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  • Page 1 User manual Integra-E Integra-E2 Integra-E3 VER 2.1 FW 3 .2 3 .1 6 /2 3 SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 2 If there is any conflict between this document and compliance statements, the latter will supersede this document. SAF Tehnika, JSC has no liability for typing errors in this document or damages of any kind that result from the use of this document.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Microwave Radiation ..................7 Chapter 2 : INSTALLATION ................. 9 Package contents ................... 9 Additional information on the web on SAF Integra-E/E2/E3 configuration and installation ....................9 Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU: attaching to the antenna ......... 9 Setting link polarization ..................10 Attaching FODU to the antenna .................
  • Page 4 Connecting to Telnet................... 141 Chapter 5 : FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ............143 Built-in Ethernet switch ................143 Description of SAF produced PoE injectors ..........144 Universal programmable PoE injector (P/N I0ATPI43) ....... 144 Gigabit Ethernet High power programmable PoE injector (P/N DXATPI03) ..........................
  • Page 5 2-wire DC power port .................. 179 SFP ports ..................... 179 USB port ...................... 180 RSSI LED ...................... 180 RSSI/audio port ................... 182 Grounding connection ................184 Chapter 9 : Appendix A: Technical specifications ......... 185 ABBREVIATIONS ..................... 191 CONTACTS ...................... 193 SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 6: Chapter 1 : Overview

    Chapter 1 : OVERVIEW Labeling The label contains the following information - see a sample below: Figure 1-1 Integra-E label and label placement on the FODU Figure 1-2 Integra-E2/E3 label and label placement on the FODU Product model name (“SAF Integra-E-80”). The FODU model name example is shown in...

  • Page 7: Microwave Radiation

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual OVERVIEW Figure 1-3 The central frequency range for 62.5MHz channel (high side Integra-E) An example above in Figure 1-3 shows the tunable central frequency range for 62.5 MHz channel bandwidth. Full Tx/Rx frequency range can be found on Product Label, see...
  • Page 8 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual OVERVIEW Note: For pulsed signals, it is suggested that the peak equivalent plane wave power density, as averaged over the pulse width, does not exceed 1000 times the Seq exposure levels given in the table. Note: Within the frequency range 10 – 300 GHz the basic restrictions are identical to the reference levels.

  • Page 9: Chapter 2 : Installation

    Youtube channel “SAFTehnika”. There you can find video instructions on how to set up Integra-E/E2/E3 link and perform a very basic “bench test” in the office with paper packs. Please visit our page https://www.saftehnika.com/ for the latest firmware and manual versions, you need to have an account for full access.

  • Page 10: Setting Link Polarization

    The antenna (SAF2) mounting flange for Integra-E/E2/E3 is shown in Figure 2-2 below. Note that only the Integra-E/E2/E3 flange orientation determines the resulting polarization, while the antenna flange is circular and accepts both polarizations. Figure 2-2 SAF2 flange To determine the polarization, look at FODU before installation. Polarization is shown by the engraved arrow on the FODU flange.
  • Page 11 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INSTALLATION Figure 2-4 Securing plate with rubber cushion SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 12 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INSTALLATION For polarization change instructions please refer to the picture below, see Figure 2-5. Screw in FODU flange clamp screws with Unscrew 4 screws with 4mm Allen key 4 supplied Locking key up to lock position. (6) holding FODU flange.
  • Page 13 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INSTALLATION Fix hexagon flat point socket screws (2) using allen key (5), tighten coupling nuts Screw in equally and gradually two (3) gradually and equally using nut wrench unscrewed bolts (step 2) using allen key (4) with force not exceeding 5Nm/ 3.69 ft- (6) with force not exceeding 4Nm/2.95...
  • Page 14 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INSTALLATION Before attaching FODU to the antenna flange, peel off the protective sticker, see Figure 2-6. Figure 2-6 Peel off the sticker before installation Antenna Alignment Find antenna adjustment recommendations in the link below: Whitepaper . Note that 80GHz antennas have a very narrow beamwidth, hence sweeping must be done very slowly and carefully.

  • Page 15: Attaching Fodu To The Antenna

    SAF2 flange. Push lower Make sure that O-ring is in place. Holding part until lower clamps touch the Integra-E/E2/E3 by handle attach it to SAF2 flange. Make sure that all 4 clamps are flange by hanging on upper tensioners.

  • Page 16: Grounding Connection

    Cables must always be at the bottom of the Integra-E/E2/E3. Figure 2-7 Attaching Integra-E/E2/E3 to the antenna Grounding connection Always provide a good connection from FODU grounding screw to tower/mast/building grounding circuit. For further details see Chapter Grounding connection.
  • Page 17 Do not break module. the cable. Assembled view of the Integra-E/E2/E3 Fasten another end of fiber conduit to the with optical cable conduit. Cables must pole using included tie-wrap. always be at the bottom of the Integra- E/E2/E3.

  • Page 18: Chapter 3 : Web Gui

    There are three options for powering the Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU as shown in Figure 3-1. Option #1: an Ethernet cable from SAF Tehnika I0ATPI43 PoE injector connected to the RJ- 45 port (LAN1) of Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU. The combined length of the Ethernet cable from CPE to PoE injector (“DATA” port on PoE injector) and from Integra-E/E2/E3 to PoE injector (“DATA+PWR”...

  • Page 19: Connecting Integra Radio Power Supply

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Connecting Integra radio power supply The example below shows Integra-E/E2 power supply options. Figure 3-1 Power connection to FODU For Ethernet cables longer than 30 meters it is recommended to make grounding points each 20…30 meters.

  • Page 20: System Requirements

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI System requirements To access the Integra-E/E2/E3 Web GUI you will need a PC with the following Web browser: Google Chrome; • Mozilla Firefox; • • Internet Explorer 8 (or above) Ethernet management connection configuration Before proceeding with the initial link setup in the Web GUI, you must set the IPv4 settings of your LAN adapter to 192.168.205.0/24 subnet.

  • Page 21: Accessing Web Gui

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Accessing Web GUI 1) Launch your browser and in the address field enter Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU IP address. Default IP addresses are as follows: 192.168.205.10 for low side Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU (P/N D80R****L) • 192.168.205.11 for high side Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU (P/N D80R****H) •...

  • Page 22: Main Page

    After login you will be automatically redirected to the Main page of Web GUI: Figure 3-5 Main page Web GUI is divided into 5 sections: 1) Top panel - shows information about the Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU you are connected to including: Model name. Please refer to Labeling for more info.
  • Page 23 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI System summary - shows one to four (default value – three) selected parameters of the local and remote systems. Values appear in red color in case of exceeding alarm threshold values (Performance  Alarm Alarm threshold configuration) or in case of a warning (e.g., if loopback is active).

