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Cisco aironet 1240 Hardware Installation Manual (216 pages)

Connected Grid Router

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Router | Size: 12.84 MB

Table of Contents
3
Router Package Contents
13
Unpacking the Router
13
Chapter 1 Unpacking the Router

14
- Router Package Contents
  14
CHAPTER 2 Installation Safety and Site Preparation2-1

15
Chapter 3 Router Hardware Description

23
- Exterior Hardware Overview
  24
- Interior Hardware Overview
  30
- Hardware Features Detailed Description
  32
  - Router Hardware Exterior Features
    32
    
    Chassis Enclosure
    32
    
    Chassis Cable Ports
    33
    
    Console Port
    34
    
    10/100BASE-T Fast Ethernet Connector
    36
    
    SD Flash Memory Module
    36
    
    AC Power Supply
    37
    
    Protective Vent
    37
  - Router Hardware Interior Features
    37
    
    Alarm Port
    38
    
    Module Slots
    39
    
    Reset Buttons
    40
    
    Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet Ports
    41
    
    Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) Ports
    44
    
    Combo Ports
    45
    
    Serial Ports
    47
    
    IRIG-B Timing Port
    49
    
    USB Ports
    50
    
    DC Power for External Devices
    52
    
    GPS Module
    52
    
    Memory
    52
    
    Wifi Short-Range Access Point
    54
    
    Real-Time Clock (RTC)
    55
    
    Temperature Sensor
    55
Chapter 4 Opening the Router Chassis

57
- Opening the Router Door
  57
  - Preparing to Open the Door
    57
    
    Tools You Supply
    57
    
    Safety Information
    58
  - Captive Bolts
    58
  - Order of Loosening and Tightening Door Bolts
    58
  - Opening the Door
    59
  - Closing the Door
    60
- Door Features
  61
  - Door Sensor
    61
  - Support for Exterior Door Lock
    62
  - Mounting Bracket Security Panel
    64
- Mounting Kits Overview
  65
Chapter 5 Mounting the Router

66
Chapter 6 Installing the Router

95
- Before Installing
  95
- Related Information
  96
- Basic Hardware Installation
  96
  - Connect to the Ethernet Backhaul Network
    97
  - Connecting to AC Power
    98
    
    AC Power Cable
    99
    
    Connect to AC Power
    99
  - Power and Reset Buttons
    101
    
    Accessing the Buttons
    102
    
    Related Information
    102
  - Verify the Router Basic Installation
    102
    
    Checking the System (SYS) LED
    102
    
    Using the Show Interface Command
    103
- Additional Router Connections
  106
  - External Connections and Chassis Cable Ports
    106
  - Using Cable Glands
    107
    
    Ordering Cisco Cable Glands
    107
    
    Tools You Supply
    107
    
    Cable Glands Description
    108
    
    Cable Requirements
    108
    
    Cable Glands Installation Steps
    109
  - Connecting the Console Port
    111
    
    About
    111
    
    Connecting
    112
    
    Related Information
    112
  - Connecting the Serial Port
    113
    
    About
    113
    
    Connecting
    113
    
    Related Information
    113
  - Connecting the USB Ports
    113
    
    Related Information
    114
  - Connecting the SFP Ports
    114
    
    About
    114
    
    Materials and Tools You Supply
    114
    
    Connecting
    115
    
    Related Information
    115
  - Connecting the Ethernet Ports
    115
    
    About
    116
    
    Connecting
    116
  - Connecting the Alarm Port
    116
    
    Related Information
    116
  - Connecting the IRIG-B Port
    117
    
    About
    117
    
    Connecting
    117
    
    Related Information
    117
  - Installing Modules and Antennas
    117
  - Verify Console or Terminal Access to the Router
    119
Powering off the Router

119
Chapter 7 Powering off the Router

122
- Materials and Tools You Supply
  123
- Unmounting Instructions
  123
- Disconnect Router AC Power
  123
Chapter 8 Unmounting the Router

124
- Transporting the Router
  125
- Transporting the Router
  126
Chapter 9 Connected Grid Modules

127
- Installing or Replacing Modules
  127
- Installing Modules in the Router
  127
- Module Documentation
  132
Chapter 10 Antennas

133
- Installing or Replacing Antennas
  133
  - Lightning Arrestor
    133
  - Cisco Connected Grid Modules
    134
- Antennas Overview
  134
  - GPS Antenna
    134
  - Wifi Antenna
    135
  - Connected Grid Module Antennas
    136
- Antenna Ports
  137
  - Unused Antenna Ports
    137
  - Antenna Port Numbering
    138
    
    Antenna Installation Location
    139
    
    Installing or Replacing Antennas
    141
- Safety Information
  141
- Antenna Technical Specifications
  141
  - GPS Antenna Specifications
    141
  - Wifi Antenna Specifications
    142
- SD Flash Memory Module
  143
  - SD Card File System
    143
Chapter 11 Using the SD Flash Memory Module

