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Radwin 2000 User Manual (449 pages)

Broadband Wireless Transmission System

Brand: Radwin | Category: Microphone system | Size: 9 MB

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- RADWIN Worldwide Offices
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- Regulatory Compliance
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  - Table of Contents
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Figure 10-14 Hub Site

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- Part 1: Basic Installation
  25
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  
  26
  - Welcome to RADWIN 2000
    26
  - RADWIN 2000 Highlights
    26
    
    Terminology
    27
  - What's New in Release 2.6.50
    27
    
    Figure 20-5 Radwin 2000
    28
    
    Summary
    28
  - Key Applications
    29
    
    Broadband Access
    29
    
    Cellular Backhaul
    29
    
    Key Features of RADWIN 2000
    30
    
    Mobility Applications
    30
  - Components of a RADWIN 2000 Link
    33
    
    The Outdoor Unit (ODU)
    33
    
    The Indoor Unit (IDU)
    35
    
    Power over Ethernet (Poe) Devices
    37
    
    Antennas
    38
    
    Gsu
    38
    
    Lightning Protector
    40
    
    Ethernet Repeater
    41
    
    RADWIN Manager
    41
    
    Accessories
    42
    
    RADWIN Network Management System (RNMS)
    42
    
    RADWIN Web Interface for Management
    42
    
    Documentation Supplied with RADWIN 2000
    43
  - How to Use this Manual
    43
  - A Little Terminology
    43
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    45
    
    Notifications
    45
    
    Typographical Conventions
    45
    
    Windows Terminology
    46
    
    Viewing and Printing
    47
- Chapter 2 Site Preparation
  
  48
  - Planning the Link Site
    48
    
    Overview
    48
  - The Site Survey
    48
    
    Introduction
    48
    
    Recommended Equipment
    48
  - Stage 1: Preliminary Survey
    49
  - Stage 2: Physical Survey
    50
    
    Additional Indoor Site Requirements
    50
    
    Additional Outdoor Site Requirements
    50
  - Stage 3: RF Survey
    51
  - RF Planning for Dense Installations and Collocated Sites
    51
- Chapter 3 Hardware Installation
  
  53
  - Safety Practices
    53
    
    Grounding
    53
    
    Preventing Overexposure to RF Energy
    53
    
    General
    54
    
    Protection against Lightning
    54
  - Package Contents
    54
    
    ODU Package Contents
    54
    
    IDU-C Package Contents
    56
    
    IDU-E Package Containing
    56
    
    External Antenna Package Contents
    57
  - Additional Tools and Materials Required
    57
    
    Cables and Connectors
    57
    
    Tools and Materials
    57
  - Hardware Installation Sequence
    58
  - Outdoor Installation
    59
    
    Mounting External Antennas
    59
    
    Mounting the ODU
    59
    
    Preparing the ODU before Deployment
    59
    
    Mounting the Lightning Protection Devices
    60
    
    Outdoor Connections
    60
  - Indoor Installation
    60
    
    Installing IDU-E
    60
    
    Mounting the IDU-C
    61
    
    Connecting Power to the IDU
    63
    
    Connecting the ODU to the IDU
    64
    
    Connecting User Equipment
    64
    
    Installing a Link Using Poe Devices
    64
  - Connecting and Aligning Odus / Antennas
    65
- Chapter 4 Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager
  
  67
- Chapter 5 Installing the Link
  
  79
  - Overview
    79
  - Installation
    81
  - Step 1, Start the Wizard
    81
  - Step 2, System Parameters
    81
    
    Changing the Link Password
    83
  - Step 3, Channel Settings
    85
  - Step 4, Tx Power and Antenna Settings
    87
    
    About Single and Dual Antennas
    88
    
    Considerations for Changing Antenna Parameters
    91
  - Step 5, Hub Site Synchronization Settings
    96
  - Step 6, Services
    96
    
    Asymmetric Allocation and Collocation
    100
    
    Limitations on the Use of Asymmetric Allocation
    100
    
    Asymmetric Allocation and TDM
    101
    
    TDM Services Selection
    102
    
    Modulation Rate Selection
    105
    
    Setting Monitored Hot Standby Mode
    106
    
    Ethernet Qos
    107
    
    Ethernet Ring
    107
    
    Setting the TDM Jitter Buffer
    107
  - Step 7, TDM Clock Configuration
    110
    
    Using E1 TDM Ports
    110
    
    Using T1 TDM Ports
    113
  - Step 8, Installation Summary and Exit
    115
- Chapter 6 The RADWIN Manager: Main Window
  
  120
  - One Manager for All RADWIN Radio Products
    120
  - The Main Window of the RADWIN Manager
    120
  - The RADWIN Manager Toolbar
    121
  - Main Menu Functionality
    122
  - Elements of the RADWIN Manager Main Window
    123
    
    Link Details Pane
    123
    
    The Monitor Pane
    124
    
    Events Log
    126
    
    Status Bar
    126
- Chapter 7 Configuring the Link
  
  128
  - Overview
    128
  - Configuration
    130
  - Step 1, Start the Wizard
    130
  - Step 2, System Parameters
    130
  - Step 3, Channel Settings
    131
  - Step 4, Tx Power and Antenna Settings
    135
    
    Changing Number of Antennas and Tx Power
    135
    
    Switching between MIMO and Diversity Modes
    137
  - Step 5, Hub Site Synchronization Settings
    138
  - Step 6, Services
    138
  - Step 7, TDM Clock Configuration
    139
  - Step 8, Configuration Summary and Exit
    140
- Chapter 8 Site Configuration
  
