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Warning! Do not open the chassis. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Opening the chassis will void the warranty unless performed by an Trilliant service center or licensed facility. Warnung! Öffnen Sie das Gehäuse nicht. Keine der Geräteteile können vom Benutzer gewartet werden. Durch das Öffnen des Gehäuses wird die Garantie hinfällig, es sei denn, solche Wartungsarbeiten werden in einem...
Each SecureMesh Extender Bridge employs a 5 GHz SecureMesh WAN radio with an array of 8 directional antennas to interoperate as an element of the SecureMesh WAN and a 2.4 GHz SecureMesh NAN radio with an omnidirectional dipole antenna to act as an access point for SecureMesh NAN devices. The Extender Bridge uses the same enclosure as an Extender to house the WAN antenna array, the WAN Extender circuitry, and optional 802.11b/g 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi access point circuitry as well as the NAN Collector circuitry.
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide SecureMesh Extender Bridge Components The following diagram shows the major components of the SecureMesh Extender Bridge. water intrusion gasket Ethernet, 8P8C optional: Wi-Fi data and power access point bulkhead connector status lights serial, 8P8C grounding lug...
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SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide The following diagram shows the SecureMesh Extender Bridge package contents. SecureMesh Extender Bridge NAN antenna Trilliant Incorporated page 6 of 26...
recommended outdoor power supply and backup battery 24V Power Service Unit PSU-1024-33 24V PoE connection to SecureMesh Extender Bridge Standard 802.3at 48V PoE connection to client device (without battery backup) 33 Amp-hour backup battery (>8 hours backup at 68ºF / 20ºC)
130C or 2228 Rubber Mastic Tape Installation Location In general, a SecureMesh Extender Bridge should be installed in a location that will not obstruct the radio signals to and from the SecureMesh Extender Bridge. The SecureMesh Extender Bridge should be installed in a location that meets all of the following guidelines: ...
The following Extender parameter must be configured: Shared network key (“netkey”) — the shared network key is used by a SecureMesh WAN node to prove (via an authentication handshake) that the node belongs to a particular network or operator; i.e., the shared network key is used to authenticate the SecureMesh WAN node to the SecureMesh WAN and, reciprocally, authenticate the SecureMesh WAN to the SecureMesh WAN node.
As an option, Trilliant recommends that the following Extender parameters be configured in order to speed up the time required for an Extender Bridge to discover other SecureMesh WAN nodes and become part of the network: ...
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide NSTALLING THE XTENDER RIDGE Physically installing the SecureMesh Extender Bridge involves: Mounting the device Grounding and protecting the device Attaching the antenna Connecting to a source of power Completing the installation Installation of the Extender Bridge on either a utility pole or streetlight is discussed in the following subsections.
Use the provided mounting bracket and appropriate length ¼―diameter screws that are provided in the accessory kit to attach the SecureMesh Extender Bridge to the mounting pole (see the figure on the right). Note that screws 1" in length can accommodate a pole diameter up to 1½"...
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Grounding and Protecting the Device The surge protector box should be attached to the bottom of the Extender Bridge. The surge protector will be attached using the ground screw as a pivot point then the box will be swung into place against a mounting bracket screw.
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Attaching the NAN Antenna Attach the 2.4 GHz NAN antenna to the N-type female connector as shown in to the right. There are two N- type connectors at the base of the Extender Bridge: one N-type connector is open (exposed), and the other is capped.
The Power Service Unit can be used to provide PoE power and battery backup for the Extender Bridge. Please refer to the Power Service Unit Installation Guide for more information (Trilliant document PL-0042A, Installation Guide, SecureMesh 24V PSU). Alternatively, the site may have its own Uninterruptible Power System that can be used along with a PoE injector to provide 24V power and data over an Ethernet cable;...
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Completing the installation Check the connections and close the device Check to ensure all connections and grounding are proper, and replace the surge protector’s cover and the Ethernet connection cover on the base of the Extender Bridge.
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Streetlight Pole Mounting and Grounding To install an Extender Bridge on a streetlight, observe the following procedures: Mounting the Device Mount the Bracket Chose one of the two available Streetlight Installation mounting pipe excess wire storage Kits from the Extender Bridge accessory list.
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Use the provided mounting bracket and appropriate length ¼―diameter screws that are provided in the accessory kit to attach the SecureMesh Extender Bridge to the mounting pole (see the figure on the right). Before tightening, rotate the device to ensure there is ample room for the omnidirectional antennas to clear the mount stand and streetlight pole.
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Attaching the NAN Antenna Attach the Antenna Attach the 2.4 GHz NAN antenna to the N-type female connector as shown in to the right. There are two N- type connectors at the base of the Extender Bridge: one N-type connector is open (exposed), and the other is capped.
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Connecting the Device to a Source of Power The Streetlight Installation Kit is to be used with constantly powered streetlights that use standard photocell adapters. The Streetlight Installation Kit is complete with an A/C to D/C power supply that also provides surge protection.
SecureMesh Extender Bridge Installation Guide Completing the Installation Check the connections and close the device Check to ensure all connections and grounding are proper and replace the surge protection box cover and the Ethernet cover to the base of the Extender Bridge.
RIDGE Configuring the SecureMesh Extender Bridge Assuming the Extender Bridge is properly pre-provisioned, use of automatic provisioning as described in the ―Trilliant Network Element Management System (NEMS) Administration Guide‖ (Trilliant document number TLT-CS-ADM-94) recommended. Monitoring the Power-On Sequence When power is supplied to the SecureMesh Extender Bridge, it starts a power-on sequence that can be monitored by observing the pair of LED lights on the underside of the device.
PPENDIX Grounding Guidelines Proper grounding protects both your SecureMesh device and any equipment connected to it. For the surge protection circuitry built into the SecureMesh equipment to be effective, proper grounding of the unit is necessary. Protection is essential if the unit is installed on tall structures or in areas subject to lightning.
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For Towers and Rooftops Use the proper size down lead to connect the SecureMesh WAN device on a roof or tower to the ground system. Run the CAT5e cable inside the tower structure, tying the cable to the tower leg at every 4 feet of length.
Use only the supplied internal antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the XBRG-1100-A and related SecureMesh™ products and violate FCC regulations. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
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