  • Page 24: Modifying Basic System Parameters

    Tx power mode – fixed or variable – in case ACMB profile is chosen. The options must match on both ends of one link. Bandwidths, marked with LDPC, are available for all the Integra-E2/-E3 radios and the Integra-E radios only if the modem has a firmware version starting with “110”.

  • Page 25: Parameters On Main Page

    LAN ports. 8) Execute - by pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 26 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI 5) ATPC – shows if ATPC is enabled or disabled. 6) Duplex shift – shows the margin between the transmitting and receiving frequencies. 7) Tx frequency – shows the transmitting frequency. 8) Rx frequency – shows the receiving frequency.

  • Page 27: Over The Air

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Over The Air Over The Air  Radio  Configuration The Radio configuration page allows to define the main radio and modem parameters such as Tx power (Tx mute) and bandwidth/modulation, as well as to enable ATPC and ACMB functionality.
  • Page 28 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-11 Radio configuration - modify mode 1) Tx power – Indicates current Tx (transmit) power value (status mode); allows specifying Tx power value (modify mode). The usable range is indicated in the brackets.
  • Page 29 Tx power modes. The options must match on both ends of one link. Bandwidths, marked with LDPC, are available for all the Integra-E2/- E3 radios and the Integra-E radios only if the modem has firmware version “110.xx.xx”. The Integra-E/E2/E3 modem firmware version can be checked in CLI using command “modem”...

  • Page 30: Over The Air  Security  Aes Encryption

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Use to mute the transmitter at a specific time in seconds radio tx-mute {<time>|disable} or unmute. If you mute Tx, the link synchronization will be lost for a given time. radio rssi-led {disable | enable } Use to enable or disable RSSI LED operation Use to enable or disable the RSSI LED's operation.
  • Page 31 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI AES encryption is available only in Integra-E3 model. Status mode Figure 3-13 AES encryption page in Status mode Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-14 AES encryption page in Modify mode Allows enabling/disabling AES encryption function.
  • Page 32 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Activation of AES for Integra-E3 FODU 1) Upload and activate license key enabling AES functionality: Skip this step if the AES license is already uploaded. a) Go to “SystemToolsLicense management” on the remote side of the link.
  • Page 33 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI b) Press button. Figure 3-18 AES encryption page in Modify mode c) Select the “Enable” checkbox. d) Enter a 64-symbol key consisting of hexadecimal values (0-9, A-F) or press “Generate random key” button. e) Select and copy the generated key.

  • Page 34: Networking

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking Networking  Ethernet  VLAN Figure 3-19 Accessing VLAN configuration page The VLAN configuration page provides the configuration of port-based Ethernet Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs), allowing up to 4094 different VLAN IDs. It is possible to set VLAN IDs as tagged or untagged members on each LAN port.
  • Page 35 ) to delete VLAN entry. 10) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side of Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.

  • Page 36: Networking  Ethernet  Vlan Rates

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI network vlan set vid <1…4094> Use to add VLAN ID as a tagged (trunk) or untagged add {tagged|untagged} (access) type on a specified port. {LAN1|LAN2|LAN3|WAN} network vlan set vid <1…4094> Use to delete VLAN ID on a specified port.

  • Page 37: Networking  Ethernet  Port Status And Configuration

    Figure 3-25 Accessing Port status and configuration page Shows the status of Ethernet switch ports, allows enabling and disabling the ports, modifying link speed, and see SFP information if available, see (5). Please ask your SAF representative or contact us on info@saftehnika.com about compatible SFP/SFP+ modules.
  • Page 38 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Status mode Figure 3-26 Port status and configuration – status mode Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-27 Port status and configuration – modify mode SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 39: Networking  Ethernet  Rate Limit

    SFP module is supported. 6) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 40 (modify mode). The default setting is “2000”. 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 41 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) network port show egress-rate Use to show egress rate limit settings and status of a <port> particular port. network port show ingress-rate Use to show ingress rate limit settings and status of a <port>...

  • Page 42: Networking  Ethernet  Mac Address Table

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking  Ethernet  MAC address table The MAC address table displays the forwarding table of MAC addresses learned by the switch (Dynamic) and manually entered (Static). Figure 3-32 Accessing MAC address table page Status mode...
  • Page 43 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-34 MAC address table - modify mode 1) Use to clear the dynamic MAC address table on a particular port (“Clear”) or all ports simultaneously (“Clear all”). 2) Shows list of MAC address entries (status mode); allows clearing specific MAC address entry (modify mode).

  • Page 44: Networking  Ethernet  Link State Propagation And Backup

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking  Ethernet  Link State Propagation and Backup Link State Propagation (LSP) and Backup page provides functionality described in Chapter Link State Propagation and Backup. Figure 3-35 Accessing Link State Propagation and Backup page Link State Propagation and Backup status window in LSP Enabled state Figure 3-36 LSP –...
  • Page 45 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Link State Propagation and Backup modify window for LSP Enabled state configuration Figure 3-37 LSP – modify mode 1) State: Disable – LSP and backup Disabled (default state). Enable LSP – LSP enabled.
  • Page 46 11) Acquire status – local modem status. 12) Remote Acquire status – remote modem status. 13) Current Rx Ethernet capacity – Current ingress Ethernet capacity on Integra-E WAN port. 14) Current Tx Ethernet capacity – Current egress Ethernet capacity on Integra WAN port.
  • Page 47 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI network lsp set capacity <0 - Set minimal required WAN capacity, “0” for sync loss, 10000000> kbps network lsp set keep_alive <0 - Set “keep alive” timeout 10> network lsp set mode <rx> or Select minimal required capacity direction <rx_tx>...
  • Page 48 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI still lost, otherwise, timeout is ignored. If the parameter is set to “0”, the WAN port will not be enabled until capacity is exceeded, or link synchronization is recovered. 8) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra.
  • Page 49 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI network lsp set auto_recovery <0 Set auto recovery timeout in seconds - 600> network lsp set backup_port Select backup link port <LAN1> or <LAN2> or <LAN3> network lsp set capacity <0 - Set minimal required WAN capacity, “0” for sync loss, 10000000>...
  • Page 50 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Figure 3-47 Condition trigger is on, Local backup port is down, Backup link is active Figure 3-48 Condition trigger is on, Remote backup port is down, Backup link is active 4) Backup port link status: Link Down –...
  • Page 51 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Link State Propagation and Backup modify window for LSP Advanced Enabled state configuration Figure 3-49 Enabling LSP Advanced 1) State: Disable – LSP and backup Disabled (default state). Enable LSP – LSP enabled. Enable Backup-link – backup link enabled.
  • Page 52 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI For indications during LSP Advanced activation, please see the figures below. Figure 3-50 Condition trigger is On for LAN1 port and Off for LAN2 and LAN3 ports Figure 3-51 LSP Advanced status in case of SyncLoss...

