TD-MAX-Tenda TDMA proprietary protocol

TD-MAX is Tenda TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) proprietary protocol to improve performance and capacity for wireless WISP outdoor application scenarios. In the outdoor environment, the CPE uses highly directional antennas to connect to the Basestation from distances that can span several kilometers. the CPE can't sense each other, they become“hidden nodes” and cannot coordinate access to the wireless channel. Thus the Basestation experiences frequent collisions from stations transmitting simultaneously. As the network scales, these collisions build up exponentially, increasing latency and lowering throughput. With TD-MAX, it coordinates all the data transmission and allocates time to active clients to provide greater noise immunity performance when compared to the conventional 802.11 CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Avoidance) protocol.

* Total Throughput

* Real throughput depends on the actual application environment

Quantity of Clients

Multiple Application Scenarios

Long-Distance Wireless Connection

One works as AP mode and another works as Station mode to create a long distance PtP wireless connection for private ISP wireless connectivity, CCTV surveillance and data transmission.

WISP(Client+Router) Mode

Wirelessly connect to WISP station/hotspot to share the Internet to local wireless and wired network.