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USERMANUAL

RADWIN5000POINTTOMULTIPOINT

BROADBANDWIRELESS

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RADWIN5000HPMP

UserManual

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RegulatoryComplianceGeneralNote

ThissystemhasachievedTypeApprovalinvariouscountriesaroundtheworld.Thismeansthatthesystemhasbeentestedagainstvariouslocaltechnicalregulationsandfoundtocomply.Thefrequencybandsinwhichthesystemoperatesmaybeunlicensedandinthesebands,thesystemcanbeusedprovideditdoesnotcauseinterference.

FCC Compliance

ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipment

generates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.

Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.

Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe

receiverisconnected.

Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

Changesormodificationstothisequipmentnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

IndoorUnitscomplywithpart15oftheFCCrules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

(1)Thesedevicesmaynotcauseharmfulinterference.

Warning

ItistheresponsibilityoftheinstallertoensurethatwhenusingtheoutdoorantennakitsintheUnitedStates(orwhereFCCrulesapply),onlythoseantennascertifiedwiththeproductareused.TheuseofanyantennaotherthanthosecertifiedwiththeproductisexpresslyforbiddenbyFCCrules47

CFRpart15.204.

Warning

ItistheresponsibilityoftheinstallertoensurethatwhenconfiguringtheradiointheUnitedStates(orwhereFCCrulesapply),theTxpowerissetaccordingtothevaluesforwhichtheproductiscertified.TheuseofTxpowervaluesotherthanthose,forwhichtheproductiscertified,isexpresslyforbiddenbyFCCrules47CFRpart15.204.


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(2)Thesedevicesmustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.

CanadianEmissionRequirementsforIndoorUnits

ThisClassBdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadianICES003.

CetappareilnumriquedelaclasseBestconforme lanormeNMB003duCanada.

ChinaMII

OperationoftheequipmentisonlyallowedunderChinaMII5.8GHzbandregulationconfigurationwithEIRPlimitedto33dBm(2Watt).

IndiaWPC

OperationoftheequipmentisonlyallowedunderIndiaWPCGSR38for5.8GHzbandregulationconfiguration.

Unregulated

Incountrieswheretheradioisnotregulatedtheequipmentcanbeoperatedinanyregulationconfiguration,bestresultswillbeobtainedusingUniversalregulationconfiguration.

SafetyPractices

ApplicablerequirementsofNationalElectricalCode(NEC),NFPA70;andtheNationalElectricalSafetyCode,ANSI/IEEEC2,mustbeconsideredduringinstallation.

Caution

OutdoorunitsandantennasshouldbeinstalledONLYbyexperiencedinstallationprofessionalswhoarefamiliarwithlocalbuildingandsafetycodesand,whereverapplicable,arelicensedbytheappropriategovernmentregulatoryauthorities.Failuretodosomayvoidtheproductwarrantyandmayexposetheenduserortheserviceprovidertolegaland

financialliabilities.Resellersordistributorsofthisequipmentarenotliableforinjury,damageorviolationofregulationsassociatedwiththeinstallationofoutdoorunitsorantennas.Theinstallershouldconfiguretheoutputpowerlevelofantennasaccordingtocountryregulationsandantennatype.

Warning

WhereOutdoorunitsareconfigurablebysoftwaretoTxpowervaluesotherthanthoseforwhichtheproductiscertified,itistheresponsibilityoftheProfessionalInstallertorestricttheTxpowertothecertifiedlimits.

Thisproductwastestedwithspecialaccessories indoorunit(IDUorPoE),FTPCAT5eshieldedcablewithsealinggasket,10AWGgroundingcable whichmustbeusedwiththeunittoinsurecompliance.


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NOTES:

1.APrimaryProtectorisnotrequiredtoprotecttheexposedwiringaslongastheexposedwiringlengthislimitedtolessthanorequalto140feet,andinstructionsareprovidedtoavoidexposureofwiringtoaccidentalcontactwithlightningandpowerconductorsinaccordancewithNECSections72554(c)and80030.

Inallothercases,anappropriateListedPrimaryProtectormustbeprovided.RefertoArticles800and810oftheNECfordetails.

2.ForprotectionofODUagainstdirectlightningstrikes,appropriaterequirementsofNFPA780shouldbeconsideredinadditiontoNEC.

3.ForCanada,appropriaterequirementsoftheCEC22.1includingSection60andadditionalrequirementsofCAN/CSAB72mustbeconsideredasapplicable.


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ContentsataGlancePart1:BasicInstallation

Chapter1:

About

this

User

Manual

Chapter2:Introduction

Chapter3:SiteSurvey

Chapter4:HardwareInstallation

Part2:SectorInstallation

Chapter5:GettingStartedwiththeRADWINManager

Chapter6:InstallingtheSector

Chapter7:OperatingUndertheFCCUnrestrictedContentionBasedProtocol

Part3:SectorManagement

Chapter8:

Managing

the

Sector

Chapter9:DirectHSUConfiguration

Chapter10:SmartBandwidthManagement

Chapter11:BringingUpaMobilitySector

Chapter12:MonitoringandDiagnostics

Part4:SiteSynchronization

Chapter13:HubSiteSynchronization

Chapter14:SerialHubSiteSynchronization

Chapter15:HubSiteSynchronizationoverEthernet

Chapter16:

Using

the

RADWIN

GSU

Part5:AdvancedInstallationTopics

Chapter17:SoftwareBackupandUpgrade

Chapter18:VLANFunctionalitywithRADWIN5000HPMP

Chapter19:FalseRadarMitigationFacilities

Chapter20:FCC/ICDFSConsiderations

Chapter21:QualityofService

Chapter22:CapacityUpgrade

Part6:FieldInstallationTopics

Chapter

23:

Link

Budget

CalculatorChapter24:SpectrumView

Chapter25:UsingtheWebInterface

Part7:ProductReference

AppendixA:TechnicalSpecifications

AppendixB:WiringSpecifications

AppendixC:MIBReference

AppendixD:RFExposure

AppendixE:SettingAntennaParameters

AppendixF:RegionalNotice:FrenchCanadian

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TableofContentsNotice ..................................................................................................................................................i

RADWINWorldwideOffices..............................................................................................................iiiRegulatoryCompliance ..................................................................................................................... iv

Part1:BasicInstallation

Chapter1:AboutthisUserManual

ManualStructure ......................................................................................................................11Terminology .............................................................................................................................. 13

Chapter2:IntroductionWelcometoRADWIN5000!...................................................................................................... 21WhatsNewinRelease3.5.50................................................................................................... 22KeyfeaturesofRADWIN5000 .................................................................................................. 24ComponentsofaRADWIN5000PointtoMultipointSector .................................................... 25

Chapter3:SiteSurvey

PlanningtheSectorSite ............................................................................................................ 31TheSiteSurvey.......................................................................................................................... 31Stage1:PreliminarySurvey....................................................................................................... 32Stage2:PhysicalSurvey ............................................................................................................ 33Stage3:RFSurvey ..................................................................................................................... 34RFPlanningforDenseInstallationsandCollocatedSites ......................................................... 34

Chapter4:HardwareInstallationOverview ................................................................................................................................... 41Whatsinthebox ...................................................................................................................... 42Toolsrequiredforinstallation................................................................................................. 413SafetyPracticesandProvisions............................................................................................... 414RegulatoryConsiderationsforHSUs ....................................................................................... 416HardwareInstallationWorkflowforaRADWIN5000Sector.................................................. 416InstallingaVehicularMobileUnit ........................................................................................... 434InstallationProcedure............................................................................................................. 438

Part2:SectorInstallation

Chapter5:GettingStartedwiththeRADWINManager

Whatwewilldohere ................................................................................................................ 51

InstallingtheRADWINManagerApplication ............................................................................ 51GettingStartedwiththeRADWINManager ............................................................................. 53TheRADWINManagerLogonConcept .................................................................................... 58LogonErrorsandCautions..................................................................................................... 511FourSectorDisplayViews ....................................................................................................... 513ContinuingwithourExampleSector....................................................................................... 520ExploringtheRADWINManagerMainWindow HBS............................................................ 524ExploringtheRADWINManagerMainWindow HSU ........................................................... 534LoggingontoaHSU ................................................................................................................ 535SettingRADWINManagerPreferences................................................................................... 539WhatComesNext?.................................................................................................................. 543

