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ExtendAir® eMIMO™ Series Digital Microwave Radios Installation

1. vi ERG A ERI p Aden ETERS vi Introduction 1 Related Documentation and Software 1 The ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 1 Basic uius eoo edis va dax Rx a E ea Rp di ow e ERR 3 Pre installation CR RES e a E ae 5 Link Engineering and Site Planning 3 Familiarization with the ExtendAir eMIMO Series Radios 5 Initial Configuration and Back to Back Bench Test 6 Time Division Duplex TDD Factors 8 Link Ofientalion iscceexgckk bk RR e RU deb ERR a dhe dik 8 System Installation and Initiation Process 11 Record Keeping secos e E E 3 Tae 12 Installation 2222226 be PD LEES 13 Mechanical Configuration and Mounting 13 Radio Ports and Indicators 54 Eve hex PEE HERE PEE exo 14 ll 15 Ethernet Lightning Surge Protection 16 Anteniia Transmission System
2. Gain Band Support GHz Manufacturer Model Number Type Diameter dBi 49 53 5 5 5 8 General Dynamics HQFD2 5 52 Solid Parabolic 2 5 ft 31 2 X X X Laird HDDASW 32 DP Solid Parabolic 3 ft 32 X X X X L Com HG5158DP 32D Solid Parabolic 3 ft 32 X X X RadioWaves SPD3 5 2 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 32 5 X X X CommScope PX3F 52 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 33 4 X X X General Dynamics QFD4 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 1 X X X CommScope HPX4F 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 5 X X X General Dynamics HQFD4 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 8 X X X RadioWaves HPD4 5 2 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 8 X X X CommScope PX4F 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 9 X X X RadioWaves SPD4 5 2 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 9 X X X General Dynamics QFD6 52 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 4 X X X CommScope PX6F 52 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 6 X X X General Dynamics HQFD6 52 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 8 X X X CommScope PARX6 59 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 9 X RadioWaves HPD6 5 2 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 9 X X X RadioWaves SPD6 5 2 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 9 X X X Mars MA WAS56 DP20 Panel 1 ft 22 5 20 5 X X X X MTI MT 485049 NVH Panel 1 ft 23V 23H X X X X MTI MT 466010 NVH Panel 2 ft 27 5 28 27 X X X X PC Tel MPRD2449 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 27 5 28 1 29 4 X X X X MTI MT 486013 NVH Panel 2 ft 28 29 X X X X L Com HG4958DP 30D Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 30 X X X X Mars MA WAS6 DP28N Panel 2 ft 28 5 20 X X X X PC Tel MPRD3649 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 29 8 31 32 X
3. 16 Transmission Line from Antenna to Radio 17 Antenna Alignment l 2kelacerehkecseetadeetPes kre t ee44 19 Configuration and Management 21 Quick Start expe e dde eae e ed qe es aes 23 Navigating the XE 2 2052 6024 200 aud RR EAD SCR ed dels oca s 24 Radio Information Page dese bed aa E RR ER ERR x 26 Administration Settings 27 Due Managemehit Pate edu o ra e RI RO eos es ox E oe Pri EE G 29 System Configuration Page 30 Antenna AI ene Page aye hades Ser E E sees 32 Performance Page 2129 P EE TED EA qa Gees RR EE 33 Metrics Link Statistics and Radio Interface Statistics Page 34 eae Ses hoes oie 36 Reboot ose RR HEN E Fare RR RIO EA EDO Ee E eee 37 Shutdow ARE 38 Manil Page Ra ERR SER d ex de aod ede dis aee 39 ET 40 Physical Specifications 40 System Specifications 4 9GHz Band 42 System Specifications 5 3GHz Band 43 System Speci
4. Verify LEDs for Good Link Test Network Connectivity Connect amp Test Primary Services Test Network Management System Radio Preparation Tasks Read This Manual Completely Pre configure Radios Perform Back to Back Test 11 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Record Keeping After installation record the following items for ongoing maintenance and future troubleshooting Keep a record for each end of the radio link and store a copy of these records at the radio location at the opposite end radio location and a central record storage location e GPS coordinates for antenna locations at each site e Antenna heights above ground level AGL as mounted e Antenna model numbers serial numbers and specifications e Antenna polarization as mounted e Length type of primary transmission lines at each site e Model number and serial number of RF lightning arrestors e Length type of secondary transmission line s Transmitter output power setting as installed at each site e RSL as measured after antenna alignment at each site e Designed RSL per original design at each site RSL reading with far end power off from each end e Spectrum analyzer plot with far end off at each site e Voltage standing wave ratio VSWR return loss at radio s antenna connector at each site e Radio s network management IP address at each site e
