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Page 1: Access Point
DN200 Outdoor Wireless Intelligent Access Point Installation and User Guide Version 1.42 Rev 3.7 Effective Date: Jan 2012 Document # 4001 Datasat Technologies 5 Tavistock Estate Ruscombe Lane, Twyford RG10 9NJ Datasat Technologies 9631 Topanga Canyon Place Chatsworth, CA 91311... - Page 2 © 2012 Datasat Technologies. All right reserved. The content of this publication is subject to change without notice. Datasat Technologies assumes no obligation to notify you of any changes or updates. While Datasat Technologies believes this publication is accurate, due to ongoing improvements and revisions, Datasat Technologies cannot guarantee the accuracy of printed material, nor can it accept responsibility for errors or omissions.
- Page 3 All other trademarks are the properties of their respective owners. Document No. 4001_DN200_Manual_Rev3.7 January 2012 Record of Changes Manual Version / Description Date June, 2011 Preliminary version August, 2012 Changes as per FCC requirements DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
1.12 BEFORE INSTALLING 1.12.1 TESTING BASIC LINK OPERATION 1.13 MOUNT THE DN200 UNIT - POLE-MOUNTING 1.14 CONNECT EXTERNAL ANTENNAS 1.14.1 FREQUENCY, WAVELENGTH AND VELOCITY 1.14.2 THE DECIBEL 1.15 CONNECT A GROUNDING WIRE TO THE DN200 DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0... - Page 5 1.16 CONNECT ETHERNET CABLE TO THE DN200 1.17 CONNECT THE EXTERNAL DC POWER 1.17.1 DN200 STANDARD CONFIGURATION 1.17.2 DN200 CONFIGURED WITH THE INTERNAL POE ENABLED. 1.17.3 WIRING AN EXTERNAL SUPPLY. 1.18 CONNECTING THE OPTIONAL EXTERNAL POWER INJECTOR (9004H49000) 1.19 ANTENNA ALIGNMENT 1.19.1 VIBRATION CERTIFICATION...
- Page 6 Ethernet LANs or to provide Internet access to an isolated site. The DN200 is unique as it is a multi radio, multi band and multi mode system, that can be used in a multiple scenarios by skilled network planners.
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Page 7: Limited Warranty
Limited Warranty Datasat Technologies software is warranted against defects for a period of 90 days from the date of the original purchase. DN200 hardware is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of the original purchase. This warranty includes parts and labor. - Page 8 Software solely for your internal business purposes and solely in connection with the DN200 . All rights not expressly granted to you are reserved by Datasat Technologies. 2. Ownership. All right, title and interest in and to the Software, all physical copies thereof and all intellectual property embodied therein are and shall remain vested in Datasat Technologies.
- Page 9 OUT OF OR RELATED TO YOUR USE OF THE DATASAT TECHNOLOGIES SOFTWARE OR HARDWARE, HOWEVER CAUSED, REGARDLESS OF THE THEORY OF LIABILITY AND EVEN IF DATASAT TECHNOLOGIES HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN NO EVENT SHALL DATASAT TECHNOLOGIES’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID TO DATASAT TECHNOLOGIES.
- Page 10 The packaging is designed to handle normal shipping and handling. Upon receipt of shipment, check for signs of damage before opening and report all damage to the carrier. All shipments made from Datasat Technologies are customer responsibility once they leave our premises.