  • Page 53: Networking  Ethernet  Aggregation/Protection Configuration

    Link aggregation/protection in 2+0 mode allows utilizing up to 10Gbps Ethernet Layer 2 and 3 throughput (128QAM @ 2000 MHz) by using an independent frequency pair for each link. Integra-E/E2/E3 aggregation/protection requires two Integra-E/E2/E3 links – primary and secondary. The aggregation/protection setup consists of four radios: 2 x primary and 2 x secondary.
  • Page 54 State Machine). Radios exchange aggregation/protection status information of each device in the setup via SAF Mailbox Protocol (SMP). To avoid traffic aggregation via broken path (either primary or secondary), FSM in each device in the given setup monitors the state of neighbours, Ethernet links, and wireless links.
  • Page 55 2+0 aggregation configuration for more installation schematics. Spanning Tree should be disabled on external equipment in the ports to which Integra- E/E2/E3 is connected and on the Integra-E/E2/E3 in the Spanning Tree section (please refer to Chapter Networking Ethernet Spanning Tree).
  • Page 56 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Configuration in GUI Figure 3-55 Accessing Aggregation/protection configuration page Status mode Figure 3-56 Aggregation/protection – status mode Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-57 Aggregation/protection – modify mode SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 57 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Primary status mode after enabling aggregation Figure 3-58 Primary aggregation/protection after enabling aggregation – status mode SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 58 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Primary modify mode after enabling aggregation Figure 3-59 Primary aggregation/protection after enabling aggregation – modify mode SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 59 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Secondary status mode after enabling aggregation Figure 3-60 Secondary aggregation/protection after enabling aggregation – status mode SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 60 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Secondary modify mode after enabling aggregation Figure 3-61 Secondary aggregation/protection after enabling aggregation – modify mode Aggregation/protection configuration 1) Aggregation – indicates whether aggregation is enabled or disabled. 2) Configurated role – indicates the configured role (status mode); allows specifying aggregation role (modify mode).
  • Page 61 LAN2 port). 17) Power protection – indicates whether power protection is enabled or disabled. 18) Ethernet MAC address – shows the MAC address of a specific Integra-E/E2/E3. 19) IP address – shows the IP address of a specific Integra-E/E2/E3.
  • Page 62 44) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.

  • Page 63: Networking  Ethernet  Spanning Tree

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking  Ethernet  Spanning Tree The Spanning Tree page provides the configuration of Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) and Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP). Figure 3-62 Accessing Spanning Tree page Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
  • Page 64 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-64 Spanning Tree configuration page Bridge ID – Indicates the configured value of Bridge ID (status mode); allows specifying the value of Bridge ID (modify mode). This parameter and MAC address determines whether a given Bridge is Root Bridge.
  • Page 65 Top Change Count - Indicates how many times the topology has changed. By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 66 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP) Status mode Figure 3-65 MSTP status page SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 67 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-66 MSTP configuration page Bridge ID – Indicates the configured value of Bridge ID (status mode); allows specifying the value of Bridge ID (modify mode). This parameter and MAC address determine whether a given Bridge is Root Bridge.
  • Page 68 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Hello Time (1 – 100 sec) – Indicates configured time gap between which the BPDU packets are being sent (status mode); allows specifying the value of Hello Time in seconds (modify mode). Max Age (6 – 40 sec) – Indicates configured period, during which the received BPDU packets’...
  • Page 69 Top Change Count – Indicates how many times the topology has changed. By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 70 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) network stp bridgeID {0 | 4096 | Use to set the value of Bridge ID. 8192 | 12288 | 16384| 20480 | 24576 | 28672 | 32768 | 36864 |...

  • Page 71: Networking  Ethernet  Packet Filtering

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking  Ethernet  Packet Filtering The Packet Filtering page provides the configuration of Layer 2 Control Protocol (L2CP) for ingress and egress traffic on each radio port. Figure 3-67 Accessing Packet Filtering page Status mode Figure 3-68 Packet Filtering –...

  • Page 72: Networking  Synchronization  Synce

    L2CP packet filtering for egress traffic on each port (modify mode). 3) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 73 3) Status - Indicates “Locked” if SyncE is operating normally. 4) Source port configuration - Allows specifying SyncE source port. Disable/Enable - Allows enabling or disabling SyncE operation. SyncE configuration examples Figure 3-73 Integra-E/E2/E3 link with an external clock source SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 74 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Figure 3-74 Integra-E/E2/E3 back-to-back interconnection with an external clock source Figure 3-75 Integra-E/E2/E3 as a master clock source CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) network sync status Use to show SyncE status and configuration.

  • Page 75: Networking  Synchronization  Ieee-1588 V2 (Ptp)

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking  Synchronization  IEEE-1588 v2 (PTP) IEEE-1588 v2 (PTP) transparency mode compatibility between both sides of the link can be checked in CLI using command “modem” based on the first value of “Firmware version”...
  • Page 76 6) State - IEEE-1588 v2 (PTP) transparency status on ports. 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. IEEE-1588 v2 (PTP) Slave role configuration Configure E-band radio as “Slave” on the link side where the source clock is received over the radio link.

  • Page 77: Networking  Qos  General Qos Configuration

    WEB GUI 12) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. When configured correctly, “RTC Lock” status for the Slave device should be “Locked”. It is recommended to configure QoS for PTP packets to ensure PTP packets will pass through the link during excessive traffic loads.
  • Page 78 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Status mode Figure 3-81 General QoS configuration – status mode Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-82 General QoS configuration – modify mode 1) Egress 802.1p priority override – Indicates whether egress 802.1p priority override is enabled on the egress direction of a particular port (status mode); allows enabling egress 802.1p priority override on available ports (modify mode).
  • Page 79 CoSQ configuration is explained for each scheduler type below. 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 80 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI 2) Droplimit – Indicates droplimit buffer size assigned for each queue (status mode); allows modifying droplimit buffer size for each queue (modify mode). Increasing buffer size increases data transmission latency. 3) Bandwidth - allows configuring bandwidth in kbps for each queue separately.
  • Page 81 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) network qos set <port> base Use to configure base port priority - ingress packets state {enable|disable} processing. network qos set <port> base Use to set port-based priority for all ingress packets.