Chapter

6:

Installing

the

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Concepts.................................................................................................................................... 61WorkingwithNomadicHSUs .................................................................................................... 62Workflow................................................................................................................................... 62DefaultRADWIN5000HPMPSettings ...................................................................................... 63ConfiguringtheSectoroutoftheBox IPAddresses ............................................................... 68TheInitialRADWINManagerMainWindow........................................................................... 610ConfiguringafixedHSUFromtheHBS.................................................................................... 620ConfiguringanomadicHSUFromtheHBS.............................................................................. 626RegisteringafixedHSUforservice ......................................................................................... 627RegisteringanomadicHSUforservice ................................................................................... 632ChoosingDiversityAntennaModeDuringRegistration.......................................................... 635DeactivatingtheHBS............................................................................................................... 635DeregisteringanHSU .............................................................................................................. 637WherehasmyHSUgone?....................................................................................................... 637SavingtheHBSSettingsforReuseasaTemplate ................................................................... 637CreatingNomadicEntriesforaSectorfromaHBSTemplate................................................. 637

Chapter7:OperatingUndertheFCCUnrestrictedContentionBasedProtocol

ScopeofthisChapter ................................................................................................................ 71BringingupaSector .................................................................................................................. 71HSUOperation .......................................................................................................................... 72

Part3:SectorManagement

Chapter8:ManagingtheSector

ScopeofthisChapter ................................................................................................................ 81ConfiguringaHBS...................................................................................................................... 81HSUConnectionTable............................................................................................................. 830ConfiguringanHSUfromtheHBSMainWindow ................................................................... 831

ReplacinganHSU .................................................................................................................... 844UpdatingHSUServices............................................................................................................ 846SuspendinganHSU ................................................................................................................. 846ChangingtheSectorBand....................................................................................................... 847ConfiguringAES256EncryptionSupport ................................................................................ 854ConfigurationwithTelnet ....................................................................................................... 856

Chapter9:DirectHSUConfiguration

ScopeofthisChapter ................................................................................................................ 91ConfiguringanHSU ................................................................................................................... 91

Chapter10:SmartBandwidthManagement

WhatisSmartBandwidthManagement................................................................................. 101

ScopeofthisChapter .............................................................................................................. 102TerminologyandConcepts:Recapitulation ............................................................................ 102HowSBMWorks...................................................................................................................... 104TrafficGenerationTools.......................................................................................................... 105TrafficGenerationExamplesandmethod .............................................................................. 105AboutHBSOverhead............................................................................................................. 1020TCP/IPandotherSLAConsiderations ................................................................................... 1022

Chapter11:BringingUpaMobilitySector

ScopeofthisChapter .............................................................................................................. 111Concepts.................................................................................................................................. 111WhatYouNeed ....................................................................................................................... 112GettingStarted........................................................................................................................112PreparingtheHBS ................................................................................................................... 113


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RegisteringHMUs.................................................................................................................... 116UpdateService ...................................................................................................................... 1113SavingtheHBSSettingsforReuseasaTemplate ................................................................. 1115CreatingaSectorfromanHBSTemplate.............................................................................. 1115CreatingaSectorfromanHBSTemplateandanHBSList .................................................... 1117WiFiConnectivityforaVehicularMobileUnit...................................................................... 1117ContinuingPreConfiguration ............................................................................................... 1121CheckingtheGPS .................................................................................................................. 1127

Chapter12:MonitoringandDiagnostics

RetrievingLinkInformation(GetDiagnostics) ........................................................................ 121LinkCompatibility.................................................................................................................... 124ThroughputChecking .............................................................................................................. 126RecentEvents.......................................................................................................................... 128PerformanceMonitoring......................................................................................................... 129RADWINManagerTraps ....................................................................................................... 1216ActiveAlarms ........................................................................................................................ 1217OtherDiagnosticAids............................................................................................................ 1218

Part4:SiteSynchronization

Chapter13:HubSiteSynchronization

WhatisHubSiteSynchronization(HSS).................................................................................. 131RADWINHSS............................................................................................................................131HSSConcepts:RadioFramePattern(RFP) .............................................................................. 134WhichTypeofHSStoUse ....................................................................................................... 135

Chapter14:SerialHubSiteSynchronization

RADWINSerialHSS.................................................................................................................. 141HardwareInstallation.............................................................................................................. 141

ODU/HSSUnitConnectionPinout........................................................................................... 145SectorConfigurationandHSS ................................................................................................. 145SyncStatusMessagesandColorCodes .................................................................................. 147

Chapter15:HubSiteSynchronizationoverEthernet

RADWINEthernetHSS............................................................................................................. 151InstallingCollocatedHSSoEODUs........................................................................................... 153LinkConfigurationandHSSoE ................................................................................................. 153SyncStatusMessagesandColorCodes .................................................................................. 159

Chapter16:UsingtheRADWINGSU

Whatisitfor............................................................................................................................161GSUFunctionality.................................................................................................................... 162

GSUKitContents..................................................................................................................... 162CommissioningandInstallation .............................................................................................. 163

Part5:AdvancedInstallationTopics

Chapter17:SoftwareBackupandUpgradeWhatistheSoftwareUpgradeUtility? ................................................................................... 171UpgradinganInstalledSector ................................................................................................. 172BulkSoftwareBackup.............................................................................................................. 175

Chapter18:VLANFunctionalitywithRADWIN5000HPMPVLANTagging Overview ........................................................................................................ 181ScopeofthisChapter .............................................................................................................. 181Requirements.......................................................................................................................... 181


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VLANTagging .......................................................................................................................... 182VLANConfigurationUsingtheRADWINManager .................................................................. 186

Chapter19:FalseRadarMitigationFacilities

Whoneedsit ........................................................................................................................... 191DFSandFalseRadarMitigation .............................................................................................. 191

ConfiguringFalseRadarMitigation......................................................................................... 192FCC/ICRequirements .............................................................................................................. 193

Chapter20:FCC/ICDFSConsiderationsFCC5.4GHzDeviceRegistration.............................................................................................. 201RegisteringtheDevice............................................................................................................. 201TDWRTable............................................................................................................................. 205

Chapter21:QualityofService

Prerequisites ........................................................................................................................... 211QoS Overview........................................................................................................................ 211SettingupQoS......................................................................................................................... 211

Chapter22:CapacityUpgrade

WhatisCapacityUpgrade....................................................................................................... 221Applicability............................................................................................................................. 221DataGathering........................................................................................................................ 221Acquisition............................................................................................................................... 223Application .............................................................................................................................. 223

Part6:FieldInstallationTopics

Chapter23:LinkBudgetCalculator

Overview ................................................................................................................................. 231Calculations ............................................................................................................................. 232AbouttheFresnelZone........................................................................................................... 233RunningtheLinkBudgetCalculator ....................................................................................... 235

Chapter24:SpectrumView

WhatisSpectrumView ........................................................................................................... 241Whoneedsit ........................................................................................................................... 241ScopeofthisChapter .............................................................................................................. 241TwoWaystoRunSpectrumView ........................................................................................... 242WhereistheSpectrumViewDatastored............................................................................... 242SpectrumViewMainWindow:HBS ........................................................................................ 242SpectrumViewDisplayFunctionButtons ............................................................................... 245RunningSpectrumViewfromtheHBS.................................................................................... 246RunningSpectrumViewfromaHSU....................................................................................... 248

Zoominginandout ................................................................................................................. 249Chapter25:UsingtheWebInterface

WhatisitFor ........................................................................................................................... 251WhoNeedsit........................................................................................................................... 251HowitWorks........................................................................................................................... 252WhatitProvides...................................................................................................................... 255Prerequisites ........................................................................................................................... 255SpecialConsiderationsWorkingwiththeWI.......................................................................... 256ScopeofthisChapter .............................................................................................................. 257Loggingon ............................................................................................................................... 257HBSManagement ................................................................................................................... 258

