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- Page 1 COMMISSIONING GUIDE MID POWER 4T4R Digital Radios 37dBm Output Power 5G NR Compliant Passive Cooling Outdoor Rated...
- Page 2 Sunwave. The information furnished herein is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by Sunwave for its use or any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties resulting from its use.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Time Synchronization ............................20 System Configuration ................................22 A2 Band Configuration ..............................22 5G TDD Configuration ..............................23 4G TDD Configuration ..............................24 Module Gain Adjustment (Attenuation) ........................25 Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 3 of 47... - Page 4 System Delay Configuration ............................39 Auto Logout Time ................................40 Local Debug Port Control .............................. 40 Screenshot ..................................41 Backup/Restore Configuration ............................42 Software Upgrade ................................. 43 Local Upgrade ............................... 43 Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 4 of 47...
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Page 5: Pre-Commissioning
Optical Indicator Descriptions Each pair of optical interface indicators shows the operating status of an optical module, as shown in Figure 2. Figure 1. Optical Indicator 1 Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 5 of 47... -
Page 6: Status Indicator Descriptions
Element is working but with alarm Solid Red Software is crashed (with alarm), but it will reboot automatically in 3 mins Flash Orange Software is upgrading Solid Orange Element is booting Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 6 of 47... -
Page 7: System Overview
System Overview CrossFire M2 (Mid Power Remote Unit 2nd Generation) system is a distributed antenna system (DAS). It consists of Access Unit (A2), Expansion Unit (E2-O), and Remote Unit (M2). The Expansion Unit is an optional unit that can expand the system capacity. -
Page 8: Operation And Maintenance Terminal
Open a browser window and enter the default gateway in the navigation bar to access the WebOMT page. Figure 6 shows an example using https://10.7.3.200 as the default gateway. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 8 of 47... - Page 9 4 x 37dBm Output 5G NR Compliant Figure 5. Wired Connection to the OMT on the Master A2 Figure 6. Web Browser OMT Connection for Wired Access Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 9 of 47...
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Page 10: Access To The Omt On The Slave Devices
Open a browser window and enter the default gateway in the navigation bar to access the WebOMT page. The default fixed IP address is https://12.7.1.1 as the default gateway. Figure 7. TCP/IP Properties Configuration – Slave devices Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 10 of 47... - Page 11 4 x 37dBm Output 5G NR Compliant Figure 8. Wired Connection to the OMT on the Master A2 Figure 9. Web Browser OMT Connection for Wired Access Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 11 of 47...
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Page 12: User Login
Fully administration permissions. (User Management) Others (null) Installer, configuration, monitoring : Only the admin account has the permission of user management, including creating a user profile, changing Note password. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 12 of 47... -
Page 13: Homepage And Basic Functions
Configuration: Used to save and load factory or engineering configuration. ScreenShot: One step to download all current parameters, information, and device operating status. When Sunwave assistance is required to troubleshoot the system, it will be helpful to send the ScreenShot files(.json) to Sunwave technicians. -
Page 14: System Topology
Note: deleting one device or all slave devices must be under Factory Mode. Access Factory Mode through Maintenance -> Factory Command -> Factory Mode. Enable the mode and click to validate it. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 14 of 47... -
Page 15: Operation Bar
MID POWER 4 x 37dBm Output 5G NR Compliant Operation Bar OMT has an Operation Bar on each page for configuration and query. Figure 13. Operation Bar Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 15 of 47... -
Page 16: Network & Communicating Settings
Log in the Master A2 OMT, and go to the LAN Connectivity section. Go to the IP Settings section and assign the following fields as appropriate: Protocol - The CrossFire system supports SNMP (Get & Set, Trap, etc.) and SUNWAVE NMS for remote monitoring. -
Page 17: Nms Configuration
4 x 37dBm Output 5G NR Compliant NMS Configuration SUNWAVE Network Management System (NMS) is a software system to achieve remote monitoring, alarm reporting, and remote configuration of all the devices. Figure 15. NMS System Architecture Use the following steps to configure NMS IP settings. -
Page 18: Snmp Configuration
Privacy Password - Privacy Password Edit User Confirm - Edit User Confirm Trap IP Address (1~2) - Up to 2 target IP address of SNMP trap receiver. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 18 of 47... - Page 19 Sub ID’. For example, the defaut community is ‘public’ and the Device Sub ID of Master A2 is ‘0’. SNMP Server must use ‘public0’ to communicate with Master A2. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 19 of 47...
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Page 20: Additional Settings
Turn on the NTP Switch Input NTP Update Interval in certan time horizon and select the appropriate Time Zone NTP IP Adress and Click Set to save the settings. Input Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 20 of 47... - Page 21 Click now to synchronize the system time with the local PC time. Figure 22. Time Synchronization Note: If the NMS is connected to the NTP server, the CrossFire system time is updated automatically and periodically. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 21 of 47...