  • Page 82: Networking  Qos  802.1P Mapping

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Networking  QoS  802.1p mapping The 802.1p mapping page allows customizing the mapping of IEEE 802.1p priority tags and available QoS queues. Figure 3-86 Accessing 802.1p mapping page Status mode Figure 3-87 802.1p mapping – status mode Press button.

  • Page 83: Networking  Qos  Diffserv Mapping

    (modify mode). 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.
  • Page 84 DSCP priority values and queues (modify mode). 4) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied. SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 85: Networking  Qos  Mpls Exp Mapping

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) network qos set <port> diffserv Use to enable or disable ingress DiffServ mapping state {enable|disable} (DSCP) on a particular port. network qos set <port> diffserv Use to change default DiffServ priority (DSCP) mapping.
  • Page 86 MPLS EXP values for WAN port and queues (modify mode). 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. If „Rollback on” is selected, the configuration will be reverted in case erroneous configuration changes are applied.

  • Page 87: Performance

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance Performance  Alarm  Alarm status Figure 3-95 Accessing Alarm status page Alarm status page summarizes current alarms by showing the date and time the alarm occurred and its name. Figure 3-96 Alarm status 1) Date –...

  • Page 88: Performance  Alarm  Alarm Event Log

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance  Alarm  Alarm event log Figure 3-97 Alarm status Alarm event log shows 20 alarm entries per page and about 5000 alarm entries in total. By default, the last page of log entries is shown. Full alarm log can be downloaded by pressing on “Alarm event log file”.
  • Page 89 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-99 Alarm event log – modify mode 1) Clear alarm log – deletes all alarm log entries. 2) Toggle period selection – opens/closes period selection controls. 3) Load the latest data – refreshes alarm log and shows last 20 log entries.

  • Page 90: Performance  Alarm  Sensor Configuration

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI log event configure {enable|disable} Use to enable or disable event log filter. Use to configure duration in minutes during which log event configure dump <1…60> filter is monitoring repetitions. Use to configure a number of log entry repetitions log event configure pattern <1…10>...
  • Page 91 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Status mode Figure 3-101 Sensor configuration – status mode Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-102 Sensor configuration – modify mode 1) Group description (name) – Shows 5 groups of sensors divided by different group data destinations (event; perf; SNMP), as well as indicates whether the group is enabled (State);...
  • Page 92 Figure 3-104 Remove group 6) Set all to default – Restores default settings for all groups and sensors. 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE...

  • Page 93: Performance  Alarm  Alarm Threshold Configuration

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance  Alarm  Alarm threshold configuration Alarm threshold page provides a summary of the parameters’ alarm thresholds. All thresholds are predefined and some change dynamically according to the system configuration. Thresholds can be modified if required.

  • Page 94: Performance  Monitoring  Performance Graph

    2) Set all to default – resets “Low value”, “High value” and “Delta value” for all parameters to factory defaults; 3) Default value – deselect to activate manual threshold modification; 4) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) log sensor info Use to show the configuration of sensor thresholds.
  • Page 95 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Figure 3-108 Accessing Performance graph MODIFY button is deactivated in the Performance graph page. Figure 3-109 Performance graph 1) Left axis sensor – Allows choosing sensor parameter colored in red and displayed on the left axis.

  • Page 96: Performance  Monitoring  Performance Log

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance  Monitoring  Performance log Allows viewing and downloading performance logs. Figure 3-110 Accessing Performance log page MODIFY button is deactivated in the Performance log page. Figure 3-111 Performance log 1) Select sensors – Allows choosing the sensor parameters to be displayed in the performance log.

  • Page 97: Performance  Ethernet  Ethernet Switch Statistics

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI 7) One page – Will display a performance log on a single page in a separate tab. 8) Paged – Will display performance log divided into pages in a separate tab. 9) Download XML – Press to download a performance log in an extensible markup language (.xml) file.
  • Page 98 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Status mode Figure 3-113 Ethernet switch statistics – status mode SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 99 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode (buttons appear at the bottom of the page) Figure 3-114 Ethernet switch statistics - modify mode 1) Statistics for – time during which statistics have been gathered. 2) Ingress Pkts. – Packets that ingress on the port.
  • Page 100 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI 23) Out. Octets – The total number of octets transmitted out of the interface, including framing characters. 24) Dot1 Port In Frames – The number of frames that have been received by this port from its segment.
  • Page 101 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI layer. For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses. 41) Out. Multicast Pkts. – The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested to be transmitted, and which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.

  • Page 102: Performance  Ethernet  Actual Throughput

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance  Ethernet  Actual throughput Shows ingress and egress traffic statistics on all available switch ports. Figure 3-115 Accessing Actual throughput page MODIFY button is deactivated on this page. Figure 3-116 Actual throughput page 1) Ingress Mbps –...

  • Page 103: Performance  Ethernet  Qos Statistics

    Performance  Ethernet  QoS statistics Shows QoS statistics for 8 priority queues, indicating passed and dropped packets and bytes. Elapsed time is indicated as well. Payload occupies queue 0, rest is SAF service traffic. Figure 3-117 Accessing QoS statistics page Figure 3-118 QoS statistics –...

  • Page 104: Performance  Over The Air  Equalizer Graph

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance  Over The Air  Equalizer graph The Equalizer graph window shows adaptive equalizer ‘taps’ coefficients, which at a set time minimize the multipath fading effect in the channel. For more details see Chapter Adaptive equalizer.

  • Page 105: Performance  Over The Air  Constellation Diagram

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI profiling. Higher taps mainly on the right side indicate a weaker reflected signal compared to the main signal, while higher taps mainly on the left side – stronger reflected signal. Below is an example of Equalizer graph in a link aligned to the reflected signal, see...
  • Page 106 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Figure 3-124 128QAM 1) Allows choosing how often is constellation automatically cleared; 2) Manually clear current constellation; Allows zooming to one of 4 constellation quadrants. To analyze the received signal quality, some types of distortion and degradation may be evident in the constellation diagram.
  • Page 107 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Figure 3-126 Single frequency interference Phase noise is displayed as rotationally spreading constellation points, see Figure 3-127: Figure 3-127 Phase noise SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 108: Performance  Over The Air  Rx Spectrum

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Performance  Over The Air  Rx spectrum A spectrum curve is a representation of the received signal on the input of the modem. For this reason, spectrum signal levels will not correspond to the actual radio receiver’s signal level.