HSUManagement ................................................................................................................. 2514WEBInterfaceforVMUs ....................................................................................................... 2519


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Part7:ProductReference

AppendixA:TechnicalSpecifications

ScopeoftheseSpecifications.................................................................................................... A1ODU HBSandHSU/HMU......................................................................................................... A1HSUwithACPowerFeeding ..................................................................................................... A7

VMU .......................................................................................................................................... A9IDUH(AggregationUnit) ........................................................................................................A11GbEPoEDevice Indoor,AC ................................................................................................... A13PoEDevice Outdoor,DC.......................................................................................................A14GSU.......................................................................................................................................... A15LightningProtector..................................................................................................................A16FastEthernetCAT5ecablerepeater ......................................................................................A17AntennaCharacteristics ..........................................................................................................A18

AppendixB:WiringSpecifications

ODUPoECable(HBSandHSU) ................................................................................................. B1HBS/HSSUnitConnectionPinout.............................................................................................. B2

UserPortConnectors................................................................................................................ B3DCPowerTerminals.................................................................................................................. B3SU2ACPowerTerminal ............................................................................................................ B3VMUConnectors ....................................................................................................................... B4

AppendixC:MIBReference

Introduction .............................................................................................................................. C1InterfaceAPI.............................................................................................................................. C2PrivateMIBStructure................................................................................................................ C2MIBParameters ........................................................................................................................ C3

AppendixD:RFExposure

AppendixE:SettingAntennaParameters

AntennaIssues ..........................................................................................................................E1AboutSingleandDualAntennas...............................................................................................E1ConsiderationsforChangingAntennaParameters...................................................................E4

AppendixF:RegionalNotice:FrenchCanadian

Procduresdescurit..............................................................................................................F1Installationsurpylneetmur ...................................................................................................F3

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ListofFiguresFIGURE21SECTORSCHEMATIC:MAINCOMPONENTS ................................................................ 25

FIGURE41LARGEHBSANDHSUFORMFACTORS....................................................................42FIGURE42SMALLFORMFACTORHSU ....................................................................................43FIGURE43SMALLFORMFACTORHSUWITHACPOWERFEEDING ................................................44FIGURE44VEHICULARMOBILEUNIT FRONTPANEL ................................................................. 45FIGURE45VEHICULARMOBILEUNIT REAR ............................................................................ 45FIGURE46VEHICULARMOBILEUNIT SIDE,SHOWINGMOUNTINGEARS....................................... 45FIGURE47VEHICULARMOBILEUNIT TOP,SHOWINGMOUNTINGEARS ....................................... 46FIGURE48GBEPOEDEVICE .................................................................................................. 47FIGURE49RUGGEDIZEDDCPOEDEVICE................................................................................ 47FIGURE410IDUH.............................................................................................................. 48FIGURE411DCTHREEPINPOWERPLUG................................................................................. 48

FIGURE412IDUHFRONTVIEW SINGLECONFIGURATION......................................................... 48FIGURE413IDUHFRONTVIEW DOUBLECONFIGURATION ....................................................... 49FIGURE414EXTERNALANTENNASFORHBS60,90OR120FLATPANEL................................. 49FIGURE415FLATPANELANTENNA MAYBEEXTERNALORINTEGRATED........................................ 49FIGURE416PARABOLICDISHEXTERNALANTENNA................................................................... 410FIGURE417PARABOLICGRIDEXTERNALANTENNA.................................................................. 410FIGURE418HSSINTERCONNECTIONUNIT ............................................................................. 411FIGURE419RADWINGSU FRONTANDREARVIEW. ............................................................ 411FIGURE420GENERALGSUCONFIGURATIONUSINGBOTHETHERNETANDANHSSUNIT................ 412FIGURE421RADWINLIGHTNINGPROTECTOR....................................................................... 412

FIGURE422USINGANETHERNETREPEATERWITHLIGHTNINGPROTECTORS................................. 413FIGURE423STANDARDFORMFACTORSTANDARDMOUNTINGKIT ............................................. 417FIGURE424LARGECLAMP .................................................................................................. 417FIGURE425SMALLCLAMP.................................................................................................. 417FIGURE426ARM............................................................................................................... 417FIGURE427ATTACHINGTHEMOUNTINGKITTOTHEPOLE........................................................ 418FIGURE428MOUNTINGKITINPLACEONTHEPOLE ................................................................. 418FIGURE429MOUNTEDCONNECTORIZEDHBS ........................................................................ 419FIGURE430MOUNTEDHBS:INTEGRATEDANTENNA............................................................... 419FIGURE431FLATPANELANTENNAMOUNTINGKITADAPTER...................................................... 419FIGURE432FLATPANELANTENNA REARWITHMOUNTINGKITADAPTER ................................... 420

FIGURE433FLATPANELANTENNA MOUNTED ...................................................................... 420FIGURE434HBS:GROUNDINGLUG..................................................................................... 421FIGURE435RADWINLIGHTNINGPROTECTIONKIT ................................................................ 422FIGURE436BASICUSEOFLIGHTNINGPROTECTORS................................................................. 423FIGURE437EXPOSINGTHETACKYSIDEOFTHESEALINGTAPE ....................................................425FIGURE438STARTANDENDPOINTSFORPROTECTIVETAPINGTHEUNIT .....................................426FIGURE439PROTECTINGTHEUNITJOINTSWITHVINYLTAPE .....................................................426FIGURE440MOUNTEDANDSTRAPPEDTOTHEPOLE................................................................427FIGURE441IDUH............................................................................................................ 427FIGURE442IDUHPOWERCONNECTORS,GROUNDINGLUGANDPOWERPLUG............................ 428FIGURE443IDUHFRONTPANEL........................................................................................ 428FIGURE444SMALLFORMFACTORHSU REAR,METALTIE...................................................... 429FIGURE445MOUNTINGADAPTER........................................................................................ 430


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FIGURE446SECURINGTHEMOUNTINGADAPTER....................................................................430FIGURE447ATTACHINGASTANDARDMOUNTINGKIT..............................................................431FIGURE448POLECLAMPSFOREXTERNALANTENNAS ............................................................... 431FIGURE449HSU:GROUNDINGLUGSTANDARDANDSMALLFORMFACTOR ................................. 432FIGURE450SMALLFORMFACTORHSUWITHACPOWERFEEDING ............................................ 432

FIGURE451BEEPSEQUENCEFORANTENNAALIGNMENT..........................................................433FIGURE454VMUINSTALLATIONSCHEMATIC......................................................................... 436FIGURE455TYPICALCOMPOSITESHARKFINANTENNA,FORRADIOBROADBAND,WIFIANDGPS 436FIGURE456MOUNTEDTWINSHARKFINANTENNAS............................................................... 437FIGURE457VMUPOWERWIRINGSCHEMATIC ....................................................................... 437FIGURE51PINGINGTHEBASESTATION.................................................................................... 57FIGURE52PINGINGTHEBASESTATION IPV6.......................................................................... 57FIGURE53LOGONWINDOWIPV4........................................................................................58FIGURE54LOGONWINDOW IPV6.......................................................................................5 8FIGURE55EXTENDEDLOGONWINDOW .................................................................................. 59FIGURE56LOGONWINDOWEXPOSINGTHEUSERTYPES............................................................. 59

FIGURE57LOGONWINDOWSHOWINGSNMPSETTINGS......................................................... 510FIGURE58UNSUPPORTEDDEVICEMESSAGE........................................................................... 511FIGURE59UNREACHABLEDEVICEMESSAGE............................................................................ 512FIGURE510INVALIDUSERTYPEORPASSWORD ....................................................................... 512FIGURE511DEFAULTSECTORDISPLAY TABLEVIEW ............................................................... 513FIGURE512HSUCARDS.................................................................................................... 514FIGURE513MAPVIEWICONS.............................................................................................. 515FIGURE514SECTORDISPLAY DEFAULTMAPVIEW................................................................. 516FIGURE515SECTORDISPLAY LISTVIEW ............................................................................... 517FIGURE516DEFAULTSECTORDISPLAY UTILIZATIONVIEW....................................................... 519