5. 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios System Configuration Page This page contains several critical system parameters amp Radio Information Update Radio Default Administration Configuration System Configuration System Advanced Current Value New Value 9 Monitor Radio RF State Enable 8 Terms of Use Endpoint Identifier Radio B Reson 58 amp Shutdown Bandwidth 40 MHz 40MHz amp Manual RF Frequency GHz 5 755 5755 QoS Disable Disable Antenna Type External Effective Antenna Gain 9 dBi 9dBi Disable Transmit Power Limit 25 dBm Disable Power Limit Link Distance 1 6 km 1 mile 1 6 km 1 mile Y Figure 13 System Configuration page Most entries on this page are self explanatory The following lists unique or important parameters e Disable the Radio RF State parameter to stop transmitting to the far end radio e Set the Endpoint Identifier parameter to either Radio A or Radio B One end of the link must be Radio A and the other end must be Radio B Select the Band 5 GHz ISM or 4 9GHz parameter radio button 4 Note 4 9GHz band operation is restricted in most countries to Government or Public Safety use Consult with local regulatory restrictions prior to operating in this band e Select the RF Frequency to match at both ends For 5 8GHz ISM operation instead of selecting specific frequency you c
6. 208363 004 61 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios General Compliance and Safety The usage of radio transmission devices is subject to specific regulatory requirements governed by regional legislation In most cases the specific device must be authorized for use in a given country and must be installed and adjusted in accordance with specific radio frequency settings and in a manner that has been authorized specific to the device itself in accordance with the specific location of the device Some users may be completely or partially restricted from use of the device Please consult local governmental agency agencies for regulatory requirements before use or contact Exalt or your Exalt authorized dealer for assistance Do not modify this device in any way without the express written consent of Exalt Modification voids the manufacturer warranty and may also be illegal in accordance to government regulations In addition there are no user serviceable parts or assemblies inside the product housing There may also be voltages signals and mechanisms within the device that could be harmful to human safety The mounting of this device and associated peripherals and connections inclusive of antenna mast antenna cabling egress lightning protection devices grounding power and so on may be subject to regional requirements for health and human safety A qualified professional i
7. Commercial Items and DFAR 227 7202 3 Rights in Commercial Computer Software or Computer Software Documentation If a governmental entity has a need for rights not conveyed under these terms it must negotiate a mutually acceptable written agreement with Exalt specifying and specifically conveying such rights Any use modification reproduction release performing displaying or disclosing of the Exalt Software by a governmental entity shall be governed solely by the terms of this Agreement 8 CONFIDENTIALITY Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that information supplied by Exalt in connection with the Product or this Agreement and designated by Exalt as confidential is the confidential information 208363 004 63 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 84 of Exalt which confidential information includes the Software Purchaser agrees 1 to hold the confidential information in confidence using the same degree of care that it uses to protect its own confidential information of similar importance but not less than a reasonable degree of care ii not to make use of confidential information other than as contemplated by this Agreement and iii not to reproduce confidential information except as expressly authorized by this Agreement Purchaser s obligations with respect to confidentiality do not apply to information which 1 becomes generally available to the public other t
8. Radio s network management gateway address at each site e Radio s operating frequency bandwidth setting and mode of operation e Optionally purchased extended warranty and or emergency service contract details In addition certain information may be desired for central record keeping only e Link security codes and log in passwords stored in a secure place e Photographs of complete installation e End user sign off acceptance documentation if any e Photo of product identification label part number serial number MAC address information Electronic copy of radio s configuration file e Electronic copy of radio s installed software 12 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Installation This section presents all tasks required to install the Exalt Digital Microwave Radio Mechanical Configuration and Mounting The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios are environmentally sealed units intended for deployment outdoors The device must be deployed within an ambient temperature range as specified and with non restrictive airflow around the chassis The rc models can also be mounted in an enclosure or indoors The same airflow and temperature conditions apply All integrated antenna models can be mounted behind a window if window losses are considered in the link budget calculation Note Unless rated for outdoor use by the manufacturer the power injector and