  • Page 109: Performance  Over The Air  Modem Performance

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press “Clear” button to clean the current averaged Rx spectrum. The Rx spectrum is averaged over the period of time since “Clear” button was pressed or since the page was opened. Performance  Over The Air  Modem performance The Modem performance section shows modem statistics according to ITU-T G.826.

  • Page 110: System

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI System System  FW  Firmware upgrade For the upgrade process through Web GUI please refer to Chapter Integra series firmware upgrade via Web GUI. Figure 3-133 Accessing Firmware upgrade page Status mode Figure 3-134 Firmware upgrade – status mode Press button.
  • Page 111 5) Browse or Choose File (depending on the used web browser) – Press to browse for Integra-E/E2/E3 firmware file on your hard disk drive. 6) Upload – Press to upload a firmware file to the Integra-E/E2/E3. A maximum of 5 firmware files can be stored. You can delete unnecessary firmware files using “Delete”...

  • Page 112: System  Configuration  Ip Configuration

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) firmware info [<version>] Use to show detailed information on current or specific Integra-E/E2/E3 firmware. firmware install <version> Use to install firmware version uploaded. Note that the exact version name needs to be entered. Check available firmware versions using the command “firmware list”.
  • Page 113 Integra-E/E2/E3 IP addresses always need to be on the same subnet. 2) IP Mask – Indicates the IP mask of the Integra-E/E2/E3 you are currently logged in to (status mode); allows specifying the IP mask of the Integra-E/E2/E3 you are currently logged in to (modify mode).

  • Page 114: System  Configuration  Snmp Configuration

    The SNMP configuration pages provide configuration of SNMP communities, host and trap addresses. The SAF NMS system will work only when SNMP is properly configured. Relevant MIB files can be downloaded directly from the Integra-E/E2/E3 Web GUI. See (7) in Figure 3-141 below.
  • Page 115 (status mode); allows adding/deleting SNMPv2c trap IP addresses (modify mode). The Integra-E/E2/E3 management controller sends SNMPv2c traps to the Trap Manager with the IP address specified here. 7) Download MIB file – Click to download Integra-E/E2/E3 MIB files. 8) By pressing „Execute configuration”,...
  • Page 116 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI SNMPv3 setup SNMPv3 primarily is improved with security settings. It does not rely on SNMP community names as it is in versions 1 and v2c. Status mode Figure 3-144 SNMP configuration – SNMPv3 setup – status mode Press button.

  • Page 117: System  Configuration  Configuration File

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI 11) Download MIB file – Click to download Integra-E/E2/E3 MIB files. 12) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) snmp manager {add | del} <manager>...
  • Page 118 3) Browse or Choose File (depending on the used web browser) – Press to browse for a saved configuration file on your hard disk drive. 4) Cfg import – Press to upload a configuration file to the Integra-E/E2/E3. Uploaded configuration overwrites the saved configuration.

  • Page 119: System  Configuration  User Configuration

    Use to save the running configuration. configuration watch Use to show entities watch status. System  Configuration  User configuration Integra-E/E2/E3 features 2 default user accounts – admin (full control) and guest (read-only). Figure 3-149 Accessing Users configuration page SAF Tehnika JSC...
  • Page 120 4 and 32 characters. 11) Hide password – Uncheck to display the entered password in plaintext. 12) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE...

  • Page 121: System  Configuration  System Configuration

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI system user mgmt <username> Use to delete a particular <username>. “admin” user delete cannot be deleted. system user mgmt <username> Use to enable or disable a particular <username>. {enable|disable} “admin” user cannot be disabled system user mgmt <username>...
  • Page 122 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Status mode Figure 3-153 System configuration – status mode Modify mode Press button. Figure 3-154 System configuration – modify mode 1) System name – Allows entering a preferable system name. The maximum length of the system name cannot exceed 32 symbols. The default name is ‘SAF’.
  • Page 123 „Execute configuration”, changes made corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. Default system language selection is only allowed available in accordance with the license. Please send a request for translation and obtaining a license to info@saftehnika.com. CLI commands...

  • Page 124: System  Configuration  System Services

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI System  Configuration  System services Define Web GUI connection parameters and centralized user management (RADIUS). Please refer to RADIUS authentication chapter for an example of RADIUS configuration. Figure 3-155 Accessing System services page Status mode Figure 3-156 System services –...
  • Page 125 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Press button. Modify mode Figure 3-157 System services – modify mode 1) HTTP – Allows disabling or enabling HTTP access to Web GUI. By default, HTTP access is enabled. 2) HTTP port – Allows specifying TCP port for Web GUI access via HTTP. By default, TCP port 80 is defined.
  • Page 126 18) Telnet port – Allows defining Telnet port number. By default, port number 23 is defined. 19) Reboot – Reboots Integra-E/E2/E3 (cold restart). 20) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra device.

  • Page 127: System  Configuration  Syslog

    33 characters long). system radius status Use to show RADIUS configuration status. System  Configuration  Syslog Integra-E/E2/E3 supports Syslog standard for system management message logging and sending to a monitoring Syslog server. Figure 3-158 Accessing Syslog page Status mode Figure 3-159 Syslog –...
  • Page 128 6) Syslog server port – allows configuring port that the device should use for Syslog message sending. 7) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE...

  • Page 129: System  Diagnostic  Loopback Configuration

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI log syslog ip <IP address> Use to set an IP address for syslog server log syslog label <syslog_label> Use to set label/tag for syslog messages log syslog port <syslog_port> Use to set a port for syslog server Use to set the maximal severity level for syslog log syslog severity <severity>...
  • Page 130 “Loopback duration time” countdown timer will appear. 2) By pressing „Execute configuration”, changes made to the corresponding section apply only to the local side Integra-E/E2/E3. While modem loopback is active “Modem loopback: Enabled, digital” indication will be shown on the Main status section.

  • Page 131: System  Diagnostic  Download Troubleshooting File

    By navigating to the “Download troubleshooting file” a .tar.gz archive containing various troubleshooting data files will be automatically generated and downloaded to your PC. When contacting SAF technical support team (techsupport@saftehnika.com) regarding troubleshooting issues, please always provide the troubleshooting file.

  • Page 132: System  Tools  License Management

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI spectrum.bmp Snapshot of modem Rx spectrum graph Information on currently running firmware stored firmware files; system configuration including services, RADIUS, address, user, configuration, and inventory info; SNMP v1/v2c/v3 configuration; alarm status, alarm threshold, and sensor configurations;...
  • Page 133 4) Browse or Choose File (depending on the used web browser) & Upload – Press to browse for a license file (*.lic) on your hard disk drive. Press “Upload” to upload a license file (*.lic) to Integra-E/E2/E3. 5) Selected – shows version and time of currently selected license.