FIGURE

517SELECTED

HBSOR

HSUWITH

CONTEXT

BUTTON

BAR

.............................................522FIGURE518MAPCARDS....................................................................................................523FIGURE519HBSMAINBUTTONMENU................................................................................. 524FIGURE520SECTORSTATUSPANEL...................................................................................... 525FIGURE521BASESTATIONDETAILPANEL .............................................................................. 525FIGURE522EVENTSLOGPANEL ........................................................................................... 527FIGURE523EVENTSLOGFILTERSELECTION ............................................................................ 527FIGURE524HSUCARD INDICATINGAPROBLEM .................................................................... 528FIGURE525HSUDISPLAY CONTEXTMENU(RIGHTCLICK) ....................................................... 528FIGURE526HBSMAINWINDOW MAPVIEW ...................................................................... 529FIGURE527HBS/HSUSTATUSLIGHTS ................................................................................. 530

FIGURE528NAVIGATIONTOOLBAR..................................................................................... 530FIGURE529HSUSTATUSCARDSINDICATINGPROBLEMS........................................................... 532FIGURE530HSUSTATUSCARDS:LEFT:FIXEDHSURIGHT:NOMADICHSU................................. 532FIGURE531HSUDISPLAY CONTEXTMENU(RIGHTCLICK) ....................................................... 533FIGURE532HSUSONHBSDISPLAY EXTRACT.SCROLLRIGHTFORMOREHSUFIELDS................. 533FIGURE533LOGGINGONTOAHSU..................................................................................... 535FIGURE534OPENINGRADWINMANAGERWINDOW HSU ................................................... 535FIGURE535HSUMAINBUTTONMENU ................................................................................. 537FIGURE536MONITORPREFERENCES HBS........................................................................... 539FIGURE537MONITORPREFERENCES HSU .......................................................................... 540FIGURE538ADVANCEDPREFERENCES HBS ......................................................................... 542FIGURE539ADVANCEDPREFERENCES HSU ......................................................................... 542FIGURE61LOGGINGONWITHFACTORYDEFAULTIPADDRESS..................................................... 69


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FIGURE62LOGGINGONWITHLOCALCONNECTION .................................................................. 69FIGURE63MAINWINDOWFORUNCONFIGUREDHBSODU .................................................... 610FIGURE64ACTIVATEDHBSRECOGNIZINGINSTALLEDBUTUNCONFIGUREDHSUS ......................... 620FIGURE65HSUCONTEXTMENU..........................................................................................621FIGURE66HSUREGISTRATIONDIALOG .................................................................................630

FIGURE67TWOREGISTEREDHSUCARDS MEDIUMVIEW........................................................631FIGURE68TWOREGISTEREDHSUCARDS EXTENDEDVIEW......................................................631FIGURE69HBSNOMADICCONFIGURATION........................................................................... 632FIGURE610FULLYFUNCTIONALMIXEDFIXEDANDNOMADICSECTOR TABLEVIEW....................... 633FIGURE611FULLYFUNCTIONALMIXEDFIXEDANDNOMADICSECTOR MAPVIEW ........................ 634FIGURE612PREPARINGTOUPLOADTHENOMADICFILE ...........................................................638FIGURE71AIRINTERFACETABFORFCCUCBP........................................................................ 72FIGURE81VLANFORMANAGEMENT ..................................................................................... 89FIGURE82SUPPORTEDPROTOCOLS....................................................................................... 810FIGURE83ADDOREDITAUSER ...........................................................................................813FIGURE84SNMPV3USERSLIST..........................................................................................814

FIGURE85DEFAULTSNMPV3LOGONDIALOG ......................................................................816FIGURE86SECTORSECURITYSETTINGS .................................................................................. 819FIGURE87CHANGELINKPASSWORDDIALOGBOX ...................................................................820FIGURE88LOSTORFORGOTTENLINKPASSWORDRECOVERY.....................................................820FIGURE89CHANGINGTHECOMMUNITYSTRINGS/PASSWORDS ................................................. 822FIGURE810ALTERNATIVECOMMUNITYDIALOGBOX ............................................................... 823FIGURE811DATEANDTIMECONFIGURATION ........................................................................ 824FIGURE812CHANGEDATEANDTIME ................................................................................... 825FIGURE813SETTINGETHERNETSERVICES .............................................................................. 825FIGURE814HBSCOLLOCATEDCLIENTORINDEPENDENTUNIT ................................................... 827

FIGURE

815HBSCOLLOCATED

MASTER

................................................................................. 827FIGURE816RESTOREFACTORYSETTINGSANDLICENSEACTIVATION........................................... 829FIGURE817HSUINTERCOMMUNICATION CONNECTIONTABLE ............................................... 831FIGURE818HSUCONFIGURATIONWINDOW(HBS)................................................................ 833FIGURE819HSUCONFIGURATION SETTINGANTENNATYPEANDPARAMETERS.......................... 834FIGURE820HSUCONFIGURATION IPADDRESSES ................................................................. 835FIGURE821UNIT10.104.50.1DOWN;UNIT10.104.50.3AVAILABLE,NOTREGISTERED............. 844FIGURE822CHANGEORADDBANDS....................................................................................848FIGURE823ADD/CHANGEBANDDIALOG ..............................................................................849FIGURE824ADDBANDSINSTRUCTIONSPANEL.......................................................................852FIGURE825TELNETSESSIONLOGONTOTHEHBS .................................................................. 857

FIGURE826TELNETMANAGEMENTWINDOW HSU............................................................... 859FIGURE91DIRECTOROVERTHEAIRCONNECTIONTOAREGISTEREDHSU ..................................... 92FIGURE92REGISTEREDHSU EXTENDEDVIEW......................................................................... 92FIGURE93DIRECTCONNECTIONTOASTANDALONEHSUOUTOFTHEBOX................................... 93FIGURE94HSUCONFIG. AIRINTERFACEFORREGISTEREDFIXEDHSU ....................................... 94FIGURE95HSUCONFIG. AIRINTERFACEFORSTANDALONEFIXEDHSU..................................... 95FIGURE96HSUCONFIG. AIRINTERFACE,REGISTEREDNOMADICHSUORHMU ......................... 95FIGURE97HSUCONFIG. AIRINTERFACE,STANDALONENOMADICHSUORHMU ...................... 95FIGURE98HSUCONFIG. AIRINTERFACEUNREGISTEREDHSU.................................................. 96FIGURE101SERVICE(TIMESLOTS)UPDATEFORAFIXEDHSU...................................................10 3FIGURE102SERVICE(TIMESLOTS)UPDATEFORANOMADICHSUS............................................104FIGURE103SECTORSTATUSFOREXAMPLE1 ......................................................................... 106FIGURE104SECTORUTILIZATIONPANEFROMTHEMAINWINDOWFOREXAMPLE1 ..................... 107


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FIGURE105SECTORUTILIZATION EXAMPLE1....................................................................... 108FIGURE106SECTORUTILIZATION TIMELINE EXAMPLE1 ...................................................... 109FIGURE107HSUUTILIZATION HSURELATIVE EXAMPLE1................................................. 1010FIGURE108HSUUTILIZATION HSURELATIVETIMELINE EXAMPLE1................................... 1010FIGURE109HSUUTILIZATION SECTORRELATIVE EXAMPLE1 ............................................. 1010

FIGURE1010HSUUTILIZATION SECTORRELATIVETIMELINE EXAMPLE1............................. 1011FIGURE1011SECTORSTATUSFOREXAMPLE2 ALLDLTIMESLOTSALLOCATED ........................ 1011FIGURE1012SECTORUTILIZATION EXAMPLE2 .................................................................. 1012FIGURE1013SECTORSTATUSFOREXAMPLE3 ALLULTIMESLOTSALLOCATED ........................ 1013FIGURE1014SECTORUTILIZATIONPANEFROMTHEMAINWINDOWFOREXAMPLE3 ................. 1014FIGURE1015HSUUTILIZATION SECTORRELATIVETIMELINE EXAMPLE3............................. 1014FIGURE1016HSUUTILIZATION SECTORRELATIVE EXAMPLE3 ........................................... 1015FIGURE1017SECTORSTATUSFOREXAMPLE4 HALFULTIMESLOTSALLOCATED...................... 1016FIGURE1018SECTORUTILIZATIONPANEFROMTHEMAINWINDOWFOREXAMPLE4 ................. 1016FIGURE1019HSUUTILIZATION SECTORRELATIVETIMELINE EXAMPLE4............................. 1017FIGURE1020SECTORUTILIZATION EXAMPLE4 .................................................................. 1017