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Page 11: Pre-Installation Planning
1.0 Pre-Installation Planning Backhaul Link Planning The DN200 supports fixed point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless links. A single point to point link can be used to connect a remote site to a larger core network. Multiple point to point links can provide a way to connect widespread Ethernet LANs, and provide a high capacity backhaul. - Page 12 30dBm, the antenna gain may be increased from the initial 6dBi by 3dBi EIRP or Equivalent Istropically Radiated Power (EIRP) is terminology for the total RF power • radiated by the antenna. DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
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Page 13: Sample Calculations On Eirp
INPUT VALUES Units Source, notes Transmitter 16 dBm manufacturers data, may vary with the number of Tx antennas used. (The DN200 can be used at 20dBm, Power based on local regulatory laws) Transmit cable -2.5 dB from cable data. Typically in dB/100ft. Loss = length (ft) x loss/100 Shown as a -ve dB gain. - Page 14 Rx signal and the Rx threshold. a reasonable margin (10 dB) is essential on a wireless link to allow for variation of path loss. The margin may be reduced if diversity antennas are used or MIMO operation is possible DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
- Page 15 = NLOS (Non line of sight) direct path is partially obstructed, creating weak multipath. Path loss exponent =3 r^4 = NLOS (Non line of sight) path is completely obstructed, creating strong multipath. Path loss exponent =4 DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
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Page 16: Data Rates
Under ideal deployment conditions (line of sight, low interference, and low atmospheric moisture), the DN200 can provide a high-speed connection using a high gain 5 GHz antenna. The range depends on the type of antenna, the frequency and mode of operation used. The maximum data rate for a link decreases as the operating range increases. -
Page 17: Antenna Height
Proper alignment helps to maximize throughput. Ensure, the antennas are aligned to the main lobes and not mis-aligned to side lobes. The link will give reduced SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) and be unstable. DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0... -
Page 18: Radio Interference
Ethernet Cabling When a suitable antenna location has been determined, you must plan a cable route from the DN200 wireless device outdoors to the equipment indoors. If a power injector/adapter module is used, it is for indoor installation only. -
Page 19: System Setup
The default user name is ‘root’ and password is ‘blackout’ Click submit You should now be in the home screen of the DN200. The node can now be set up. This screen will show the available interfaces with the RED and GREEN color indicating the status of the interfaces. - Page 20 Home and then click Reboot. The unit takes about 60 secs to reboot. Make sure your Laptop/PC is on the same subnet as the DN200 Ethernet. If unsure, ask your network administrator. The Configuration tab also sets up the radio interfaces. The GUI automatically picks up the radio interfaces and will display their current settings on the page.
- Page 21 1.5.2 LAN Port (Power over Ethernet) There are two Gigabit Ethernet ports available on the DN200. The ports 1 and 2 can be used as PoE in or PoE out depending on the variant ordered. There are three possible set ups 1.
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Page 22: Lan Port (Power Over Ethernet)
30W. In such a mode the DN200 cannot power any cameras or accessories. To summarize the PoE configurations, the DN200 can either be used as a PoE IN (accept PoE) or a PoE OUT (power devices using the DN200) mode. This mode needs to defined during the order process so... -
Page 23: Nat/Firewall
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Page 24: Multicast Control
Multicast Control Multicast servers and clients can be on any of the DN200 interfaces. To provision multicast rules, the source and destination of the stream and the multicast address on which the stream flows needs to be identified. The screen below shows a typical multicast configuration. -
Page 25: Administration
1.10 DHCP Configuration The DN200 can be configured as a controller less Mesh Point Portal [MPP] or a controller based Mesh Point [MP]. When configured as MPP, DHCP addresses are allocated by the MPP. The DHCP Directives in the main configuration screen drive the behavior of the unit. Normally, the DHCP server running on the network manager serves all the clients connecting to the units within a block. - Page 26 In the example above, DHCP server running on 192.168.1.71 serves addresses to all clients associating to the AP. If the DN200 is an MPP (example below), the MPP allocates addresses to clients attaching on all interfaces. DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
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Page 28: Site Survey
The DN200 Outdoor Wireless Access Point has been designed to be deployed outdoors, operate in extreme heat or sun, rain, snow, ice, cold and be mounted on a wall, pole, or mast. The DN200 is supplied complete with its own mounting hardware kit for attaching the unit to a 1-2.5” diameter metal pole or tube or as part of a radio mast or tower structure. -
Page 29: Before Installing
• based link alignment is to be performed)) Mounting items not supplied with the DN200 — screws, bolts, and straps — should be ordered and available prior to installation. Due to the typically inaccessible location often best suited to deploying an outdoor wireless device (for... -
Page 30: Mount The Dn200 Unit - Pole-Mounting
Make sure that the square shoulders on the carriage bolts line up with the square holes in the clamps. 2. Place the clamps on the backside of the DN200 so that the bolt heads sit in the dimples (see Figure 2) - Page 31 Figure 2. Clamp Placement on the DN200 3. Screw the clamp to the DN200 using a socket cap screw. Use a lock washer under the screw head and then a flat washer against the clamp. The provided hex key may be used to tighten the screw.