  • Page 134: System  Tools  Console

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) license list Use to list available licenses. license list active Use to view settings of a currently active license. license file list Use to list available license files.

  • Page 135: System  About  About System

    CLI interfaces (serial, SSH, Telnet). System  About  About System Provides a short description of Integra-E/E2/E3 series products. Figure 3-172 Accessing About System page Figure 3-173 About System page SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 136: System  About  Copyright

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI System  About  Copyright Displays copyright information. Figure 3-174 Accessing Copyright page Figure 3-175 Copyright page System  About  Inventory Displays hardware related information, including such parameters as MB (Mother Board) revision, and Product Serial Number.
  • Page 137 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual WEB GUI Figure 3-177 Integra-E/E2/E3 Inventory page CLI commands (Chapter 4: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE) product info Use to show detailed information on the Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU. system number Use to show the Integra-E/E2/E3 serial number. SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 138: Chapter 4 : Command Line Interface

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Chapter 4 COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Command-line interface (CLI) is available via 4 individual interfaces: Secure Shell (SSH). • Telnet (disabled by default). • Serial terminal. • Web GUI (System Tools  Console, partial functionality).

  • Page 139: Connecting To Serial Rs232 Interface

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual COMMAND LINE INTERFACE Connecting to serial RS232 interface To connect to an Integra-E/E2/E3 serial terminal, you will require a USB cable with a USB Type B connector. Please refer to Chapter USB port for pinouts. To connect the PC to the RS232 management port, using serial terminal-emulation software (e.g.

  • Page 140: Connecting To Ssh

    Connecting to SSH The SSH connection to the Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU is carried out using an Ethernet management connection. Please refer to the Chapter Ethernet management connection configuration Ethernet management port connection details.

  • Page 141: Connecting To Telnet

    3) Enter the username and password. Default credentials are as follows: login: admin • password: changeme • 4) After successful login “SAF>” prompt should appear (prompt will differ if system name is not the default one): Figure 4-7 SSH prompt Connecting to Telnet A Telnet connection to the Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU is carried out using the Ethernet management connection.
  • Page 142 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 4) After successful login “SAF>” prompt should appear (prompt will differ if system name is not the default one): Figure 4-10 Telnet prompt SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 143: Chapter 5 : Functional Description

    Chapter 5 : FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Built-in Ethernet switch Integra-E/E2/E3 has a built-in 10 Gbps switch with 50 Gbps switching capacity. It has three LAN ports: LAN1 - 1Gbps PoE-in port that you can use for powering Integra-E/E2/E3 (please refer to chapter...

  • Page 144: Description Of Saf Produced Poe Injectors

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Description of SAF produced PoE injectors Universal programmable PoE injector (P/N I0ATPI43) The I0ATPI43 is an indoor Power over Ethernet injector which complies with IEEE 802.3af, LT PoE++ and Ultra PWR standards. It provides Gigabit Ethernet and DC power via a single Ethernet cable (Cat5e or better).
  • Page 145 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Table 5-2 PoE injector I0ATPI43 power mode DIP switch selection Mode P(out) max V(out) Description ↑ ↑ 120W DC/DC converter switched on; UltraPWR ↓ ↑ DC/DC converter switched on; LTPoE++ ↑ ↓ 120W =V(in) DC/DC bypass; UltraPWR ↓...

  • Page 146: Gigabit Ethernet High Power Programmable Poe Injector (P/Ndxatpi03)

    Gigabit Ethernet High power programmable PoE injector (P/N DXATPI03) The state-of-the-art Integra compatible SAF Tehnika PoE injector model is DXATPI03. This model can be optionally used with Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU for powering option #1 (see chapter Powering Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU and connecting to PC) instead of the default model P/N I0ATPI43.
  • Page 147 Ethernet data connection from CPE to Integra. It is recommended to use outdoor type STP/FTP Ethernet cables Cat5e or better for the connection. SAF Tehnika injectors are designed to work with any PoE-capable products which have a Fast Ethernet/Gigabit Ethernet interface and are compatible with Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cables.

  • Page 148: Integra Radio Power Connection Redundancy

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Note that in case of short or open circuit occurrence PoE injectors will not turn on. To establish a power connection in such a case all the connecting power cables, connectors and Integra device itself should be inspected to find and eliminate the faulty spot which causes short or open circuit occurrence.

  • Page 149: Acmb (Adaptive Coding And Modulation And Bandwidth)

    38V as a minimum voltage level. However, it will take a couple of seconds for the device to start from SAF Tehnika PoE injectors. So, in case when the device is connected simultaneously with the PoE injector and DC power source, it will connect faster with the DC power source and select it as the main connection.
  • Page 150 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION expenditures for maintaining high-capacity links. ACMB can maintain the highest link spectral efficiency possible at any given time in any link condition. In traditional voice-dominated wireless backhaul transmission networks, service availability levels of 99.995% are the norm.
  • Page 151 MSE values for ACM downshift and upshift can be found in tables below. Table 5-9 MSE for ACMB (dB) / indicative Rx level (dBm) for legacy Reed Solomon modem profiles in fixed Tx power mode (compatible with both Integra-E and Integra-E2/E3 radios) 62.5MHz...
  • Page 152 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Table 5-10 MSE for ACMB (dB) / indicative Rx level (dBm) for legacy Reed Solomon modem profiles in variable Tx power mode (compatible with both Integra-E and Integra-E2/E3 radios) 62.5MHz 125MHz 250MHz BPSK/2-->BPSK/4 -9.4 / -82.2 -9.6 / -79.4...
  • Page 153 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Table 5-11 MSE for ACMB (dB) / indicative Rx level (dBm) for LDPC modem profiles in fixed Tx power mode (compatbible only with Integra-E2/E3 radios) 62.5MHz 125MHz 250MHz BPSK-->BPSK/2 -10.2 / -74.0 BPSK<--BPSK/2 -12.8 / -71.7 4QAM-->BPSK...
  • Page 154 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 256QAM<--128QAM -32.4 / -47.2 -32.6 / -43.5 512QAM-->256QAM -33.0 / -47.3 -33.3 / -43.6 512QAM<--256QAM -34.6 / -44.9 -34.9 / -41.2 1024QAM-->512QAM -35.3 / -44.2 -35.4 / -40.1 1024QAM<--512QAM -36.9 / -41.6 -36.5 / -38.1...