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Page 22: System Configuration
(See #3). Then click Query all to ensure the value of Module 1~4 Info Check is valid in #1. Figure 23. Band Properties Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 22 of 47... -
Page 23: 5G Tdd Configuration
Query All to check if Sync Status is turning green to see if the module is configured to be paired to TDD signal. Figure 24. TDD Configuration Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 23 of 47... -
Page 24: Tdd Configuration
Query All to check if Sync Status is turning green to see if the module is configured to be paired to TDD signal. Figure 25. TDD Configuration Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 24 of 47... -
Page 25: Module Gain Adjustment (Attenuation)
8.5 dB (5.5dB + 3dB) in Port 1 Attenuation Value and 12.5 dB (9.0dB +3dB) in Port 2 Attenuation Value. Note: Extra 3dB attenuation is used for power distribution. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 25 of 47... - Page 26 Set the operator information in the field of Port 1 ~4 Label (Operator/Service). Click the checkbox to select these parameters and click to validate them. Figure 27. Attenuation in Radio Interface Module Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 26 of 47...
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Page 27: Gain Adjustment On A2 (Digital Board)
Input attenuation value in UL and DL Attenuation. Click the checkbox to select these parameters and click to validate them. Figure 29. Gain Adjustment on RU WebOMT Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 27 of 47... -
Page 28: Alarm
To set up the alarm threshold: Alarm Thresholds Log in the OMT, and go to the section. Locate the fields and set the appropriate values. Click to save the settings. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 28 of 47... -
Page 29: External Alarm
Click to save the settings. Go to the External Alarms section Type External alarm name and select Normally closed Normally open mode. Click to save the name. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 29 of 47... - Page 30 MID POWER 4 x 37dBm Output 5G NR Compliant Figure 32. Pins Description Figure 33. External Alarms on A2 OMT Figure 34. External Alarms Name and mode Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 30 of 47...
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Page 31: External Alarm Of E2-O
10. Go to the Alarm Thresholds section 11. Type External alarm name and select Normally closed Normally open mode. 12. Click to save the name. Figure 35. RJ45 Pins Description Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 31 of 47... -
Page 32: External Alarm Of M2Ru
M2RU (2 inputs and 2 outputs). See Figure 38 for detailed PIN configuration of this connector. The external alarms can be monitored as normally closed or normally open. Use the following steps to view and configure the external alarms. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 32 of 47... - Page 33 Normally open mode. Click to save the name. Figure 38. RJ45 Pins Description Figure 39. External Alarm Port (RJ45) in M2RU Figure 40. External Alarms on M2 OMT Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 33 of 47...
- Page 34 MID POWER 4 x 37dBm Output 5G NR Compliant Figure 41. External Alarms Name and mode Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 34 of 47...
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Page 35: Advanced Activities
Mapping Configuration The CrossFire M2 system can comprise many M2 to achieve extensive area coverage. CrossFire maintains the mapping mechanism between the A2 and M2, so all M2 units in the system can transmit the signal as long as M2 is correctly mapped to A2. - Page 36 Group, Radio Module mapping and Update Click and then Update to validate the mapping Click QueryAll to check RF Module Mapping in #3 Figure 43. Service Configuration Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 36 of 47...
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Page 37: Radio Module Test Signal
For example, the A2 module Band 1 (DL 2110-2170 MHz) under test is enabled without any attenuation. Then module Band 1 in M2RU will transmit 37dBm DL output power at 2142MHz. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 37 of 47... -
Page 38: Master/Slave A2 Transition
Wait 2 minutes for A2 rebooting Open A2 OMT and recheck Device Info to see if the A2 is changed to the required one Figure 43. Master / Slave A2 Transition Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 38 of 47... -
Page 39: System Delay Configuration
To set the system delay procedure: Open A2 OMT Go to Setting -> Band Configuration -> System Delay Select the required method in Delay Adjustment Method Click to validate. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 39 of 47... -
Page 40: Auto Logout Time
To control the AP USB port and other elements’ console port: Log to the Master A2 OMT. Go to Settings -> LAN Connectivity. Enable/disable the port access in Local Debug Port Control. Click to validate it. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 40 of 47... -
Page 41: Screenshot
When all parameters are captured, the screenshot .pdf file could be downloaded automatically Click save current page to capture the specified page and click export save to download Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 41 of 47... -
Page 42: Backup/Restore Configuration
Configuration button in the upright of the OMT GUI Click the Load Configuration button Upload the .json file and click the Load button to restore the configurations. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 42 of 47... -
Page 43: Software Upgrade
As an example, to do an M2RU or E2 local upgrade: Log into the OMT on the Master A2. Click the Upgrade button on the main page to navigate to the software upgrade page. See Figure 52. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 43 of 47... - Page 44 Uploading and upgrading software packages will fail if there is no more storage. Delete some packages with the old version to continue the upgrade. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 44 of 47...
- Page 45 After the upgrade has been completed and devices reset, log in to the devices’ OMT and go to Maintenance -> Software Package to confirm that the software version is correct as shown in Figure 55. Figure 55. Software Version Check 1 Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 45 of 47...
- Page 46 Figure 56. Figure 56. Software Version Check Note: If the software version is not incompatible, please upgrade the same software again to make the upgrade completed. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 46 of 47...
- Page 47 —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Contact us today: www.sunwave.com cf_support@sunwave.com © Sunwave CG_CF_M2 v2.1.0 | 47 of 47...
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