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Page 32: Connect External Antennas
4. Place the DN200 against the pole and thread on the remaining clamp pieces, followed by flat washers, lock washers and wing nuts. Tighten the wing nuts just enough to securely hold the DN200 to the pole (do not over tighten). -
Page 33: Frequency, Wavelength And Velocity
0 dB means a power ratio of 1 to 1 or 1:1 Because the dB is a ratio, it is dimensionless, however many times reference is made to the unit that is made as a ratio. DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0... -
Page 34: Connect A Grounding Wire To The Dn200
Connect a Grounding Wire to the DN200 Provide Earth ground to the DN200 wing nut/stud. Use a wire gauge and color that complies with local electrical codes. It is recommended that the wire be securely fastened to a weather resistant ring terminal before attaching it to the DN200. -
Page 35: Connect The External Dc Power
(not included) around the Ethernet connector. Tape is a less desirable solution. 1.17 Connect the External DC Power The DN200 can be ordered with a 48VDC 60W outdoor power supply. This may be used to power the DN200, or the customer may provide their own (see below for requirements). 1.17.1 DN200 Standard configuration, no internal POE board Use a 48VDC 60W or greater external supply to the 12-48V connector on the DN200. -
Page 36: Wiring An External Supply
1.17.3 Wiring an external supply. The DN200 is supplied with a power supply. If you wish to use your own supply, wire the supply using the DC plug provided with the DN200. A cable with a weather resistant jacket should be used, with a diameter that provides a tight fit with the connector’s boot. -
Page 37: Antenna Alignment
1.19 Antenna Alignment After the DN200 units have been mounted, connected, and their radios are operating, the antennas must be accurately aligned to ensure optimum performance on the wireless links. This alignment process is particularly important for long-range point-to-point links. In a point-to-multipoint configuration the DN200 uses an Omni-directional or sector antenna, which does not require alignment. - Page 38 DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
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Page 39: Vibration Certification
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Page 40: Specifications
LAN and remote workstations on the wireless infrastructure. Power Over Ethernet The DN200 Outdoor Wireless Access Point/router supports Power Over Ethernet (POE), and can be used to power up to two PoE devices, as long as power restrictions are met. Radio Characteristics The DN200 Outdoor Wireless Access Point/router can be configured to support IEEE 802.11a/n or... -
Page 41: Appendix A: Approved Antenna Configuration
APPENDIX A- APPROVED ANTENNA CONFIGURATION Any Datasat Technologies Radio is only to be configured with one of the following antenna types. Failure to do so could result in illegal operation (based on regulatory laws). Datasat Technologies cannot be held responsible for any legal or other action, resulting from the use of non approved antenna types being used. - Page 42 Frequency: 5.1-5.875GHz Gain: 5dBi Polarization: Vertical Connector: RP-TNC Type Coverage: H- 360, E- NA Type: Dish Point to Point DT-PT004O- 5834-RSMA Frequency: 4.9-5.9GHz Gain: 34dBi Polarization: Dual Linear Connector: RPSMA Type Coverage: H- 5, E- 5 DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...
- Page 43 Coverage: 5GHz H- 65, E- 60 2.4GHz H-70, E- 65 Type: Omni Directional DT-OM360I- 2403-RPTNC Frequency: 2.4/5.1-5.8GHz Gain: 5GHz 2dBi 2.4GHz 3dBi Polarization: Vertical Connector: RP-TNC Type Coverage: 5GHz H- 65, E- 60 2.4GHz H-70, E- 65 DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0...