Difficulties in-building wireless coverage

Difficulties in-building wireless coverage
Hello,
We are just shifted our office to new place. We have to build in-building wireless coverage.We have install a cellular system for the four network operators, then an FM system.But now we seeing a lot of [wireless] traffic going through. What should i do?? Any suggestion??
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Old 26-10-2009
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Re: difficulties in-building wireless coverage
Because wireless technologies evolve, they are having to use the spectrum they can - and while the technologies are generally international standards, spectrum allocations are not. Instead, a specific technology may be allocated a few MHz here and there a few MHz, with specific frequencies, ranging from country to country.
For example, Lewing said the band planning - or lack thereof - for U.S. cellular. "It's all over the place!" he said. "PCS is five [separate blocks], 850MHz is another seven blocks away ... And now you too can have mobile repeaters in trains, for example, which means that you must change the blocks at the border.
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Make all this easier is the basic software radio and software-controlled RF filter. This means that a single radio can cover a range of services, Lewing said, noting that the region Innova Wireless has chosen to work in. uses RF and building needs coverage. You can also get GPS transponders, such as a fire station garage, so that fire-engines are not sitting outside waiting for a satellite fix before finding the fire.
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