FIGURE1021HSUUTILIZATION HSURELATIVE EXAMPLE4............................................... 1017FIGURE1022HSUUTILIZATION SECTORRELATIVE EXAMPLE4 ........................................... 1018FIGURE1023EXAMPLE3:HALFTHEUPLINKTIMESLOTSRESERVEDAT10MHZCBW................ 1020FIGURE1024EXAMPLE3:HALFTHEUPLINKTIMESLOTSRESERVEDAT20MHZCBW................ 1021FIGURE1025EXAMPLE3:HALFTHEUPLINKTIMESLOTSRESERVEDAT40MHZCBW................ 1022FIGURE111MOBILEHBSAFTERINITIALLOGON .................................................................... 113FIGURE112HBSMOBILITYCONFIGURATION ......................................................................... 114FIGURE113CONFIGUREDMOBILITYSECTOR........................................................................ 1113FIGURE114PREPARINGTOUPLOADTHEMOBILITYFILE.........................................................1116FIGURE121GETDIAGNOSTICSDIALOGBOX HBS.................................................................12 2

FIGURE

122GET

DIAGNOSTICS

DIALOG

BOX

HSU.................................................................123FIGURE123TYPICALINCOMPATIBLYMESSAGESFORHSUSONHBSDISPLAY................................ 125FIGURE124THISHSUREQUIRESASOFTWAREUPGRADE.......................................................... 125FIGURE125RECENTEVENTS:LEFTTORIGHT:HBS,HSUFROMHBS,HSUDIRECT...................... 129FIGURE126PERFORMANCEMONITORING:L.TOR. HBS,HSUFROMHBS,HSU................... 1210FIGURE127SETTINGTHEUPPERTRAFFICTHRESHOLD............................................................. 1211FIGURE128HBS PERFORMANCEMONITORINGREPORT VALIDDATA................................... 1211FIGURE129HBS PERFORMANCEMONITORINGREPORT SHOWINGINVALIDDATA................... 1212FIGURE1210HSU PERFORMANCEMONITORING VALIDANDINVALIDDATA(1OF3) ............. 1213FIGURE1211HSU PERFORMANCEMONITORING VALIDANDINVALIDDATA(2OF3) ............. 1213FIGURE1212HSU PERFORMANCEMONITORING VALIDANDINVALIDDATA(3OF3) ............. 1214

FIGURE131INTERFERENCECAUSEDBYCOLLOCATEDUNITS....................................................... 132FIGURE132COLLOCATEDUNITSUSINGHUBSITESYNCHRONIZATION(1) .................................... 132FIGURE133COLLOCATEDUNITSUSINGHUBSITESYNCHRONIZATION(2) .................................... 132FIGURE134RADIOFRAMEPATTERN..................................................................................... 134FIGURE141HSSINTERCONNECTIONUNIT ............................................................................. 142FIGURE142HSSWIRINGSCHEMATIC ................................................................................... 143FIGURE143HSSSYNCSIGNALPATHWITHODU1ASHSSMASTER .......................................... 143FIGURE144CASCADINGTWOHSSUNITS.............................................................................. 144FIGURE145CASCADINGTHREEHSSUNITS............................................................................ 144FIGURE146HSSSETTINGSWINDOW .................................................................................... 146FIGURE147SETTINGHBSASHSMORHSC.......................................................................... 147FIGURE148HBSASHSM .................................................................................................. 147FIGURE151HSSSETTINGSWINDOW ....................................................................................154


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FIGURE152EXTENDEDPROTOCOLPARAMETERSFORHSSOE ...................................................155FIGURE153HSSDISCOVERYFILTERS .....................................................................................155FIGURE161GENERALGSUCONFIGURATIONUSINGBOTHETHERNETANDANHSSUNIT................ 162FIGURE162GSUMAINWIDOWATSTARTUP ......................................................................... 164FIGURE163GPSSTATUSUNDERNORMALUSE ....................................................................... 164

FIGURE164GSUCONFIGURATIONWINDOW......................................................................... 165FIGURE171SOFTWAREUPGRADEUTILITY MAINWINDOW.....................................................172FIGURE172ADD/REMOVESITEBUTTONS ............................................................................172FIGURE173ADDINGASINGLESITEFORUPGRADE...................................................................173FIGURE174SOFTWAREUPGRADEINPROGRESS NOTETHESTOPBUTTON ..................................175FIGURE175SOFTWAREUPGRADECOMPLETEDSUCCESSFULLY....................................................175FIGURE176BULKBACKUPSETUPWINDOW............................................................................ 176FIGURE181VLANSCENARIOSHANDLEDBYRADWIN5000HBS ............................................ 182FIGURE182SEPARATINGCLIENTDATASTREAMSUSINGDOUBLETAGGING................................... 183FIGURE191FALSERADARMITIGATION .................................................................................192FIGURE231FRESNELZONE.................................................................................................. 234

FIGURE232ACCESSINGTHELINKBUDGETCALCULATOR...........................................................235FIGURE233LINKBUDGETWINDOW STARTUP....................................................................... 235FIGURE234 RADWIN5000HPMPLBCMAINWINDOW ...................................................... 236FIGURE235BANDSELECTOR............................................................................................... 237FIGURE236 CALCULATIONOFDISTANCEFROMSITECOORDINATES............................................. 238FIGURE237CLIMACTICCFACTORS....................................................................................... 239FIGURE238CLIMACTICCFACTORDESCRIPTION .................................................................... 2310FIGURE239WORLDMAPSHOWINGCFACTORCONTOURS ..................................................... 2310FIGURE2310LBC RESULTSSECTION................................................................................. 2311FIGURE241SPECTRUMVIEWDATAPANELFORTHEHBS,READYFORDATA................................. 245

FIGURE

242SPECTRUM

VIEW

ANALYSIS

COLOR

CODES

............................................................. 247FIGURE243HSUSPECTRUMANALYSISINCOMPLETEISOLATIONFROMTHESECTOR...................... 248FIGURE244HSUSPECTRUMANALYSISWITHINTHESECTOR ...................................................... 249FIGURE251WEBINTERFACE LOGON.................................................................................. 257FIGURE252WEBINTERFACE MAINWINDOW,HBS .............................................................. 258FIGURE253SECTORSTATUSPANEL...................................................................................... 258FIGURE254HSUHAYDNDEREGISTERED............................................................................... 259FIGUREC1TOPLEVELSECTIONSOFTHEPRIVATEMIB ............................................................... C3FIGUREC2PRODUCTMIB..................................................................................................... C3FIGUREF1GRANDECLAME.....................................................................................................F3FIGUREF2PETITECLAME........................................................................................................F3

FIGUREF3BRAS....................................................................................................................F3FIGUREF4MONTAGESURUNPYLNE......................................................................................F4FIGUREF5MONTAGESURUNMUR..........................................................................................F5


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ListofTablesTABLE11USERMANUAL GENERALLAYOUT.......................................................................... 11

TABLE21NEWANDCHANGEDFEATURESSINCERELEASE3.4.00.................................................22TABLE41BILLOFMATERIALS:STANDARDMOUNTINGKIT........................................................417TABLE42LPUKITCONTENTS.............................................................................................422TABLE43IDUHLEDINDICATORS ......................................................................................429TABLE44MOUNTINGADAPTERKITFORSMALLFORMFACTORHSUS .........................................430TABLE51PCREQUIREMENTSFORTHERADWINMANAGERAPPLICATION...................................51TABLE52PRECONFIGUREDSETUP HBS................................................................................. 53TABLE53PRECONFIGUREDSETUP HSUS............................................................................... 54TABLE54PRECONFIGUREDSETUP LEVELALLOCATIONFORMAXIMUMNOMADICHSUS.................55TABLE55PRECONFIGUREDSETUP ONENOMADICHSU............................................................ 56TABLE56USERTYPES,DEFAULTPASSWORDSANDFUNCTION....................................................510