  142
  - Configuring the Site
    142
    
    Editing the Configuration Parameters by Site
    142
  - Viewing System Details
    144
  - Viewing Air Interface Details
    144
  - Changing the Transmit Power
    145
  - Hub Site Sync
    146
  - Site Management: IP Address, VLAN and Protocol
    147
    
    Configuring the ODU Address
    147
    
    Configuring VLAN Settings
    149
    
    Enable / Disable Protocols
    150
    
    Lost or Forgotten VLAN ID
    150
  - Displaying the Inventory
    151
  - Security Features
    152
    
    Changing the Link Password
    153
    
    RADWIN Manager Community Strings
    153
    
    Link Lock Security Feature
    156
  - Setting the Date and Time
    159
  - Ethernet Properties
    162
    
    ODU Mode
    162
    
    Configuring Ethernet Ports Mode
    165
    
    Port Connections
    165
    
    CRC Error Detection for Gbe Ports
    166
    
    VLAN Tagging for Ethernet Service: Configuration
    166
    
    Setting the Maximum Information Rate (MIR)
    174
    
    Setting the Sync-Loss Threshold
    176
    
    TDM MHS Status
    177
    
    Setting External Alarm Inputs
    178
    
    Figure 8-23 Externala
    179
    
    Resetting
    179
    
    Figure 8-24 Sitec
    180
    
    Backup ODU Software to a File
    181
    
    Backup/Restore of ODU Software Files
    181
    
    IDU Detection
    181
    
    Muting the Alignment Tone Buzzer
    182
    
    Restoring ODU Software or Configuration
    182
    
    Configuration with Telnet
    183
    
    Figure 8-25 a
    183
    
    Figure 8-26 T
    184
- Chapter 9 Monitoring and Diagnostics
  
  186
  - Retrieving Link Information (Get Diagnostics)
    186
  - Figure 9-1 Get Diagnostics
    187
  - Link Compatibility
    188
  - TDM Loopbacks
    188
  - Figure 9-4 Loopback Options
    190
  - Figure 9-5 Loopback Defined
    190
    
    Figure 9-6 Site Aport
    191
    
    Local Line Loopback
    191
    
    Figure 9-7 Local Linel
    192
    
    Figure 9-8 Remoter
    192
    
    Remote Line Loopback
    192
    
    Remote Reverse Loopback
    192
    
    Figure 9-10 Local Reverse
    193
    
    Figure 9-9 Remote Line
    193
    
    Local Internal Loopback
    193
  - Reinstalling and Realigning a Link
    194
  - The Link Budget Calculator
    194
  - Throughput Checking
    194
  - Performance Monitoring
    195
    
    The Monitor Log
    195
    
    Figure 9-11 P
    196
    
    Figure 9-12 Basicp
    197
    
    Figure 9-13 Atypicalp
    197
    
    Figure 9-14 Performance
    198
    
    Figure 9-15 T
    200
  - Events, Alarms and Traps
    201
    
    The Events Log
    201
    
    Figure 9-16 Events Log
    202
    
    RADWIN Manager Traps
    203
    
    Figure 9-17 P
    204
    
    Setting the Events Preferences
    204
    
    Active Alarms
    205
    
    Figure 9-18 Activea
    205
    
    Saving the Events Log
    205
    
    Viewing Recent Events
    205
  - Reverting Alert Messages
    206
  - Figure 9-19 Recente
    206
  - Other Advanced Preferences
    207
    
    Enable and Disable Checking for Software Upgrades
    207
    
    Setting SNMP Parameters
    207
    
    Setting the RADWIN Manager Language
    207
  - Remote Power Fail Indication
    207
  - Figure 9-20 Advancedp
    207
  - Troubleshooting
    208
  - Replacing an ODU
    208
  - Restoring Factory Setup
    209
  - Online Help
    209
  - Customer Support
    209
  - Part 2: Site Synchronization
    210
- Chapter 10 Hub Site Synchronization
  
  211
  - Figure 10-1 I
    211
  - What Is Hub Site Synchronization
    211
  - Figure 10-2 C
    212
  - Figure 10-3 C
    212
  - Hardware Installation
    213
    
    Connecting an HSS Unit
    213
    
    Using a Single HSS Unit
    215
    
    Using more than One HSS Unit
    215
    
    Figure 10-7 Cascading Two
    216
    
    Figure 10-8 Cascading Three
    216
  - HSS Error Notification
    217
  - ODU/HSS Unit Connection Pinout
    218
  - Radio Frame Pattern (RFP)
    218
    
    Figure 10-10 Radiof
    218
    
    RFP and HSS
    218
    
    Without HSS
    218
    
    RFP: General Radio Frame Pattern
    219
    
    RFP: RADWIN 2000 Considerations
    219
    
    Figure 10-11 Services and Figure 10-12 Services and
    220
    
    RFP: Winlink 1000 Considerations
    222
  - HSS Status LED on the IDU-C and New Style IDU-E
    223
  - Link Configuration and HSS
    223
  - Figure 10-14 Hub Site
    225
  - Figure 10-15 Sitec
    225
  - Site Configuration and HSS
    225
- Chapter 11 Using the RADWIN GSU
  
  226
  - What Is It for
    226
  - GSU Functionality
    226
  - Typical GSU Scenarios
    226
    