9. 1m an RF lightning arrestor is recommended to protect the radio equipment As soon as practical weatherproof the connected ends of the transmission line to the antenna and lightning arrestor and radio This process should be delayed as long as possible to ensure that all systems are working properly before applying the weatherproofing Once weatherproofing is applied it may have to be removed for testing or installation modification With this in mind if the installation is occurring during inclement weather take extra care at all times to ensure that no moisture enters any connector at any time If moisture is suspected to have compromised the antenna or transmission line it may render those devices useless without any means for remedy except for full replacement Cap and weatherproof the second antenna connector on the radio if using a single polarity antenna Indoor Mounting On rare occasions the antenna can be mounted indoors behind a window In these cases there would not be a need for drip loops or an RF lightning arrestor Use a very short transmission line connected directly between the antenna and the radio mounted nearby The weatherproofing process can also be omitted RF Lightning Arrestor RF lightning arrestors provide a direct path to ground for lightning strikes that may couple to or directly hit the outdoor transmission system or antenna structure The RF lightning arrestor prevents any associated voltage and current fr
10. 893 EN 302 502 e EMC EN 301 489 1 EN 301 489 17 e Safety EN 60950 1 IEC 60950 1 The following CE mark is affixed to the product CEO EU WEEE Exalt is committed to meeting the requirements of the European Union s Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive The Directives require producers of electrical and electronic equipment to finance the take back for re use or recycling of their products placed on the EU market after 13 August 2005 Exalt products that are within the scope of the Directives are labeled with a crossed out wheelie bin symbol as required by the Directives This indicates that the product was placed on the market after 13 August 2005 and that end users should segregate the product from other wastes at end of life The WEEE Directives are being implemented in each of the 28 EU and European Economic Area EAA countries through national legislation This has resulted in considerable variation in the detailed requirements across the EU many of which require presence in the EU As a result Exalt s WEEE compliance approach is to require the distributors and or resellers in the EU to comply with each country s national legislation by registration of the distributor or reseller as the producer and for the reseller distributor to carry out and fulfill the legislative requirements of each national compliance scheme Below is the crossed out wheelie bin symbol as required by the WEEE Directive 78 20
11. Address any long term drop in RSL and erratic or unsteady RSL Some RSL changes are expected and weather patterns and the related multipath can cause dramatic RSL changes resulting in system outage However that outage should not occur at a significantly greater rate than the designed long term performance Consult the path design engineer for more information about link reliability expectations and anticipated RSL deviation In addition regular inspection of the transmission system RF cables and antennas and paying close attention to changes along the path such as construction or tree height or new microwave radio installations nearby can be extremely helpful and proactive When link performance is very poor alarms on the radio front panel and within the radio s management system indicates particular failures Consult this manual for more information on the specific alarms and diagnostics or contact Exalt Customer Care for assistance Exalt Customer Care is primarily motivated to determine if the radio hardware is faulty and require return for repair and to help execute an effective and efficient repair and return process for radio terminals believed to be faulty However Exalt Customer Care provides advice regarding the total radio system and RF path engineering and environment and advises on troubleshooting End users should first contact the installer and or designer of the system In many cases an in depth understanding of RF design
