Summary of Contents for adaptiveRF IPML-10
- Page 1 IMPL-10 Wireless IP Bridge User Guide June 2008 ©2008 adaptiveRF Ltd Preliminary DS-IPML-10-1V0 Page 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Set-up Procedure..............................11 Installation of the configuration tool ......................12 Configuration Procedure ..........................13 Security Settings .............................14 Admin Password............................14 Network Name...............................14 Encryption Key ..............................14 Priority Settings...............................15 Class of Service (CoS) Rules...........................15 Unit Priority..............................15 Specifications ................................16 Channel Selection..............................17 ©2008 adaptiveRF Ltd Preliminary DS-IPML-10-1V0 Page 2... -
Page 3: Package Contents
USER GUIDE Disclaimer This User Guide is intended as an aid the user and as such the content is for information only. adaptiveRF Ltd assumes no liability for any errors or inaccuracies it may contain. This document is subject to change without prior notice. -
Page 4: Topologies Supported
Typical application: Relay bidirectional Ethernet traffic between points ‘A’ and Point ‘B’. 2. Point to Multi-point Typical application: Unit A set as a fixed Master and connected to the wired network. Units B, C and D at remote sites have PZT IP cameras attached. ©2008 adaptiveRF Ltd Preliminary DS-IPML-10-1V0 Page 4... -
Page 5: Repeater
Unit and Packet Prioritisation – 802.1p, ToS • Connected Link and Status LEDs • Built-in Rechargeable Battery and charger for truly portable operation • Auxiliary power output for external IP camera, router, or other equipment ©2008 adaptiveRF Ltd Preliminary DS-IPML-10-1V0 Page 5... -
Page 6: Description
Using industry-recognised OFDM modulation the IPML-10 is ideal for operation in near and non-line-of-sight environments. The IPML-10 can be used in various size system configurations and is scalable from simple point to point operation, to up to 31 units distributing data across multiple virtual networks. -
Page 7: Physical
Solid on = ch3 selected Flashing indicates radio fault Selected Channel Solid on = ch2 selected Selected Channel Solid on = ch1 selected rf tx TX On/SYNC RF transmitter “on”. Strobing indicates synchronisation to the network ©2008 adaptiveRF Ltd Preliminary DS-IPML-10-1V0 Page 7... -
Page 8: Ac Adapter
USER GUIDE AC Adapter The IPML-10 is supplied with a universal AC power adapter suitable for supplying power for the unit and charging the battery. An IEC type connector allows a country specific mains lead to be used. Rear Panel... -
Page 9: Dc / In
The supply can optionally be through fed from the supplied external power adapter by repositioning an internal link. In this case the supply is only available when the external adapter is plugged in, but an increased output current of 2A is available. Auxiliary Power Connector – viewed from rear of IPML-10 Pin-Outs Pin 1... -
Page 10: Configuration
IPML-10 USER GUIDE Configuration IPML-10 units set in the delivery state are Plug and play: i.e. on power-up they can communicate with each other. The only required user settings are for security purposes: • To prevent reconfiguration of the units by assigning an Admin Password •... -
Page 11: Set-Up Procedure
USER GUIDE Set-up Procedure Each IPML-10 must have the same Network Name if it is to communicate on the same network. IPML-10s with different network IDs can not communicate with each other. Co-located units on the same RF channel will lock to each other for synchronisation purposes, but will not communicate although their bandwidths will be shared. -
Page 12: Installation Of The Configuration Tool
USER GUIDE Installation of the configuration tool Insert the IPML-10 CD into one of the CD-ROM drives on the computer connected to your router. The CD should start automatically. If the installation menu doe s not appear, or you are installing from another location, browse the installation folder and run the autorun.exe file... -
Page 13: Configuration Procedure
Ensure that all IPML-10s to be configured are switched on and that the blue link LEDs are on. Click on the “Locate IPML-10s” button to find the IPML-10 units in your network. Enter the Admin Password for the local IPML-10 when requested. The delivery Admin Password has been set to “adaptiveRF”... -
Page 14: Security Settings
Admin Password for each network allows block functions to be used. Change the Admin Password as follows: • Select all the IPML-10 units to which the modifications should be applied. • Enter the new Admin Password into the “New Password” text box. -
Page 15: Priority Settings
Unit Priority Unit Priority allows 7 different priorities (0 to 6) to be set for traffic transmitted by each IPML-10 unit over the wireless link. Units with a numerically lower Unit Priority setting have a higher priority for transmission than units with a numerically higher setting. -
Page 16: Specifications
Aux power output current @5V 1000 Spurious Emissions RF Port Frequency Stability +/-2.5 (-10 to +40ªC) Operating Temperature ªC with rechargeable Weight batteries excluding length of SMA Dimensions W = 44 L = 208 H =122 connectors ©2008 adaptiveRF Ltd Preliminary DS-IPML-10-1V0 Page 16... -
Page 17: Channel Selection
It is also possible to select an additional 3 pre-programmed channels. If operation on channels 2, 3 or 4 is required an alternative antenna must be used. Please contact adaptiveRF Ltd with your frequency requirements and for further information. Note: Any 4 channel frequencies in the 1200-1400MHz range can be programmed on request.
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