    Independent Distributed Sites
    226
    
    Multiple Distributed Sites with Communication
    227
    
    Cascaded Sites Using Shifted Phase Transmission
    228
  - GSU Redundancy
    228
  - Figure 11-3 P
    228
  - GSU Kit Contents
    229
  - GSU Installation
    229
    
    Figure 11-4 Make the Figure 11-5 General Gsu
    229
    
    Overview
    229
    
    Mounting the GSU
    230
    
    Preparing the GSU for Use
    230
    
    Configuring the GSU
    231
    
    Figure 11-7 Sitec
    232
    
    Figure 11-8 Sitec
    233
    
    Figure 11-9 Sitec
    235
    
    Figure 11-10 Sitec
    236
    
    Figure 11-11 Sitec
    237
    
    Figure 11-12 S
    238
    
    Figure 11-13 Sitec
    239
    
    GSU Preferences
    240
  - GSU Monitoring and Diagnostics
    240
  - GSU Telnet Support
    240
  - Figure 11-14 Sitec
    240
  - Software Upgrade for Gsus
    241
  - Part 3: Advanced Installation
    242
- Chapter 12 Monitored Hot Standby Installation Procedure
  
  243
  - What Is a RADWIN Monitored Hot Standby
    243
  - What RADWIN MHS Provides
    244
    
    Air-Interface Protection
    244
    
    Equipment Protection
    244
  - Installing a RADWIN MHS
    245
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    245
  - RADWIN MHS Kit Contents
    245
  - Who Should Read this
    245
  - Figure 12-3 H
    246
  - Figure 12-4 Servicesc
    247
  - Figure 12-5 T
    248
  - Figure 12-6 T
    249
  - Figure 12-7 P
    250
  - Maintaining a RADWIN MHS Link
    251
    
    Figure 12-8 Secondary
    251
    
    IDU Replacement
    251
    
    ODU Replacement
    252
  - Switching Logic
    252
    
    Switching from Primary Link to Secondary Link
    252
    
    Figure 12-9 P
    253
    
    Figure 12-10 S
    254
    
    Switching Back from the Secondary to the Primary Link
    254
    
    Figure 12-11 P
    255
    
    Figure 12-12 Secondary
    256
    
    System Operation Description
    256
- Chapter 13 The RADWIN Ethernet Ring
  
  257
  - Scope
    257
  - What Is an Ethernet Ring
    257
    
    Some Terminology
    257
  - Figure 13-1 Ringp
    258
  - RADWIN Ethernet Ring
    258
  - Ethernet Ring Topologies Supported by RADWIN
    260
  - Figure 13-2 Node with
    262
  - Hardware Considerations
    262
  - Protection Switching
    262
  - Special Case: 1 + 1 Ethernet Redundancy
    262
  - Figure 13-3 1+1 Ethernet
    263
  - Figure 13-4 Using Idu-C
    263
  - Using RADWIN Manager to Set up a Ring
    263
  - Figure 13-5 S
    264
  - Figure 13-6 Ring Options
    264
  - Figure 13-7 Configuring
    265
  - Figure 13-8 Configuring
    265
  - VLAN Tagging - Overview
    267
    
    Figure 14-1 T
    267
    
    VLAN Background Information on the WEB
    267
    
    VLAN Tagging
    267
    
    VLAN Terminology
    267
- Chapter 14 VLAN Functionality with RADWIN 2000 VLAN Tagging - Overview
  
  267
  - Qinq (Double Tagging) for Service Providers
    268
    
    Figure 14-2 S
    268
    
    Port Functionality
    268
    
    VLAN Untagging
    268
  - VLAN Availability
    271
  - VLAN Configuration Using the RADWIN Manager
    271
    
    Management Traffic and Ethernet Service Separation
    272
    
    VLAN Tagging for Ethernet Service: Configuration
    272
    
    Figure 14-7 U
    275
    
    Figure 14-8 P
    275
- Chapter 15 Software Upgrade
  
  276
  - What Is the Software Upgrade Utility
    276
  - Upgrading an Installed Link
    276
  - Figure 15-1 Softwareu
    277
  - Figure 15-2 Add Site Options
    277
  - Figure 15-3 a
    278
  - Figure 15-4 S
    278
  - Figure 15-5 Softwareu
    279
  - Software Upgrade for Gsus
    280
  - Figure 15-6 S
    280
  - Figure 15-7 S
    280
- Chapter 16 FCC/IC DFS Installation Procedure
  
  281
  - FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Links: Background
    281
  - FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Link Activation
    282
  - Figure 16-1 Activating an Figure 16-2 Airi
    282
  - Figure 16-3 the Local
    284
  - FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Link Configuration
    285
  - Figure 16-4 B
    285
  - Figure 16-5 Channels
    286
    
    FCC 5.4Ghz Device Registration
    287
    
    Registering the Device
    288
  - TDWR Table
    291
  - Part 4: Field Installation Topics
    293
- Chapter 17 Pole and Wall Installation
  
  294
  - ODU Mounting Kit Contents
    294
  - Pole and Wall Installation
    294
  - Figure 17-4 M
    295
  - Mounting an ODU on a Pole
    295
  - Figure 17-5 Mounting on a
    296
  - Mounting an ODU on a Wall
    296
  - Figure 17-6 Mounted
    297
  - Figure 17-7 I
    297
  - Mounting a Connectorized ODU Horizontally
    297
  - Mounting an External Antenna
    297
- Chapter 18 Lightning Protection and Grounding Guidelines
  