  • Page 155: Atpc (Automatic Transmit Power Control)

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 32QAM<--16QAM -24.7 / -56.9 -25.3 / -53.4 -25.8 / -49.1 64QAM-->32QAM -24.6 / -56.2 -25.3 / -52.7 -25.7 / -48.4 64QAM<--32QAM -27.4 / -53.9 -27.9 / -50.7 -28.4 / -46.0 128QAM-->64QAM -27.5 / -53.2 -28.2 / -49.6 -28.5 / -45.5...

  • Page 156: Aes - Advanced Encryption Standard

    Integra-E/E2/E3 receives information about the Rx level from the far-end Integra-E/E2/E3 through the service channel. Depending on the received Rx level parameter, the local Integra-E/E2/E3 adjusts the transmitter power to keep it within the limits of the “Rx (remote) level range”. Recommended Rx level range is -35dBm…-25dBm. See Chapter...
  • Page 157 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Figure 5-6 AES-256 algorithm illustration Each transformation takes 4 x 4 matrices as input and produces a 4 x 4 matrix as output. The key expansion function generates 15 round keys to be used at rounds. Each round key serves as one of the inputs to the AddRoundKey transformation.

  • Page 158: Link State Propagation And Backup

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Figure 5-7 The CFB Mode Link State Propagation and Backup Link state propagation Link state propagation (LSP) functionality allows shutting down specified LAN ports if synchronization loss events occur so that customer-premises equipment (CPE) can apply necessary changes promptly.

  • Page 159: Backup Link

    LAN port disabled during normal operation. This allows Integra-E/E2/E3 to carry traffic during normal conditions and reroute the traffic flow to a backup link when configured trigger conditions are met.
  • Page 160 Figure 5-10 where the backup is realized by an unlicensed SAF microwave, for example, Integra-GS 24GHz unlicensed link. If the main link fails, then data will be switched to the 24GHz link. When the backup link is activated, the MAC table is cleaned, and WAN discards traffic.

  • Page 161: Inverse Backup

    Backup-link LAN port. It is important that equipment on the Main data link is capable of disabling the LAN port connected to the backup Integra-E/E2/E3 if the Main data link fails, otherwise switchover to the Backup Integra link will not take effect.

  • Page 162: Adaptive Equalizer

    Figure 5-13 Adaptive equalizer FTP directory The FTP directory of the Integra-E/E2/E3 can be used in combination with CLI commands to backup/restore system configuration, upload another FW version, and upload a new license file.

  • Page 163: Firmware Upgrade Management With Snmp

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Here is an example of an FTP connection to an Integra-E/E2/E3 using FileZilla: Figure 5-14 FileZilla connected to Integra-E/E2/E3 FTP The FTP area has several sub-directories separating every sub-function: For uploading configuration files. For more information see Chapter...
  • Page 164 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 5) View information about the firmware versions already available for installation by reading integraEsysServicesFwAvailView variable: you will get a string containing index numbers and names of all firmware versions available for installation (n1: candfw1; n2: candfw2; etc.).

  • Page 165: Radius Authentication

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION RADIUS authentication Configuration of the RADIUS server authentication Always check your RADIUS server documentation before modifying the RADIUS configuration. RADIUS vendor ID for Integra equipment is 7571. The configuration of the FreeRADIUS software based on the Linux system (Ubuntu) is given below as an example.

  • Page 166: Assigning Administrator Rights To A Radius User

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Figure 5-17 RADIUS server configuration in Integra WEB GUI 5) Execute a configuration, save the configuration changes and reboot Integra. 6) Log in to Integra using the secure HTTPS connection. Proceed to assigning administrative rights to a user if needed, see next chapter Assigning administrator rights to a RADIUS user.

  • Page 167: Chapter 6 : Application Examples

    Figure 6-1 1+0 configuration using 48VDC power supply East/West (repeater) configuration There are two different possibilities to use Integra-E/E2/E3 as repeaters: Use Integra-E/E2/E3 radios with 48 VDC power supply and a FO cable interconnection to • reach speeds up to 10Gbps (Figure 6-2).

  • Page 168: 2+0 Aggregation Configuration

    Figure 6-2 East/West (repeater) configuration using 48VDC power supply Figure 6-3 East/West (repeater) configuration using PoE injector 2+0 aggregation configuration 2+0 aggregation is possible for Integra-E/E2/E3 radio by using two interconnected links between which traffic will be distributed equally. Please refer to Aggregation/protection configuration for more information.

  • Page 169: 2+0 Aggregation Without Power Protection Configuration

    Optical cable between LAN3 (optical) port on Primary Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU and CPE for data and management traffic. Figure 6-5 2+0 aggregation without power protection For powering both Primary and Secondary Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU use 2-wire power cable with DC power adapter (P/N D0ACPW01). SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 170: 2+0 Aggregation With Power Protection Configuration

    Primary Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU and external switch for both data and management traffic. 2+0 external aggregation configuration Another option to aggregation two Integra-E/E2/E3 is by using external network equipment as shown in Figure 6-7. For more information please refer to page 16 of the “Link...

  • Page 171: Dual-Band Configuration

    Dual-band configuration Two possible dual-band link configurations are possible using Integra-E/E2/E3 and lower frequency microwave radios: With Integra-E/E2/E3 and other microwave radio (e.g., Integra-X) links in aggregation mode • supported by a 3rd party high-capacity external Ethernet switch (preferred configuration).

  • Page 172: Chapter 7 : Tools

    The Link Layer Discovery Tool is a command-line application for MS Windows. It sends requests to an LLD server application that runs on all Integra series devices. The tool is used to discover Integra-E/E2/E3 devices and reset their passwords or settings. The application runs on the following versions of Windows: Windows Vista, Windows7, Windows 8 and Windows 10.
  • Page 173 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual TOOLS Figure 7-2 LLD command output Available commands and network adapter list should be shown. To scan for Integra devices, the command should be run as follows: lld <network interface> For example: lld \DEVICE\NPF_{A67EA6B7-1686-4E98-BA19-2A7E5B205DCF} To copy the interface address from the network adapter list, click the right mouse button over the console and select “Mark”:...
  • Page 174 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual TOOLS Then by holding the left button selects the interface address: Figure 7-4 Selecting interface address After selecting, release the left button and click the mouse right button anywhere on the console. The address should be copied.
  • Page 175 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual TOOLS The result should be similar to the image below: Figure 7-6 LLD command example Press ENTER and the recovery tool will now scan for Integra devices. Available devices and their information will appear in the console. Make sure that the device has finished booting up.
  • Page 176 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual TOOLS The device is reset by using the required reset command with the recovery tool: lld <interface> reset <MAC> <reset command> where: <interface> − network interface from the network adapter list; <MAC> − required Integra device address;...