144
- Supported SD Cards
  144
- Accessing the SD Card
  144
  - Accessing the SD Card on a Router with a Mounting Bracket
    144
- SD Card Status
  146
  - SD Card LED
    146
- Securing the SD Card with a Password
  147
  - Setting and Removing an SD Card Password
    147
  - Displaying the SD Card Password Status
    147
- Related Commands
  147
  - Copy Running-Config Startup-Config
    148
  - Sd-Card Password
    148
  - No Sd-Card Password
    148
  - Show Sd-Card Password Status
    148
CHAPTER 12 Installing Battery Backup Units12-1

149
- Battery Backup Units
  149
  - Battery Backup Operations
    149
  - C H a P T E R 12 Installing Battery Backup Units
    150
  - BBU Status
    150
    
    Battery Backup Mode
    151
  - BBU Firmware Upgrade
    152
  - BBU Capacity
    152
- Preparing to Install the BBU
  152
  - Tools You Supply
    152
  - Safety Information for Installation
    152
    
    Safety Warnings
    152
    
    Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage
    153
  - BBU Components
    153
    
    Battery-To-Battery Connectors
    154
    
    Battery-To-Router Connector
    156
    
    Locating Pin and Notch
    156
- Installing a BBU in the Router
  157
  - Online Insertion and Removal
    158
  - Installation Illustrations
    158
  - Installation Procedures
    158
  - Installing BBU 0
    161
  - Installing BBU 1 or BBU 2
    161
- Disabling and Enabling the BBU in the Router
  162
  - Disabling the BBU
    162
    
    Disabling the BBU Via Hardware
    162
    
    Disabling the BBU Via the CLI
    162
  - Enabling the BBU
    166
    
    Enabling the BBU Via Hardware
    166
    
    Enabling the BBU Via the CLI
    167
- Battery Backup Unit LED
  170
- Related Commands
  171
  - CG-OS Battery Backup Commands
    171
    
    Backup-Battery Firmware Upgrade
    171
    
    Show Environment Power
    171
    
    Backup-Battery Disable
    172
    
    Backup-Battery Enable
    172
    
    Backup-Battery Hard-Reset
    173
    
    Backup-Battery Inhibit Discharge
    173
    
    Backup-Battery Reset
    173
    
    Poweroff Module Number Backup-Battery
    174
  - Cisco IOS Battery Backup Commands
    175
    
    Battery Charge-Discharge
    175
    
    Show Platform Battery
    176
    
    Show Environment Power
    181
- BBU Technical Specifications
  181
  - Router Power Path Selection
    182
  - Discharge Conditions
    182
  - Charge Conditions
    183
  - Operating and Storage Temperatures
    183
  - Battery Life
    183
Chapter 13 Installing External Non-Cisco Modules

185
- External Non-Cisco Module Support
  185
  - Caveats
    185
  - External Non-Cisco Module Requirements
    186
  - Cable Requirements
    186
  - Online Installation and Removal
    186
Power

186
- Before Installing
  187
  - Prepare the Installation Site
    187
  - Read the Safety Information
    187
  - Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage
    187
  - Cabling Guidelines
    187
- Install an External Non-Cisco Module
  188
  - Tools and Materials You Supply
    188
  - Open and Close the Router Door
    188
  - Connect the Module to the Chassis
    188
    
    Installation Options
    189
  - Cabling Instructions
    190
    
    External Cabling
    191
    
    Internal Cabling
    192
  - Connect to the Network
    192
  - Connect to Power
    193
- Related Information
  194
Chapter 14 Router LED Locations and States

195
- Chapter 14 Router LED Location and State
  196
- LED Locations and State Descriptions
  196
  - SYS LED-System Status
    196
  - Alarm and Network Connection Leds
    197
    
    ALM Leds-Alarm Status
    197
    
    ETH Leds-Fast Ethernet Interface Status
    198
    
    SFP Leds-Combo Port and SFP Port Status
    198
    
    GPS LED-GPS Link State
    199
    
    SYS and ACT Leds-System Status
    199
    
    Wifi LED-Wifi Link State
    199
  - Battery Backup Unit LED
    200
  - SD Flash Memory Module LED - SD Card Status
    201
- Related Commands
  202
  - Displaying Router SYS LED Status Command
    202
    
    Cisco CG-OS Show Led Command
    202
    
    Cisco IOS Show Platform Led Command
    202
    
    Cisco CG-OS Show Interface Command
    203
    
    Displaying Interface Status Command
    203
    
    Cisco IOS Show Interface Command
    204
Appendix

207
Starting a Router Terminal Session

207
- Before You Begin
  207
- About the Console Port
  207
  - Console Port Settings
    207
  - Using the Ctrl-C Command
    208
- Connecting to the Console Port with Microsoft Windows
  208
- Connecting to the Console Port with Mac os X
  208
Appendix A Starting a Router Terminal Session