  298
  - Grounding for Antenna Cable
    298
  - Grounding for Indoor/Outdoor Units
    299
    
    Figure 18-1 G
    299
    
    ODU Grounding
    299
    
    IDU Grounding
    300
  - The RADWIN Lightning Protection Kit
    300
  - Using Lightning Protectors and Grounding
    300
  - Figure 18-3 G
    301
  - Figure 18-4 G
    302
  - Mounting RADWIN Lighting Protection Unit
    303
  - Internal ESD Protection Circuits
    304
  - Figure 18-6 L
    304
- Chapter 19 Pre-Loading an ODU with an IP Address
  
  305
  - Why this Is Needed
    305
  - Required Equipment
    305
  - The Procedure
    306
  - Figure 19-1 Log Onw
    306
  - Figure 19-2 Opening
    307
  - Figure 19-3 Configuration
    308
  - Figure 19-4 Management
    309
  - Figure 19-6 Confirmation of
    310
  - Tip: How to Recover a Forgotten ODU IP Address
    311
  - Figure 19-7 Mainw
    311
  - Figure 19-8 Existing Ip
    312
- Chapter 20 Link Budget Calculator
  
  313
  - Overview
    313
    
    Link Budget Calculator Internal Data
    313
    
    User Input
    313
  - Calculations
    314
    
    Availability
    314
    
    Eirp
    314
    
    Expected RSS and Fade Margin
    314
    
    Min and Max Range
    314
    
    Service
    314
    
    Antenna Height
    315
  - About the Fresnel Zone
    315
  - Figure 20-1 Fresnel Zone
    316
    
    Figure 20-2 Accessing the Figure 20-3 Linkb
    317
    
    Running the Link Budget Calculator
    317
    
    Figure 20-4 Band Selector
    319
    
    Figure 20-9 Rate Selector
    321
    
    Figure 20-10 C
    322
    
    Figure 20-11 Climactic
    323
    
    Figure 20-12 Climactic
    323
    
    Figure 20-13 W
    324
- Chapter 21 Changing the Factory Default Band
  
  326
  - Why this Is Needed
    326
  - Required Equipment
    326
  - The Procedure
    326
  - Figure 21-1 Becomingi
    327
  - Figure 21-2 Opening
    328
  - Figure 21-3 Changeb
    328
  - Figure 21-4 a
    329
  - Figure 21-5 Changeb
    329
  - Changing Band for DFS
    330
  - Special Products or Features: Entering a License Key
    330
  - Figure 21-6 Mainw
    330
  - Provisions for Licensed 3.X and 2.5 Ghz Bands
    331
    
    Figure 21-7 Using the Figure 22-1 Preferences
    331
    
    Overview
    331
    
    Regulatory Considerations for 3.650-3.675 Ghz FCC/IC Part 90 Sub Part Z
    332
    
    Terminology Recap
    332
    
    Band Splitting for ETSI 3.4 - 3.7Ghz
    334
    
    Using He RADWIN Manager to Set up a 3.X or BRS Link
    334
- Chapter 22 Quick Install Mode
  
  339
  - Why this Is Needed
    339
  - Enabling Quick Install
    339
  - Using Quick Install
    340
  - Figure 22-5 R
    341
  - Part 5: Product Dependent Features
    343
- Chapter 23 Spectrum View
  
  344
  - Figure 23-1 S
    344
  - Running Spectrum View
    344
  - What Is Spectrum View
    344
  - Figure 23-2 Sitea
    345
  - Figure 23-3 Siteb
    346
  - Understanding the Spectrum View Display
    347
    
    Information Displayed
    347
    
    Changing the Display
    348
    
    Figure 23-5 S
    348
    
    Figure 23-6 R
    349
    
    Figure 23-7 Spectrumv
    349
    
    Figure 23-10 F
    350
    
    Figure 23-8 Effect of Setting
    350
    
    Figure 23-9 Effect of Setting
    350
    
    Restricting the Panels to be Displayed
    350
    
    Figure 23-11 Antennaa
    351
    
    Saving a Spectrum Analysis
    351
    
    Figure 23-12 Spectrumv
    353
    
    Management Integration
    353
- Chapter 24 BRS/EBS Considerations
  
  354
- Chapter 25 Quality of Service
  
  359
  - Availability
    359
  - Qos - Overview
    359
  - Quality of Service
    359
  - Setting up Qos
    360
  - Figure 25-1 S
    360
  - Figure 25-2 Ethernetq
    360
  - Figure 25-3 Top : Vlan
    361
  - Disabling Qos
    362
- Chapter 26 Using the Web Interface
  
  363
  - What Is It for
    363
  - Who Needs It
    363
  - How It Works
    363
  - What It Provides
    363
  - Prerequisites
    364
    
    Hardware
    364
    
    Software
    364
    
    Technical Background
    364
  - Special Considerations Working with the WI
    364
    
    Advanced Configurations
    364
    
    More on How WI Works
    364
    
    Some Working Tips
    365
  - Scope of this Chapter
    365
  - Logging on
    366
    
    The Main Window
    366
    
    Getting in to Installation Mode
    367
  - Using the Configuration Wizard
    367
  - Site Configuration
    374
    
    General
    374
    
    System
    375
    
    Air Interface
    377
    
    Inventory
    378
    
    Management
    379
    
    Other
    380
  - Part 6: Product Reference
    383
- Appendix A Technical Specifications
  
