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How does a Concurrently Coordinated license differ from a legacy point-to-point (PTP) license?

April 26, 2017concurrently coordinated differ legacy license Point-to-Point PTP

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How does a Concurrently Coordinated license differ from a legacy point-to-point (PTP) license?

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A legacy PTP licensed frequency channel pair serves only one location per license frequency. Concurrently Coordinated licenses emulate area licenses, making it possible to provide services from one to multiple locations using a single licensed frequency channel pair.