  • Page 177: Mib Files

    “SAVE” button. For example, lld \DEVICE\NPF_{A67EA6B7-1686-4E98-BA19-2A7E5B205DCF} reset 0004A6813773 store Figure 7-12 Successful LLD command output MIB files Relevant MIB files can be downloaded directly from the Integra-E/E2/E3 Web GUI. See Chapter System Configuration SNMP configuration for further details. ...

  • Page 178: Chapter 8 : Interfaces

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INTERFACES Chapter 8 : INTERFACES RJ-45 port The RJ-45 port, see Figure 8-1, complies with IEEE 802.3-2005 1000Base-T, 100Base-T, 10Base-T Ethernet, IEEE 802.3 and LTPoE++ Power over Ethernet standards. Figure 8-1 RJ-45 port The pinouts of the socket are displayed in...

  • Page 179: 2-Wire Dc Power Port

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INTERFACES 2-wire DC power port It is possible to power up the Integra-E/E2/E3 using a screw-type terminal block, pluggable, 2- pin, centerline 5.08mm/0.2-inch port. See Figure 8-2. Figure 8-2 DC power port This port can be used together with a PoE as a redundant power solution (existing 48V source or SAF power supply) or as the only power source for the Integra-E/E2/E3 FODU.

  • Page 180: Usb Port

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INTERFACES Inquire SAF representative about compatible SFP modules. In the case of third-party modules, inquire a SAF representative about the testing possibility. Figure 8-3 SFP ports USB port The USB port provides serial terminal access to the CLI. The socket is B type.
  • Page 181 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INTERFACES Corresponding Rx signal levels and LED blinking pattern for each mode is represented in Figure 8-7 below. Figure 8-7 LED blinking pattern SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 182: Rssi/Audio Port

    RSSI port audio frequency (RSSI – Received Signal Strength Indicator). Rx level accuracy is ±2 dB. SAF recommends using RSSI port voltage rather than audio frequency. Figure 8-8 RSSI/audio port To connect a voltmeter you will require the appropriate RSSI cable (P/N D0ACRS01) shown in Figure 8-9 which has a 3.5mm RSSI/audio jack with pinout shown in...
  • Page 183 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INTERFACES Figure 8-10 RSSI cable 3.5mm RSSI/audio jack pinout Table 8-4 RSSI output voltage Rx level RSSI (dBm) voltage (V) Displayed RSL, dBm For RSL > -10dBm the RSSI curve is not linear. SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 184: Grounding Connection

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual INTERFACES Table 8-5 Audio frequency vs RSSI Audio Rx level frequency (dBm) (Hz) -100 1000 -100 Displayed RSL, dBm 1000 Grounding connection Always provide a good connection from the FODU grounding screw to the tower/mast/building grounding circuit or body. You must choose one, the most convenient, of 2 screws for grounding connection.

  • Page 185: Chapter 9 : Appendix A: Technical Specifications

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual APPENDIX Chapter 9 : Appendix A: Technical specifications Integra-E/E2/E3 General Concept / form factor FODU with direct-mount antenna Frequency band 71 - 76 GHz paired with 81 - 86 GHz Duplex spacing 10 GHz Frequency stability ± 10 ppm...
  • Page 186 Up to 50 W Voltage range 36…57 V DC Temperature range -33...+55 °C / -28…+130 °F * Inquire SAF representative for more information Mechanical specification Mechanical & Environmental Stationary use Conforms to ETSI EN 300 019 Class 4.1, IP66, NEMA 4X Size 280 x 437 x 100 mm / 11.02”...
  • Page 187 256 QAM -2 … +14 512 QAM -2 … +13 1024 QAM -2 … +12 +13 dBm in backwards compatibility mode with Integra-E RSL Thresholds and Capacity for Integra-E Bandwidth, MHz Modulation Guaranteed RSL Threshold, dBm Capacity, Mbps BPSK /2...
  • Page 188 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual APPENDIX 16QAM 32QAM 64QAM 1091 128QAM 1273 256QAM 1455 BPSK /4 BPSK /2 BPSK 4QAM 16QAM 1440 32QAM 1800 64QAM 2160 128QAM 2520 256QAM 2881 BPSK /4 BPSK /2 BPSK 4QAM 1431 1000 16QAM 2864 32QAM 3581...
  • Page 189 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual APPENDIX Guaranteed RSL Thresholds and Capacity for Integra-E2 Forward Error Correction LDPC (default, recommended) R&S (for backwards compatibility) Bandwidth, MHz Modulation RSL Threshold, dBm Capacity, Mbps RSL Threshold, dBm Capacity, Mbps BPSK /2 -90.5 BPSK -86.5 -87.5 4QAM -84.5...
  • Page 190 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual APPENDIX 256QAM -54.5 2881 2881 512QAM -51.5 3241 1024QAM -48.5 3601 BPSK /4 -79.5 -79.5 BPSK /2 -76.5 BPSK -72.5 4QAM -69.5 1433 -67.5 1431 1000 16QAM -62.5 2867 -60.5 2864 32QAM -59.5 3584 -57.5 3581 64QAM -56.5...

  • Page 191: Abbreviations

    INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual ABBREVIATIONS ABBREVIATIONS ACI – Adjacent-Channel Interference ACMB – Adaptive Coding and Modulation, Bandwidth ATPC – Automatic Transmit Power Control BER – Bit-Error Ratio CCI – Co-Channel Interference CLI – Command-Line Interface CPE – Customer Premises Equipment CPU – Central Processing Unit CRC –...
  • Page 192 INTEGRA-E/E2/E3 User Manual ABBREVIATIONS TP – Twisted Pair TS – Threshold Seconds Tx – Transmit USB – Universal Serial Bus VLAN – Virtual Local Area Network WAN – Wide Area NetworkCONTACTS SAF Tehnika JSC...

  • Page 193: Contacts

    CONTACTS Global headquarters North America office SAF Tehnika JSC SAF North America LLC VAT No. LV40003474109 OFFICE, MANUFACTURING AND LEGAL ADRESS: OFFICE ADDRESS: 24a, Ganibu Dambis 3250 Quentin Street, Riga, LV-1005, Latvia Unit 128, Aurora CO 80011 E-MAIL: E-MAIL: info@saftehnika.com salesna@saftehnika.com...

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