  384
  - Scope of These Specifications
    384
  - Odu
    384
  - Technical Specifications
    384
  - Idu
    386
  - Gbe Poe Device - Indoor, AC
    388
  - Poe Device - Indoor, AC
    389
  - Poe Device - Outdoor, DC
    390
  - Gsu
    391
  - Lightning Protector
    392
  - Antenna Characteristics
    393
- Appendix B Wiring Specifications
  
  394
  - ODU-IDU Cable
    394
  - ODU/HSS Unit Connection Pinout
    394
    
    Hot Standby Port
    395
    
    LAN Port
    395
    
    Trunk Ports - E1/T1 RJ45 Connector
    395
    
    User Port Connectors
    395
    
    IDU (All Models) Alarm Connector
    397
  - DC Power Terminals
    398
    
    DC Poe
    398
    
    Idu-C & E
    398
  - Unbalanced Mode for E1 Interface
    398
- Appendix C Small Form-Factor Pluggable Transceiver
  
  400
  - IDU-C SFP Support
    400
- Appendix D MIB Reference
  
  401
  - Introduction
    401
    
    About the MIB
    401
    
    Terminology
    401
  - Interface API
    401
    
    Control Method
    401
    
    Community String
    402
  - Private MIB Structure
    402
  - MIB Parameters
    403
    
    Supported Variables from the RFC 1213 MIB
    405
    
    MIB Parameters
    406
    
    MIB Traps
    430
  - RADWIN Manager Traps
    435
- Appendix E External Alarms Specification
  
  436
  - External Alarms Specification
    436
    
    IDU-C and New Style IDU-E Alarms
    436
- Appendix F RF Exposure
  
  439
- Appendix G Regional Notice: French Canadian
  
  439
  - Procédures de Sécurité
    439
    
    Généralités
    439
    
    Mise à la Terre
    439
    
    Protection Contre la Foudre
    439
    
    Connecter la Terre à IDU-C
    440
    
    Précautions de Sécurité pendant le Montage de ODU
    440
  - Installation Sur Pylône et Mur
    440
    
    Contenu du Kit de Montage ODU
    441
    
    Montage Sur un Pylône
    441
    
    Montage Sur un Mur
    443
    
    Montage D'une Antenne Externe
    444

RADWIN 2000 User Manual (509 pages)

BROADBAND WIRELESS TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

Brand: RADWIN | Category: Transmitter | Size: 23 MB

RADWIN Worldwide Offices
4
Regulatory Compliance
5
Table of Contents
10
Part 1: Basic Installation
24
Chapter 1: About this User Manual

25
- Manual Structure
  25
- Table 1-1 User Manual - G
  25
- Terminology
  26
Chapter 2: Introduction

28
Chapter 3: Site Survey

37
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation

42
- What's in the Box
  43
- Only
  44
- Ports
  45
- Plug
  46
- Single
  47
- Single
  48
  - Single
    49
  - Single
    50
- Protectors
  51
- Tools Required for Installation
  52
- Repeater
  52
- Safety Practices
  53
- Before Field Installing Odus
  54
- Hardware Installation Workflow for a RADWIN 2000 Link
  55
- Table 4-1 Bill of Materials : S
  56
- Pole
  56
- Mounting
  57
  - Adapter
    58
  - Adapter
    59
- Adapter
  60
- Adapter
  62
- Ports
  63
- Table 4-4 Components of an
  64
- Adapter
  67
- Adapter
  68
- Figure 4-47 Exposing the Tack
  73
- Figure 4-48 Start and End
  74
- Figure 4-49 Protecting the Figure 4-50 Mounted and
  74
- Figure 4-51 Sing an Ethernet
  76
- Connecting and Aligning Odus / Antennas
  77
- Figure 4-52 Beep Sequence
  78
- Installing the RADWIN Manager Application
  79
- Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager
  79
- Figure 5-2 Pinging an Figure 5-3 First Time Log - on
  81
- The RADWIN Manager Log-On Concept
  82
- Figure 5-4 Extended Log - on
  82
- Figure 5-5 Log on Window
  83
- Table 5-2 User Types , Default
  83
- Log-On Errors and Cautions
  85
- Figure 5-6 Unsupported Device
  85
- Figure 5-7 Unreachable Device
  85
- Figure 5-8 Invalid Password
  86
- Figure 5-9 Logging on to an Figure 5-10 Opening Radwin M
  87
- Table 5-3 Default Andi
  88
- First Steps
  89
- Using RADWIN Manager Spectrum View
  90
- Figure 5-11 Spectrum View - O
  91
Chapter 6: Installing the Link

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- Overview
  92
- Table 6-1 Link Installationw
  93
- Installation
  94
- Figure 6-1 Link Installationw
  94
- Figure 6-2 Installation Wizard
  95
- Figure 6-3 Installation Wizard
  96
- Figure 6-4 Change Linkp
  97
- Figure 6-5 Lost or Forgotten
  97
- Figure 6-6 Channel Settings
  98
- Figure 6-7 Choosing Preferred
  99
- Figure 6-8 Channel Settings
  99
- Figure 6-9 Channel Settings
  100
- Figure 6-10 Transmissionp
  101
- Figure 6-12 Antenna Type
  103
- Figure 6-13 Antenna Parameters
  104
- Figure 6-14 T Xpower Limits
  104
- Figure 6-15 Antennas
  105
- Figure 6-17 Services and Rates
  107
- Figure 6-18 Services and Rates
  108
- Figure 6-19 Services and Rates
  110
- Figure 6-21 Tdm Service Port
  111
- Figure 6-23 Services and Rates
  113
- Figure 6-24 Services and Rates
  114
- Figure 6-25 Choosing Hots
  115
- Figure 6-28 Services and Tdm
  117
- Figure 6-34 Installationw
  122
- Figure 6-35 Main Window of
  123
- Figure 6-36 Installation with
  124
- Figure 6-37 Installation with
  125
- Figure 6-38 Using G B E Idu-C
  126
Chapter 7: The RADWIN Manager: Main Window