TABLE57RADIOPLANFORASMALLSECTOR.........................................................................520TABLE59HBSMAINBUTTONBARFUNCTIONS .......................................................................524TABLE510HBSDETAILPANELBUTTONBARFUNCTIONS .........................................................526TABLE511HBS/HSUSTATUSLIGHTCOLORCODES................................................................530TABLE512NAVIGATIONTOOLBARBUTTONFUNCTIONS..........................................................530TABLE513HBSMAINWINDOWCONTEXTMENUANDBUTTONBARFUNCTIONS ..........................534TABLE514HSUMAINBUTTONBARFUNCTIONS ....................................................................537TABLE61DEFAULTSETTINGS................................................................................................ 63TABLE62PRECONFIGUREDSETUP HBS................................................................................. 65TABLE63PRECONFIGUREDSETUP HSUS............................................................................... 66

TABLE64PRECONFIGUREDSETUP LEVELALLOCATIONFORMAXIMUMNOMADICHSUS.................67TABLE65PRECONFIGUREDSETUP ONENOMADICHSU............................................................ 68TABLE81SNMPV3PREDEFINEDUSERS ................................................................................812TABLE82AESINDICATORSFORANHBS ..............................................................................855TABLE83AESINDICATORSFORANHSU..............................................................................8 55TABLE84HBSTELNET DISPLAYCOMMANDS.......................................................................857TABLE85HBSTELNET SETIMMEDIATECOMMANDS ............................................................858TABLE86HBSTELNET SETCOMMANDSREQUIRINGRESET ....................................................858TABLE87HSUTELNET DISPLAYCOMMANDS ......................................................................859TABLE88HSUTELNET SETIMMEDIATECOMMANDS ............................................................860TABLE89HSUTELNET SETCOMMANDSREQUIRINGRESET ...................................................860

TABLE101TRAFFICGENERATIONEXAMPLES TIMESLOT(TS)ALLOCATION................................10 5TABLE102TRAFFICSTATISTICSFOREACHHSU ...................................................................... 108TABLE111GPSSTATUSLEDS ..........................................................................................1127TABLE121GETDIAGNOSTICSDATAANDDESCRIPTION ...........................................................121TABLE122HBSPERFORMANCEMONITORINGFIELDS...........................................................1211TABLE123HSUPERFORMANCEMONITORINGFIELDS..........................................................1214TABLE124RADWINMANAGERTRAPMESSAGES ...............................................................1216TABLE131RADIOFRAMEPATTERNTABLE RADWIN5000HBS........................................... 134TABLE132RADIOFRAMEPATTERNTABLE RADWIN2000..................................................13 4TABLE133LEGENDFORRADIOFRAMEPATTERNTABLES.........................................................135TABLE141EXTERNALPULSESTATUS.................................................................................... 148TABLE151EXTERNALPULSESTATUS.................................................................................... 159TABLE171SWUFILESBYPRODUCT.................................................................................... 173


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TABLE181PORTSETTINGS INGRESSDIRECTION.................................................................... 185TABLE182PORTSETTINGS EGRESSDIRECTION .....................................................................186TABLE183FURTHERVLANCONFIGURATIONOPTIONSANDRESULTSBYTAGMODE ...................18 10TABLE201LATITUDEANDLONGITUDELOCATIONSOFTDWRS .................................................205TABLE211DEFAULTPRIORITIESANDALLOCATIONBYVLANIDANDDIFFSERV ...........................21 1

TABLE221HSUCAPACITYUPGRADELIST.............................................................................223TABLE241SPECTRUMVIEWANALYSISDISPLAYBUTTONSFUNCTIONALITY..................................24 6TABLE251PRECONFIGUREDSETUP HBS.............................................................................252TABLE252PRECONFIGUREDSETUP HSUS...........................................................................253TABLE253PRECONFIGUREDSETUP LEVELALLOCATIONFORMAXIMUMNOMADICHSUS.............254TABLE254PRECONFIGUREDSETUP ONENOMADICHSU .......................................................255TABLEB1ODUPOERJ45CONNECTORPINOUT ....................................................................B1TABLEB2LANGBEPOERJ45CONNECTORPINOUT ..............................................................B1TABLEB3HBS/HSSUNITCONNECTIONPINOUT.....................................................................B2TABLEB4FASTETHERNETCONNECTORPINOUT .......................................................................B3TABLEB5TERMINALBLOCK2PIN48VDC ............................................................................B3

TABLEB6SU2ACPOWERPINASSIGNMENTS..........................................................................B3TABLEB7POWERCONNECTOR FRONTVIEWANDPINOUT........................................................B4TABLEB8LANPOEM12CONNECTORPINOUT ......................................................................B4TABLEB9ALARMCONNECTORPINOUT..................................................................................B5TABLEC1SUPPORTEDVARIABLES..........................................................................................C4TABLEC2PRIVATEMIBPARAMETERS HBS...........................................................................C6TABLEC3PRIVATEMIBPARAMETERS HSU ........................................................................C39TABLEC4MIBTRAPS........................................................................................................C72TABLED1SAFETYDISTANCESFORRADWIN5000HPMPFCCANDICPRODUCTS ......................D1TABLED2SAFETYDISTANCESFORRADWIN5000HPMPETSIPRODUCTS ................................D2

TABLE

E1SPATIAL

MULTIPLEXING

DIVERSITY

SETTINGS

............................................................ E3TABLEE2RADWIN5000HPMPAIRRATES......................................................................... E3


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Chapter1:

AboutthisUserManual

ManualStructureThisUserManualisdividedintosevenfunctionallydistinctsectionsreflectingtheactivitiesrequiredtosetupaRADWIN5000HPMPsector.Thedivisionisshowninthefollowingtable:

TypographicalConvention

Whereatermisdefinedorintroducedforthefirsttime,itisshowninBoldface.

Table11:UserManual Generallayout

Section GeneralContent Purpose

1 BasicInstallation Coreinformationtophysicallyinstallasector:Site

preparationandhardwareInstallation

2 SectorInstallation UnderstandingtheRADWINManagerwindows.UsingtheRADWINManagertobringupasector.

3 SectorConfiguration

andManagement

Finetuningforthebasestationandthesubscriberunits.UsingSmartBandwidthManagement,monitoring,diagnostics,bringingupamobilitysector.

4 SiteSynchronization IntrasitewithHubSiteSynchronization,intersitewiththe

GPSSynchronizationUnit

5 Advanced

InstallationTopicsSoftwareupgrade,VLAN,QoS,RadarMitigation,DynamicFrequencySelection(Radaravoidance),Capacityupgrade

6 FieldInstallation

Topics LinkBudgetCalculator,SpectrumView,Webinterface

7 ProductReference Technicalspecifications,wiringtables,MIBreference


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ViewingandPrinting

ViewingandPrinting

ThismanualisoptimizedforviewingonlineasaPDFfile.Tothisenditusesan11pointTahomatypefaceformaintext.Tablesformostpart,use7or8pointfonts.Hereareafewpointersforhardcopyprinting:

Thetextandtabletypefacesusedarelargeenoughtoprintthemanualattwopagespersheet

Forgoodlegibility,useacommercialgradelaserprinter.Acolorprinterisofcoursebest,howeveramonochromeprintersettousegrayscalegivesacceptableresults

Betterqualityinkjetprintersalsogivegoodoutput

Notifications

NotificationsconsistofWarnings,CautionsandNotes.

