Summary of Contents for Tropos Networks 1410-B
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Connectivity to wired and wireless clients ....................5 Security ................................. 6 Tropos Control network management ......................6 Integrating the 1410-B ..........................7 Handling the 1410-B circuit board ......................8 Physical installation ........................... 8 Power ................................ 8 Communications interfaces ........................9 Ethernet .............................. -
Page 3: Notices
Notices Copyright Notice ©2003-2012 Tropos Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. Tropos and PWRP are registered trademarks of Tropos Networks, Inc. Tropos Networks, AMCE, TMCX, SABRE, CMDP, MESM and Metro-Scale Mesh Networking are trademarks of Tropos Networks, Inc. Information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for Tropos products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. -
Page 4: Industry Canada Notice To Users And Operators
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Industry Canada (IC) require equipment that contains a Tropos 1410-B to have a label on the outside of the product that shows the FCC and IC ID numbers. The label should say the following:... -
Page 5: Introduction
The 1410-B is optimized for embedded applications. While other Tropos routers are stand-alone devices, the Tropos 1410-B is designed to be integrated into other devices. For example, a Tropos 1410-B can be integrated into a pole-mounted transformer, enabling the transformer to communicate health and power quality data as well as function as a node in the mesh network. -
Page 6: Security
Security The Tropos 1410-B supports a high level of network security, including the following functions: Authentication: WPA, WPA2, 802.11i, RADIUS, Packet Filtering & Forwarding 802.1x (includes EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS, PEAP) Hardware-assisted encryption Peer-to-Peer Blocking Multiple BSSIDs & ESSIDs (ESSID suppression) Client Access Control Lists... -
Page 7: Integrating The 1410-B
Integration of the 1410-B requires physically mounting the unit in a safe and reliable manner, powering the unit, connecting the data interfaces and connecting the antennas. The following sections describe these steps. Figure 1 is an outline drawing of the 1410-B showing the location of components referred to in the following sections. -
Page 8: Handling The 1410-B Circuit Board
1” high. There are six mounting holes on the 1410-B main board designed for 4-40 screws (see Figure 1). The 1410-B should be mounted on stand-offs or bosses so that there is a minimum of 0.5” of clearance on all sides of the unit. -
Page 9: Communications Interfaces
Power - Table 1: Ethernet Port Pin Assignments Serial The 1410-B provides a dual serial interface on RJ-45 port 2. The integrator needs to configure the 1410-B for either RS-232 or RS-485 operation as follows: (Configuration instructions to be added) The serial interface can support multiple serial connections. -
Page 10: 14-Pin Interface
1410-B’s connectors. 14-Pin Interface There is a 14-pin ribbon cable interface on the daughter board that can be used to power the 1410-B with a regulated 5 VDC supply (see “Power” above) and for direct TTL-level serial communications. The connector is a Digi-Key A33161-ND. -
Page 11: Antennas
7.4 dBi monopole antennas. Note: The 1410-B is FCC and Industry Canada approved for use with monopole antennas with a gain of 7.4 dBi or less. Please consult Tropos for any applications requiring other antennas. -
Page 12: Configuration
Configuration Configuration of the 1410-B is covered in the current version of the Tropos User Guide for Release 7.9 or higher. Recommended Testing Tropos recommends that the OEM integrator perform the following tests to validate the integration of the 1410-B into their product. These are provided as guidelines to the OEM. Actual testing is the responsibility of the OEM. -
Page 13: Communications And Connectivity Testing
7320 router that will function as the gateway. Using the configuration shown in Figure 3, perform the following tests: Conduct a ping flood test from the computer to the 1410-B. Verify operation up to 25% duty cycle. Conduct tests from a communications controller (for example, a DNP3 master station) to the OEM equipment to for all supported commands. -
Page 14: Safety And Servicing Information
The use of wireless devices in hospitals is restricted to the limits set forth by each hospital. Servicing the 1410-B The 1410-B has no user serviceable parts. For any service-related issues, contact Tropos Customer Support (support@tropos.com). Page 14 of 15... -
Page 15: Specifications
Specifications Wireless Networking protocols supported 802.11 b/g/n compatibility 802.11b/g/n frequency band 2.400-2.483 GHz VLAN support 802q, ESSID and IP based tagging modulation static and dynamic addressing for DSSS (DBPSK, DQPSK, CCK) addressing (802.11b) wireless and wired clients modulation OFDM (64-QAM, 16-QAM, QPSK, 802.11e WMM (802.11g/n) BPSK)
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