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- The Main Window of the RADWIN Manager
  127
- Figure 7-1 Main Window , W
  127
- The RADWIN Manager Tool Bar
  128
- Main Menu Functionality
  128
- Table 9-1 Site
  130
- Table 9-2 Site
  130
- Elements of the RADWIN Manager Main Window
  131
- Table 7-3 Status Bar Indicators
  135
Chapter 8: Configuring the Link

136
- Overview
  136
- Table 8-1 Link Configuration
  137
- Configuration
  138
- Figure 8-1 Link Configuration
  138
- Figure 8-2 Configurationw
  139
- Figure 8-3 Channel Settings
  140
- Figure 8-4 Searching for the Figure 8-5 Channel Settings
  141
- Figure 8-6 Channel Frequency
  143
- Figure 8-7 Choosing an "O
  144
- Figure 8-8 Transmission Power
  145
- Figure 8-9 Antenna Configuration
  146
- Figure 8-11 Services and Rates
  149
- Figure 8-13 Configurationw
  151
- Figure 8-14 Main Window of
  152
Chapter 9: Site Configuration

153
- Configuring the Site
  153
- Figure 9-1 Configurationd
  154
- Viewing System Details
  155
- Viewing Air Interface Details
  156
- Changing the Transmit Power
  156
- Figure 9-2 Changing Thea
  157
- Hub Site Sync
  158
- IP Address, VLAN and Protocol
  159
- Figure 9-4 Managementa
  160
- Figure 9-5 Configuring
  162
- Figure 9-6 Supported Protocols
  163
- Displaying the Inventory
  164
- Security Features
  165
- Figure 9-7 Inventory Window
  165
- Figure 9-8 Available Security
  166
- Figure 9-9 Changing Thec
  168
- Figure 9-10 Alternativec
  169
- Setting the Date and Time
  171
- Figure 9-11 Date and Timec
  173
- Figure 9-12 Change Date and Figure 9-13 Date and Time
  174
- Ethernet Properties
  175
- Figure 9-14 Bridge , Vlan and Figure 9-15 Bridge , Vlan and
  176
- Figure 9-19 Ethernetc
  188
- Figure 9-20 Ethernet mir - T
  189
- Figure 9-21 Air Interface
  189
- TDM MHS Status
  190
- Setting External Alarm Inputs
  191
- Resetting
  192
- Figure 9-23 External Alarms
  192
- Figure 9-24 Site Configuration
  193
- IDU Detection
  194
- Backup/Restore of ODU Software Files
  194
- Muting the Alignment Tone Buzzer
  196
- Configuration with Telnet
  196
- Figure 9-25 Alignment Tone
  196
- Figure 9-26 Telnet Session Log
  197
- Table 9-4 Telnet - Display
  197
- Table 9-5 Telnet - Set Immediate
  198
- Table 9-6 Telnet - Set Commands
  199
Chapter 10: Monitoring and Diagnostics

201
- Retrieving Link Information (Get Diagnostics)
  201
- Figure 10-1 Get Diagnostics
  202
- Table 10-1 Get Diagnosticsd
  202
- Link Compatibility
  203
- Table 10-2 Link Compatibility
  203
- TDM Loopbacks
  204
- Figure 10-2 Loopback
  204
- Figure 10-3 Loopback
  204
- Figure 10-4 Loopback Options
  205
- Figure 10-5 Loopback Defined
  205
- Figure 10-6 Site Aport 2 Set
  206
- Figure 10-7 Local Line Loopback
  207
- Figure 10-8 Remote Reverse
  207
- Figure 10-9 Remote Linel
  208
- Figure 10-10 Local Reversel
  208
- Reinstalling and Realigning a Link
  209
- The Link Budget Calculator
  209
- Throughput Checking
  209
- Performance Monitoring
  210
- Figure 10-11 Preferences
  211
- Figure 10-12 Basic Performance
  212
- Figure 10-13 Typicalp
  212
- Figure 10-14 Performancem
  213
- Table 10-3 Explanation of
  213
- Figure 10-15 Threshold
  215
- Table 10-4 Action of the
  215
- Events, Alarms and Traps
  216
- Figure 10-16 Events Logd
  217
- Figure 10-17 Preferences
  220
- Figure 10-18 Active Alarmss
  221
- Table 10-6 Active Alarms
  221
- Reverting Alert Messages
  222
- Figure 10-19 Recent Events - U
  222
- Other Advanced Preferences
  223
- Remote Power Fail Indication
  223
- Figure 10-20 Advancedp
  223
- Troubleshooting
  224
- Table 10-7 Led Fault Indicators
  224
- Table 10-8 Systemt
  224
- Replacing an ODU
  225
- Restoring Factory Setup
  225
- Online Help
  225
- Customer Support
  226
- Part 2: Site Synchronization
  227
Chapter 11: Hub Site Synchronization