OccasionallyweuseaNoteasaTip:

Warning

AWarningisanotificationofriskofdangertopersonsoperatingneartheequipment

Caution

ACautionisanotificationofriskofdamagetoequipmentorofservicedegradation

Note

ThepurposeofaNoteisto Drawyourattentiontosomethingthatmaynotbeobviousorcounter

intuitive

EmphasizeaspecialfeatureorpeculiarityoftheRADWIN5000HPMP

Offeranexternalreferenceforadditionalinformation

AddacaveatthatwouldnotqualifyasafullCautionorWarning(seebelow)

Provideadditionalbackgroundtowhatfollows

Offerarecommendation

Highlightanindicationofsomethingtowatchoutfor Adviseyouifanactionhassideeffectsi.e.itmaydisturbsomething

elsethatwouldbebestleftundisturbed

Remindyouofsomethingthatshouldbekeptinmind

Tip

Thisisaboutausefulshortcutormethodnototherwiseobvious.


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Terminology

Terminology APointtoMultipointnetworkistypicallyabbreviatedtoPtMP.ThePtMPnetworks

describedinthisManualareofcourse,radiolinks.

APtMPlinkconsistsofatleastoneBase

Station(BS)radiolinkedtoseveralSubscriberUnit(SU)radios.TheSUsaresometimescalledCustomerPremisesEquipment(CPEs).Theterminologycomesfromthefieldoftelephony.

TheRADWIN5000HPMPproductsuiteprovidesthehighestcapacityandspectrumefficiencyavailableinthePointtoMultipointsub6GHzband.WedistinguishbetweengenericBSsandSUsandRADWINunits,relabelingtheformertoHBSandthelattertoHSUs(H=highcapacity).

TheradiolinksareeffectedbyusingasectorantennawiththeHBS.TheHSUsusedirectionalantennasalignedtotheHBS.

ASectorconsistsofaHBSandagroupofHSUswithintheangularsectorcoveredbythe

HBSantenna.ASectoristypically60,90or120dependingonthechoiceofantenna.

HBSsmaybecollocatedtoprovidesectorialcoverageupto360.

TheRFcharacteristicsofaSectorwillbecommontoeachradio:Frequency(regulation),bandandchannelbandwidth.AdjacentSectorsinaPtMPnetworkwilltypicallyusedifferentfrequenciesandnonoverlappingbandstomitigateHBSselfinterference.

AHSUmaybedefinedasfixed,nomadicormobile.

AfixedHSUisjustthat installedatafixedlocation.

AnomadicHSUisattachedtoavehiclethatmovesaboutwithinasectorandacrosssectorsinsideawelldefinedarea.Serviceisprovidedwhenthevehicleisstationary.

AmobileHSU(HMU)providesservicewhilethevehicletowhichitisattachedismovingorstationary.Thevehicleistypicallyarailwaycarriage,acar(automobile)oraship.AclassofHMUs,VehicularMobileUnits(VMU)provideWiFiserviceandincludeanintegratedGPSunit.

DownlinktrafficisdatatransferfromanHBStoanHSU.

UplinktrafficisdatatransferfromanHSUtoanHBS.

TimeslotsareassignedtoeachHSUtoprioritizethem.63timeslotsareavailableineachoftheuplinkanddownlinkdirections.

ForeachfixedornomadicHSU,Assuredthroughputisdeterminedbytheactualnumberoftimeslotsallocatedtoitineitherdirection.Peakthroughput(higherthanAssuredthroughput)maybeachievedbyallocatingunuseddownlinktimeslotsorunallocateduplinktimeslotstoverybusyHSUs.ThisprocessiscalledSmartBandwidthManagement(SBM).SBMtakesuponetimeslotineachdirection.


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Chapter2:

Introduction

WelcometoRADWIN5000!RADWIN5000deliversupto250Mbpsandistheidealchoiceforlastmileenterpriseconnectivityandhighendapplicationsthatdemandassuredperformancewithguaranteedbandwidthpersubscriber.

RADWIN5000HPMPsectorbasestationdeliversupto250Mbps,providingthehighestendusercapacityinthemarkettobestsupportdataandhighresolutionvideoapplications,todayandtomorrow.Bydeliveringhighcapacityoverasingleradiounit,RADWINsolutionsavesvaluabletowerspace,easesmaintenanceeffortsandreducesthetotalcostofownershippermegabit.Offeringavarietyofpowerfulsubscriberunits(HSUs),RADWIN5000HPMPenables

servicecapacityofupto100Mbpsforenterprisecustomers.TherearethreetypesofRADWIN5000subscriberunits:

Fixed permanentlyinstalledatfixedlocations

Nomadic installedinavehiclethatmaymovefromonebasestationtoanother.Serviceisprovidedwhenthevehicleisstationary.

Mobile installedinanykindofmovingvehicle.Serviceiscontinuousandseamlessfrombasestationsinthenetwork.MobilesubscriberunitscanonlybeconfiguredinaMobilesector,whichusesadifferenttypeofbasestationfromthatusedwithfixedandnomadicunits.MobileunitsmayberegularformfactorordedicatedVehicularMobile

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WhatsNewinRelease3.5.50

WhatsNewinRelease3.5.50GArelease3.5.50isarollupofimprovementsandnewfeaturessinceGArelease3.4.00.ThenewandchangedfeaturesareshowninTable 21:

Table21:Newandchangedfeaturessincerelease3.4.00

Release NewandChangedFeatures

3.4.50

SmartBandwidthManagement(DBA):

SupportedattheHBS modeldependent Supportforallavailable5,10,20and40MHz channelbandwidths SupportforallavailableFrequencyBands Timeslotsallocations SeparateUL/DLtimeslotsallocations(upto63time

slotsineachdirection) SectorUtilization Enhancedutilizationofunusedtimeslotresources

Peakrate HSUcanreachhighpeakrateofuptofullsectorcapacity Delay Improveddelayperformance SecuredSLASecuredSLAforeachHSU

3.4.70

SNMPv3:

SNMPv3incorporatesConfidentiality,IntegrityandAuthenticationfortheManagementcommunication

RADWIN5000ODUssupportSNMPv3protocolwithsecuritylevelofDES RADWIN5000ODUssupportbothSNMPv1,SNMPv3orboth RNMSsupportsbothSNMPv1andSNMPv3

HSUMIMOModes:

EachHSUunitinthesectorcanbeconfiguretooperateunderDiversity(parallelidenticalstreams),SpatialMultiplexing(splitstreamsformaximumthroughput)orAutoSelectionmode

Autoselectionmodeselectsthelinkmodulationandcodingscheme(MCS)accordingtotheradiolinkconditionstoprovidehighservicequalityandoptimizedthroughputininterferedanddynamicenvironments

HBSThroughputModes:

HBSthroughputcannowbeconfiguredtoMaximumthroughputorOptimizedlatencymodes:

Maximumthroughput(default)Providesthemaximumthroughput

accordingtothelinkconditions Optimizedlatency Lowersthelinkratetominimizelatency

3.4.80

Supportfor3.650and3.700GHzFCCUnrestrictedContentionBasedProtocol(UCBP)

Supportfor6.4GHzUniversalforlowtemperature(55C)at5,10,20and40MHzchannelbandwidth.Throughputsofbetween10and250Mbpsareavailabledependingonmodel.

Supportfor6.4GHzETSIforlowtemperature(35C)at5,10,and20MHzchannelbandwidth.Throughputsofbetween10and250Mbpsareavailabledependingonmodel.

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3.4.85

AdditionofSNMPversionchoiceatlogon.UsersoperatingbehindafirewallblockingSNMPv3messagescancircumventtheproblembycontinuingtoworkwithSNMPv1.

ThebulksectorsoftwarebackuppreviouslyavailableaspartoftheSoftwareUpgradeprocedure,isnowavailableasastandaloneutility.ItcreatesindividualsoftwarebackupfilesfortheHBSandeachHSUinthesector.ItcanalsobeinvokedfromanHSUwindowforthespecificHSU.

