The positioning of the APs was selected with a site survey, and the offices and factories now continually benefit from the ability of AWC to self-tune and optimize wireless performance. The new network features the TQ5403 Hybrid 3-radio 802.11ac Wave 2 Wireless AP inside the buildings, and the ruggedized outdoor version, the TQ5403e, for the outdoor areas.
The implementation went smoothly and to plan, and was completed across all sites within the planned timeframe. Across 3 plants, Thai Mitsuwa runs 13 separate factories-9 at Pathum Thani, 2 at Nahon Ratchasrima, and 2 at Navanakorn. Installing the new network was far from simple, considering the scale of the installation. Installing a Channel Blanket Wi-Fi System Sooksawas, “Allied Telesis engineers have in-depth knowledge about Wi-Fi technology and were able to clearly explain the differences between single-channel and multi-channel operation.” No other vendor had been able to deliver this-both the technology, and the total confidence in it. Allied Telesis engineers explained and clearly demonstrated the technology, and confidently answered all Thai Mitsuwa’s questions. Jakkadech Sooksawas, Sub Manager of the IT Department at Thai Mitsuwa. “Not only could the Allied Telesis technology solve our sticky client issue and provide far greater coverage, it also pre-emptively solved any and all potential issues that might have occurred with our new handheld barcode readers”, says Mr. Thai Mitsuwa was so impressed with the Channel Blanket solution, the company was “sold” on Allied Telesis from then on. Plus, the Allied Telesis Vista Manager™ EX network management and monitoring tool provides a single-pane-of-glass view of the entire wireless network, to help IT staff maximize the Wi-Fi user experience while also reducing infrastructure complexity and costs. It provides seamless roaming for clients, as the entire wireless network acts as a single virtual AP, eliminating any lost connections or poor performance as users move around the offices or factory areas.
The AWC single-channel mode is called Channel Blanket, or AWC-CB. Additionally, the world’s first hybrid Access Points (APs) simultaneously support single-channel and multi-channel wireless architectures, ensuring both seamless roaming and maximum throughput from a single design. Allied Telesis Autonomous Wave Control (AWC) enables wireless solutions that are self-tuning, and automatically analyze traffic patterns to optimize the wireless network for maximum performance and reduced operating costs. When Thai Mitsuwa saw what Allied Telesis had to offer, they knew they had found not just the solution they needed, but something really ground-breaking. That was until they met with Allied Telesis. After fielding proposals from numerous industry-leading companies, including Cisco and HPE (Aruba), Thai Mitsuwa still hadn’t found the solution they needed. As a result, improving wireless access in both the office and the factory areas had become crucial to production.įinding a vendor that could supply the solution they needed wasn’t as easy as they hoped-until they met with Allied Telesis.įinding a vendor that could provide a complete solution to Thai Mitsuwa’s wireless technology needs wasn’t simple.
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While previously they’d used a manual entry system for data, the company had just made the smart decision to implement handheld barcode readers, to allow them to easily check and record parts at each manufacturing station for tracking and analysis. The plan? To save time and money by automating systems and utilizing data analysis. But they also had a much bigger change in mind.
They needed to solve some pressing wireless issues, such as sticky client problems with laptops and roaming devices, which caused lost connections and slow wireless performance as users moved around the premises. In 2019, Thai Mitsuwa decided to overhaul its wireless network across all three plants.
The company’s factories are fully integrated, and cover all production processes as well as repairs and quality control. First formed in Mitsuwa, Japan, Thai Mitsuwa today runs 3 manufacturing plants in Thailand.
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