228
- What Is Hub Site Synchronization (HSS)
  228
- Radwin Hss
  228
- Figure 11-1 Interference
  229
- Figure 11-2 Collocated Units
  229
- Figure 11-3 Collocated Units
  229
- HSS Concepts: Radio Frame Pattern (RFP)
  231
- Figure 11-4 Radio Framep
  231
- Table 11-1 Radio Framep
  231
- Table 11-2 Radio Framep
  231
- Table 11-3 Legend for Radio
  232
- HSS Status LED on the IDU-C and IDU-E
  234
- Table 11-4 Asymmetrica
  234
- HSS Error Notification
  235
- Figure 11-7 Odu Beep for
  235
Chapter 12: Serial Hub Site Synchronization

236
- RADWIN Serial HSS
  236
- Hardware Installation
  236
- Figure 12-3 Hss Sync Signal
  238
- Figure 12-4 Cascading Two
  239
- Figure 12-5 Cascading Three
  239
- ODU/HSS Unit Connection Pinout
  240
- Link Configuration and HSS
  241
- Table 12-1 External Pulses
  242
- Figure 12-7 Hub Sitec
  243
- Site Configuration and SHSS
  244
- Figure 12-8 Site Configuration
  244
Chapter 13: Hub Site Synchronization over Ethernet

245
- RADWIN Ethernet HSS
  245
- Installing Collocated Hssoe Odus
  246
- Link Configuration and Hssoe
  247
- Table 13-1 Link Settings to
  247
- Site Configuration and Hssoe
  254
- Mixing Hssoe and SHSS Enabled Odus
  255
- Figure 13-4 Site Configuration
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Part 1: Basic Installation
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Chapter 1 Introduction

20
- Welcome to RADWIN 2000
  20
- About Release 2.4
  20
- Key Applications
  21
  - Cellular Backhaul
    21
    
    Broadband Access
    21
    
    Private Networks
    22
    
    Key Features of RADWIN 2000
    23
    
    The Outdoor Unit (ODU)
    26
    
    The Indoor Unit (IDU)
    27
    
    Antennas
    28
    
    Basic Poe Device
    28
    
    Power over Ethernet (Poe) Devices
    28
    
    RADWIN Manager
    29
    
    Accessories
    30
    
    RADWIN Network Management System (RNMS)
    30
    
    Documentation Set Supplied with RADWIN 2000
    31
  - How to Use this Manual
    31
    
    A Little Terminology
    32
    
    Conventions Used in this Manual
    33
    
    General
    33
    
    Notifications
    33
    
    Software
    33
    
    Typographical Conventions
    33
    
    Windows Terminology
    34
    
    Viewing and Printing
    35
Chapter 2 Site Preparation

36
- Planning the Link Site
  36
  - Overview
    36
  - The Site Survey
    36
    
    Introduction
    36
    
    Recommended Equipment
    36
  - Stage 1: Preliminary Survey
    37
  - Stage 2: Physical Survey
    38
    
    Additional Indoor Site Requirements
    39
    
    Additional Outdoor Site Requirements
    39
  - Stage 3: RF Survey
    39
Chapter 3 Hardware Installation

40
- Safety Practices
  40
  - Preventing Overexposure to RF Energy
    40
  - Grounding
    40
  - Protection against Lightning
    41
  - General
    41
  - Package Contents
    42
    
    ODU Package Contents
    42
    
    IDU-C Package Contents
    43
    
    External Antenna Package Contents
    44
  - Additional Tools and Materials Required
    44
    
    Cables and Connectors
    44
    
    Tools and Materials
    44
  - Hardware Installation Sequence
    44
  - Outdoor Installation
    45
    
    Preparing the ODU before Deployment
    45
    
    Mounting External Antennas
    46
    
    Mounting the ODU
    46
    
    Mounting the Lightning Protection Devices
    47
    
    Outdoor Connections
    47
  - Indoor Installation
    47
    
    Mounting the IDU-C
    47
    
    Connecting Power to the IDU
    50
    
    Connecting the ODU to the IDU
    51
    
    Installing a Link Using Poe Devices
    51
    
    Connecting User Equipment
    52
  - Connecting and Aligning Odus / Antennas
    52
Chapter 4 Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager

55
- Installing the RADWIN Manager Application
  55
  - Minimum System Requirements
    55
  - Installing the Software
    55
  - Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager
    55
  - The RADWIN Manager Log-On Concept
    57
  - Log-On Errors
    60
    
    Incorrect IP Address
    60
    
    Unsupported Device
    60
    
    Incorrect Password
    61
  - Continuing Without an IP Address
    61
    
    Changing the Log-On Password
    62
  - First Steps
    62
    
    Default Settings
    64
  - Using RADWIN Manager Spectrum View
    65
Chapter 5 Installing the Link

67
Chapter 6 Elements of the RADWIN Manager Main Window

100
- Figure 6-2 Ethernett
  102
Chapter 7 Configuring the Link

105
- Overview
  105
- Configuration
  107
- Step 1, Start the Wizard
  107
- Step 2, System Parameters
  107
- Figure 7-1 Linkc
  107
- Step 3, Channel Settings
  108
- Figure 7-3 Channels
  109
- Figure 7-5 Channels
  110
- Figure 7-7 Choosing an Figure 7-8 Transmission
  111
- Step 4, Tx Power and Antenna Settings
  112
  - Changing Number of Antennas and Tx Power
    112
    
