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Nova430i Outdoor 4x250mW Two-Carrier TDD eNodeB Installation Guide
3.7 Configure Basic Parameters
Reference:
4G LTE eNodeB Configuration Guide – BaiBLQ
The Nova430i eNB can be configured in SC, CA, or DC/split mode, depending on which licenses you have
purchased, and/or in HaloB mode, which is embedded in the base software. The Nova430i also supports
CBRS SAS operation.
When first installing and testing the Nova430i, Baicells recommends configuring the primary cell
(Pcell)/Cell 1 carrier settings (without enabling CA, DC, HaloB, or SAS) for simple verification that the new
eNB unit is operational. Once it is confirmed to be operational, you can refer to the appropriate
configuration guide(s) for the operating mode you plan to use.
NOTE: For all GUI menus and fields, refer to the following documents on the Baicells website:
Baicells.com > Resources >
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CloudCore Configuration and Network Administration Guide
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Atom CAT4 CPE Configuration Guide
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Atom CAT6/CAT15 CPE Configuration Guide
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4G LTE eNodeB Configuration Guide – BaiBLQ
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Carrier Aggregation and Dual Carrier/Split Mode Configuration Guide
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HaloB Solution User Guide
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SAS Deployment Guide
3.7.1 Launch the eNB GUI
Follow the steps below to connect to the Nova430i GUI.
Step 1:
Use an Ethernet cable to connect the eNB WAN/PoE+ port to the local network routed to
the Internet. The DATA interface is set to DHCP client by default.
Optionally, you can plug a Personal Computer (PC) directly into the eNB MGMT port. On
your PC you will need to assign a static IP address within the Management (MGMT)
subnet. The default IP address for the MGMT interface is http://192.168.150.1/24.
Step 2:
Open a Web browser, and enter the following IP address: http://192.168.150.1.
Step 3:
At the login screen (Figure 3-13), enter the default user name (admin) and password
(admin) and click on Login to open the home page.
Figure 3-13: GUI Login
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