Mobility:

NewdedicatedHMU(VMU)foruseinalltypesofmotorvehicles SmartBandwidthManagement(SBM)cannowbeusedinmobilitysectors Antennamodemaynowbespatiallymultiplexed,diversityorautoselec

tion

VMUsmaybetrackedinaGoogleEarth(KMZ)filefromstoredGPSdataHBS

TheWebInterfacefortheVMUshowsthecurrentGPSlocationanprovidesatabtodisplayaGoogleEarthmapcenteredontheVMUsposition

Ruggedvehicleunit(VMU):

Withstandsheat,cold,rain,humidity,dustandvibration Roofmountedexternalantennasforextendrangeandperformance Poweredfromoutsidesourceordirectlyfromthevehicle Broadbandnetworkconnectivityfordevicesinandaroundthevehicle FunctionasHMUorMobilityHBS(forsmallcloud)

BuiltinGPSfor: Trackingandlocationbasedsolutions

Mutualinterferenceavoidance HBSTDDSync(1PPS)

PoE802.3afportsforexternaldevices,e.g.IPCamera MultipleI/Oformonitoringandcontrolvariousvehiclesystems MultibeamsmartantennaforNomadicapplications WiFiInterface:

ConnectivityofWiFibaseddevices,functionsasAPorSTA

Unitmanagement

BuiltineMMCcardforavarietyofstorageapplications,e.g.Video

3.5.50

IPv6support

Supportforbothserial(standard)HSSandHSSoverEthernet

NewGSUusingeitherserial(standard)HSSorHSSoverEthernet

SupportforTTLperQoSqueueandstrictpriority

RSSindicationperhorizontalandverticalchain

Table21:Newandchangedfeaturessincerelease3.4.00(Continued)

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KeyfeaturesofRADWIN5000

KeyfeaturesofRADWIN5000

General

Ethernetconnectivity AdvancedOFDM&MIMO2x2fornLOSandNLOSperformance

Enhancedinterferencemitigationcapability

Inter&intrasitesynctoreduceselfinterference

Longrangeupto40km/25miles

Widerangeoffrequencybands 2.3 2.7GHz,3.33.8GHz,4.96.4GHz

DedicatedBandwidthensuringSLA&latency

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SubscriberUnits

SubscriberUnits Highcapacity:ForFixedandNomadic,5/10/25/50/100Mbpsaggregatethroughput.

ForMobility,50/100Mbpsaggregatethroughput.

SupportscustomerSLAsbyassignmentofdedicatedbandwidthforuplinkanddown

linkperHSU,attheHBS SeparateuplinkanddownlinkconfigurableMaximumInformationRate(MIR)perHSU

Upgradablesubscriberunitcapacityusingasoftwarekey

Fixed,nomadic,mobilitytypes

ComponentsofaRADWIN5000PointtoMultipointSector

MajorComponents

ARADWIN5000PointtoMultipointSectorconsistsofanHBSequippedwithasectorantenna,communicatingwithupto32HSUslocatedwithinthebeamofitsantenna.

Figure21:SectorSchematic:MainComponents


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Accessories

BoththeHBSandtheHSUscommunicaterespectively,withtheserviceproviderandusersthroughPoEdevices.ThecommunicationprotocolforboththeserviceproviderandtheusersisEthernet.

ExtendedradialcoveragecanbeachievedbysettingupadjacentsectorsusingcollocatedHBSs.

Accessories

TobuildaRADWIN5000sectoryouwillrequiresomeofthefollowingaccessories:

PoEdevices BothGigabitand100Mbps HSSunit Collocationunitforintrasiteserialsynchronization

IDUHAggregationunitforacollocatedhubsiteinsteadofmultiplePoEdevices(noHSSunitrequired)

GSUforintersitesynchronization

AdditionalHSUtypesincludingACpoweredunits

Antennas Awidevarietyofdirectionalandsectorantennasisavailable

ODUandantennamountingkits

LightningprotectorforusewithallRADWINoutdoorproducts

Ethernetrepeater enablesyoutoextendnonGbEPoE ODUcablesbeyondthe100mlimit

CAT5ecablesofvariouslengthsspecificallyforusewithRADWINradiosandPoEdevices

Groundingcables

SectorManagementToolsRADWINManager

TheRADWINManagerisanSNMPbasedmanagementapplicationwhichmanagesacompletesectoroverasingleIPaddress.ItcanalsomanageHSUsseparately.

Theintuitive,easytouseRADWINManagerhasarichgraphicaluserinterface.

RADWINWebInterfaceforManagement

TheWebInterfaceenablesyoutocarryoutbasicsectormanagementfunctionsusingaWebbrowser.Itisaneasywaytorapidlyconfigureandsetupalink.

Itmaybeusedto

Establishasectoronaminimalbasis Checklinkparametersandmakebasicchanges

Note

HBSsmaybeconnectedthroughIDUHaggregationunits.


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SectorManagementTools

ViewthelinkInventory

InspecttheRecentEventslogs

FulldetailsaresuppliedinChapter25.

RADWINNetworkManagementSystem(RNMS)

TheRADWINNetworkManagementSystemenablesServiceProviderstomanageallRADWINlinksintheirnetworkfromaNetworkOperationsCenter(NOC).

UsingRNMS,ServiceProviderscanconfigureandmonitorupto10,000RADWINlinks1.TheintuitiveeasytouseRNMSprovidesafullrangeofnetworksurveillance,monitoring,configurationandfaultmanagementcapabilities.ItoffersuserscompletevisibilityandcontrolovertheirRADWINbasednetworks.

DocumentationsuppliedwithRADWIN5000HPMP

ThetechnicaldocumentationsuppliedwithaRADWIN5000HPMP,islocatedontheproduct

CD.Itincludesthefollowingitems:

AQuickInstallationGuideforexperiencedinstallers(alsohardcopy)

AfullUserManual thedocumentwhichyouarereading

AHelpfileaccessiblefromtheRADWINManager

LinkBudgetCalculator

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Chapter3:

SiteSurvey

PlanningtheSectorSiteOverview

Sectorsiteplanningconsistsofasetofsurveys,whichmustbecarriedoutbeforeanyequipmentisdeployed.Ifforsomereason,theoutcomeofanyofthesesurveysisnegative,HBSorHSUrelocationwillneedtobeconsidered.

ASiteSurveyconsistsofthreestages:

1. Preliminarysurvey Theproposedsectorisanalyzedintheofficeusingatopographic

map.YoushoulduseadditionaltoolssuchastheLinkBudgetCalculatorortheRadioPlanner.

2. Physicalsurvey Thelocationsoftheindoorandoutdoorequipmentaredeterminedon

site.

3. RadioFrequency(RF)survey Itisrecommendedthattheinstallationareabescannedwithaspectrumanalyzer,toidentifyRFinterferencesoastodetermineaclearchannelforradioinstallation(onsite).

TheSiteSurveyIntroduction

RADWINwirelesslinksmustbeplannedbeforeinstallation.Thedesignatedinstallationsitesmustbeappraisedtodeterminethatthewirelesssystemisabletooperateefficientlyandprovideconnectivitywithoutsignaldegradation.

RADWIN5000HPMPoffersawideoperatingfrequencyrange.Afreefrequencychannelmustbedeterminedwithintheoperatingrange,foroptimumperformance.


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RecommendedEquipment

RecommendedEquipmentStage1:PreliminarySurvey

Topologicalmapofthearea

Urbanmapofthearea

Compass LinkBudgetCalculatorand/orRadioPlanner

Stage2:PhysicalSurvey

100metertapemeasure

Ohmmeter,tocheckgroundconnection

Binoculars

Map

Digitalcamera

Paper,pencil,andaclipboard

GPSdevice(optional)

Compass(optional)

Stage3:RFSurvey

SpectrumAnalyzerwithMaxHoldfunctionandscreencapturefacilitythatcanstoremultipleimages,fordocumentationpurposes

RFaccessories(connectorsandcables)

Communicationdevices(forexample,cellularphones,orasetofwalkietalkies)

Stage1:PreliminarySurveyApreliminarysurveyisnecessarybeforevisitingpotentialinstallationsites.AsmuchdetailaspossibleshouldbeobtainedaboutthedesignatedODUinstallationsitesandtheareabetweenthem.

Toperformapreliminarysurvey:

1.Markthedesignatedinstallationsitesonatopographicmapofthearea.

2

manual radwin 5000

Documents