk offload at stations and depots, and how to size the wireless link.
Read →Train-to-Ground Communication: Wi-Fi, LTE-R, 5G and Mesh Compared
Train-to-ground communication options for CCTV, passenger Wi-Fi and diagnostics compared: standard Wi-Fi, private LTE, public 4G and 5G, and wireless mesh.
Read →Seamless Handover for Moving Vehicles: What Under 5 ms Means for Video
Why conventional Wi-Fi roaming drops video on trains, vehicles and cranes, and how dual-radio, make-before-break handover keeps the link up on the move.
Read →What Is a Self-Healing Wireless Mesh?
How a self-healing wireless mesh keeps traffic moving when a link fails: multiple paths, automatic rerouting, path selection, multi-hop capacity and uses.
Read →How Bus Depots Offload CCTV Footage, and Why It Takes So Long
Why offloading onboard CCTV from buses at the depot is slow, what manual, cellular and Wi-Fi offload involve, and how a wireless mesh does it automatically.
Read →Wireless or Fibre for CCTV and Critical Infrastructure?
How wireless compares with fibre for CCTV and critical networks: what drives the cost of each, installation time, bandwidth, reliability and security.
Read →Wireless Mesh vs Point-to-Multipoint
Point-to-multipoint vs wireless mesh for CCTV and critical infrastructure: how each handles failures, line of sight, interference, growth and cost.
Read →Private Wireless Mesh vs 4G for Video and IoT
How a private wireless mesh compares with 4G for video surveillance and IoT, covering uplink bandwidth, monthly data, congestion, running costs and security.
Read →Wireless Mesh Networking: Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about wireless mesh, including scalability, redundancy, looping, security, network planning and range.
Read →Solution notes
Connected Buses
Offloading video and fleet data as buses return to the depot.
Download PDF →Connected Provinces
Province-owned wireless networks for public services and growth.
Download PDF →Construction
Site safety and data connectivity for changing construction sites.
Download PDF →Mining
Connectivity for autonomous operations and workforce safety.
Download PDF →Datasheets
AX52e
AX52e Anywhere Network Node
Dual-radio outdoor node with two external antennas, for backhaul, rail and mobile deployments.
Download PDF →AX52
AX52 Anywhere Network Node
Dual-radio outdoor node with built-in and external antennas, for efficient multi-hop networks.
Download PDF →AX51
AX51 Anywhere Network Node
Single-radio outdoor node with a built-in directional antenna, for cost-efficient point-to-point links.
Download PDF →A-NM
Anywhere Node Manager (A-NM)
A portable Windows tool for setting up, monitoring and maintaining Anywhere networks.
Download PDF →Antennas
Anywhere External Antennas
Omni, sector, panel and dish antennas for tailoring coverage and range.
Download PDF →RF cables
Anywhere RF Cables
RF cables and lightning protectors for connecting external antennas.
Download PDF →Power
Anywhere Power Supplies
PoE injectors, switches, adaptors and vehicle converters for AX50 Series deployments.
Download PDF →Need something else?
Partners can find manuals, firmware and training in the partner portal.