    TX Power, Antenna Gain and Cable Loss
    112
    
    Switching between Single and Dual Antennas
    113
    
    Switching between MIMO and Diversity Modes
    114
  - Step 5, Hub Site Synchronization Settings
    114
  - Step 6, Services
    114
  - Step 7, TDM Clock Configuration
    115
  - Figure 7-11 Services and
    115
  - Step 8, Configuration Summary and Exit
    116
  - Figure 7-14 M
    117
Chapter 8 Site Configuration

118
- Configuring the Site
  118
  - Editing the Configuration Parameters by Site
    118
    
    Figure 8-1 Configuration
    119
    
    Functions at the Top of the Dialog Box
    119
    
    Functions on the Left of the Dialog Box
    119
  - Viewing System Details
    120
  - Viewing Air Interface Details
    120
  - Changing the Transmit Power
    120
  - Hub Site Sync
    121
  - Figure 8-3 Changing the
    121
  - Site Management: IP Address and VLAN
    122
    
    Configuring the ODU Address
    122
    
    Figure 8-5 Management
    122
    
    Configuring VLAN Settings
    123
    
    Lost or Forgotten VLAN ID
    124
  - Displaying the Inventory
    124
  - Security Features
    125
    
    Changing the Link Password
    125
    
    Figure 8-7 Inventory Window
    125
    
    Editing Community Strings
    126
    
    RADWIN Manager Community Strings
    126
    
    Figure 8-9 Changing the Figure 8-10 Alternative
    127
    
    Forgotten Community String
    127
    
    Link Lock Security Feature
    127
  - Setting the Date and Time
    129
  - Figure 8-11 Date Andt
    130
  - Ethernet Properties
    131
    
    Configuring the Bridge
    131
    
    Figure 8-12 Changed
    131
    
    Figure 8-13 Date Andt
    131
    
    Figure 8-14 Bridgec
    132
    
    IDU Aging Time
    132
    
    ODU Mode
    132
    
    Configuring Ethernet Ports Mode
    133
    
    Setting the Maximum Information Rate (MIR)
    134
    
    What Is It for
    134
    
    What Is the mir
    134
  - TDM MHS Status
    135
  - Figure 8-15 Bridgec
    135
  - Figure 8-16 Ethernet
    135
  - Setting External Alarm Inputs
    136
  - Figure 8-18 Externala
    136
  - Resetting
    137
  - Figure 8-19 Sitec
    137
  - IDU Detection
    138
  - Backup/Restore of ODU Software Files
    138
    
    Backup ODU Software to a File
    138
    
    Restoring ODU Software or Configuration
    139
  - Muting the Alignment Tone Buzzer
    139
  - Configuration with Telnet
    140
  - Figure 8-20 a
    140
  - Figure 8-21 T
    140
  - Figure 8-22 Telnetm
    142

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- Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Introduction

14
- Welcome
  14
- Key Applications
  15
- Key Features of RADWIN 1000/2000/5000
  16
- Figure 1-3 Private Network
  16
- RADWIN 1000/2000/5000 Link
  18
  - The Radio Outdoor Unit (ODU)
    19
  - Figure 1-4 Example of Linka
    19
  - The Indoor Units (IDU)
    21
    
    Idu-C
    21
    
    Idu-E
    22
  - Power over Ethernet (Poe) Devices
    22
  - Antennas
    23
    
    Figure 1-9 P Oedevice
    23
    
    Figure 1-11 Flat Panel Antenna
    24
    
    Flat Panel Antennas
    24
    
    Parabolic Dish Antennas
    25
  - RADWIN Manager
    25
  - Figure 1-12 External Antennas
    25
  - Accessories
    26
  - Documentation Set Supplied with RADWIN 1000/2000/5000
    26
- How to Use this Manual
  27
- A Little Terminology
  27
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  29
  - Notifications
    29
  - Typographical Conventions
    29
    
    General
    29
    
    Software
    29
  - Windows Terminology
    30
  - Figure 1-14 Sitec
    31
Chapter 2 Site Preparation

32
- Planning the Link Site
  32
  - Overview
    32
- The Site Survey
  32
  - Introduction
    32
  - Recommended Equipment
    32
- Stage 1: Preliminary Survey
  33
- Stage 2: Physical Survey
  34
  - Additional Outdoor Site Requirements
    35
  - Additional Indoor Site Requirements
    35
- Stage 3: RF Survey
  35
Chapter 3 Hardware Installation

36
- Safety Practices
  36
  - Preventing Overexposure to RF Energy
    36
  - Grounding
    36
  - Protection against Lightning
    37
  - General
    37
- Package Contents
  37
- Additional Tools and Materials Required
  40
  - Tools and Materials
    40
  - Cables and Connectors
    40
- Hardware Installation Sequence
  40
- Outdoor Installation
  41
- Indoor Installation
  43
  - IDU-E Installation
    43
  - Mounting the IDU-C
    43
  - Figure 3-7 New Style Idu-E: R
    43
  - Connecting Power to the IDU
    46
  - Connecting the ODU to the IDU
    47
  - Installing a Link Using Poe Devices
    47
  - Connecting User Equipment
    47
- Connecting and Aligning Odus / Antennas
  48
- Figure 3-12 Beeps
  49
Chapter 4 Link Installation: the RADWIN Manager

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Chapter 5 Configuring the Link

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