209
- Connecting to the Console Port with Linux
  209
Connector Specifications

211
Alarm Ports

211
- Connector Specifications
  212
Appendix

211
Connector and Cable Specifications

211
Console Port

212
Serial Port

213
Table

214
- Cable and Adapter Specifications
  216
  - SFP Cable
    216
Signal Description

214
AC Power Supply Connector

214
Non-Cisco Module Power Connector

214

Cisco aironet 1240 Design And Deployment Manual (184 pages)

1520, 1130, 1240 Series Wireless Mesh Access Points

Brand: Cisco | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 8.44 MB

Cisco aironet 1240 Hardware Installation Manual (90 pages)

Connected Grid Router

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Router | Size: 4.01 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Unpacking the Router

11
- Unpacking the Router
  11
- Router Package Contents
  12
Chapter 2 Router Hardware Description

13
- Router Overview
  13
  - Router Applications Overview
    13
  - Router Hardware Overview
    14
  - Compliance
    14
  - Exterior Hardware Features
    16
CHAPTER 12 Router LED Locations and States

22
- System Leds
  22
- Interior Hardware Features
  23
- Cisco Connected Grid Modules
  24
- Router Exterior Features
  25
  - Chassis Enclosure
    25
  - Chassis Cable Ports
    25
  - Console Port
    27
Connector and Cable Specifications

27
- SD Flash Memory Module
  28
- 100BASE-T Fast Ethernet Connector
  29
- Protective Vent
  29
- AC Power Supply
  29
- Alarm Port
  30
Note

31
Figure

31
- Connected Grid Module Slots
  
  31
- Reset Buttons
  
  33
  - Ethernet Ports
    33
Fast Ethernet Ports

34
Gigabit Ethernet Ports

34
- Serial Ports
  
  35
- Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) Ports
  
  36
  - Combo Ports
    38
- IRIG-B Timing Port
  
  38
- USB Ports
  
  39
- Memory
  
  41
  - DC Power for External Devices
    41
- GPS Module
  
  41
  - Related Commands
    43
- Short-Range Access Point
  
  44
  - Real-Time Clock (RTC)
    44
  - Temperature Sensor
    45
CHAPTER 3 Installation Safety and Site Preparation

47
- Safety with Electricity
  47
- Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage
  47
Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage

48
- Safety Warnings
  
  48
  - C H a P T E R 3 Installation Safety and Site Preparation
    48
Site Requirements

49
Power Guidelines and Requirements

50
Preparing for Network Connections

51
- Ethernet Connections
  51
- Serial Connections
  51
- Cabling Instructions
  51
- Exterior 100BASE-T Fast Ethernet Port
  52
Required Tools and Equipment for Installation and Maintenance

53
Chapter 4 Opening the Router Chassis

55
- Opening the Router Door
  55
  - Preparing to Open the Door
    55
    
    Tools You Supply
    55
    
    Safety Information
    56
  - Captive Screws
    56
  - Order of Loosening and Tightening Door Screws
    56
- Safety Warnings
  56
  - Opening the Door
    57
  - Closing the Door
    58
- Door Features
  59
  - Door Sensor
    59
  - Support for Exterior Door Lock
    60
Chapter 5 Mounting the Router

63
Chapter 6 Installing the Router

83
- Before Installing
  83
- Related Information
  84
- Basic Hardware Installation
  84
  - Connect to the Ethernet Backhaul Network
    84
  - Connecting to AC Power
    86
    
    AC Power Cable
    86
    
    Connect to AC Power
    87
  - Power and Reset Buttons
    89
    
    Accessing the Buttons
    89
    
    Related Information
    89
  - Verify the Router Basic Installation
    90

Cisco aironet 1240 Configuration Manual (40 pages)

WLC (Wireless LAN Controller), WiSM (Wireless Services Module) Integrated WLC with APs

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 2.33 MB

Table of Contents
3
Overview

4
- Certified Product Summary
  4
- Known Limitations
  5
- Polycom References
  5
- Product Support
  6
Section 1: Configuration for SVP Operation

7
Section 2: Configuration for Wi-Fi Standard Qos or Ccxv4 Operation

23
- Network Topology
  23
- Configuring a New Controller Starting from Factory Defaults
  24
- Connecting to the Controller Via a Browser
  24
- Installing Software
  25
- Controller Setup
  26
- Connecting Aps
  27
- AP Configuration
  28
- Setting up the SSID
  37

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Cisco aironet 1240 Design And Deployment Manual (184 pages)

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Cisco aironet 1240 Hardware Installation Manual (90 pages)

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Note

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Fast Ethernet Ports

Gigabit Ethernet Ports

Serial Ports

Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) Ports

IRIG-B Timing Port

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Safety Warnings

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