12. Antennas Gain Band Support GHz Manufacturer Model Number Type Diameter dBi 49 5 3 5 5 5 8 MTI MA WC56 DP9 Panel 0 5 ft 9 X X X X Mars MA WES56 DP12 Panel 0 5 ft 12 X X X Mars MA WD56 DP13 Panel 0 5 ft 13 X X X MTI MT 463012 NVH Panel 1 5 ft 14 X X X X Mars MA WES6 DPI15 Panel 1 ft 14 5 X X X KBT KBT65VH15 5158RTO Panel 1 ft 15 X X X MTI MT 463013 NVH Panel 1 5 ft 15 5 X X X X Mars MA WD55 DS16 Panel 1 ft 16 X X X X Mars MA WD56 DP16 Panel 1 ft 16 X X X X Mars MA WD56 DSV16 Panel 1 ft 16 X X X X Mars MA WD62 DS16 Panel 1 ft 16 X Mars MA WD62 DP16 Panel 1 ft 16 X MTI MT 484052 NVH Panel 0 5 ft 16 X X X X KBT KBT65DP17 5158RTO Panel 1 ft 17 X X X Mars MA WC55 DS17 Panel 1 ft 17 X X X X Mars MA WC62 DP17 Panel 1 ft 17 X KBT TDJ 5158BKRx2 Panel 1 ft 18 x X X Mars MA WC56 DP17 Panel 1 ft 18 X X X X MTI MT 485005 VHN Panel 0 5 ft 18 X X X Mars MA WAS6 DP19 Panel 0 5 ft 19 X X X X MTI MA WAS56 DP19 Panel 0 5 ft 19 X X X X 208363 004 49 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table 6 eMIMO Dual polarity Antennas Continued Gain Band Support GHz Manufacturer Model Number Type Diameter dBi 49 53 5 5 5 8 MTI MT 485053 NVH Panel 0 5 ft 19 5 X X X MTI MA WAS56 DP20 Panel 1
13. EIRP of the transmission system allowed authorized by the local government regulations and for this specific device e Desired RSL to not exceed the maximum RSL allowed by the device e Desired RSL to minimize eliminate interference into neighboring systems 4 Note In many cases the radio must be pre configured for legal maximum output power before connecting to antenna and transmission system Instructions for adjusting output power can also be found at the rear of this guide in the EIRP section for your region Time Division Duplex TDD Factors The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios are very dynamic allowing the installer to optimize and control the performance of the radio system for the intended application The following parameters must be carefully determined during the link engineering phase e Link distance e Bandwidth e Mode modulation e The setting of the above parameters determines the following performance factors Ethernet throughput System latency delay The following generalizations can be made with regards to these factors e shorter the link distance the lower the latency the higher the throughput e higher the bandwidth the higher the capacity e higher the mode the higher the capacity Link Orientation Link orientation refers to the Radio A and Radio B placement in your network For every link one end of the radio link must be configured as Radio A while the othe
14. Exalt products provided to you and any such Third Party Software files provided are governed by the terms of their separate Third Party Licenses which licenses give you at least the license rights licensed to you in the Exalt End User Agreement and may give you additional license rights as to the Third Party Software but only with respect to the particular Third Party Software to which the Third Party License applies The Exalt Products may include or be bundled with some or all of the following third party software Copies of the copyright notices and license agreements for any or all of these may be requested by contacting Exalt support at email support exaltcom com Open Source Code License Agreement Website OpenSSL SSL Web Access Licensed under dual license www openssl org GoAhead Webserver Licensed under GoAhead License Agreement www goahead com ii 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table of Contents Legal aedis ada wa es ii Open Source License Information ii List of Figures nno a G Cd E SE EA gt eens About this Document eas UL ER CEU A Ks vi
15. Free 1 877 EXALT 01 877 392 5801 Use of this product is subject to the terms of use and conditions of applicable end user and third party software license agreements accepted by or on behalf of the end user EULA Third party licen greement Figure 9 Exalt GUI window description The link name and status panes in the upper left indicate link state e Link Up Both panes are green Link Down The top pane and the Local radio at left pane are red and Remote right pane is gray 24 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios e The upper pane displays the link name of the radio you are logged in to as configured on the Administration Settings Page e The Local pane left displays the local radio name and its IP address as configured on the Administration Settings page e Remote pane right displays the MAC address of the far end radio when connected 208363 004 25 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Radio Information Page This page provides general information about the local radio terminal This information is helpful for troubleshooting and for record keeping amp Radio Information Administration Configuration Monitor 3 Terms of Use X Reboot amp Shutdown X Manual WEBSERVER Radio Information Model Name Model Number Serial Number H
16. Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Introduction Exalt Communications Inc thanks you for your purchase Our goal is to build the highest quality highest reliability digital microwave radio products This commitment to quality and reliability extends to our employees and partners alike We appreciate any comments on how we can improve our products as well as your sales and Customer Care experience Customer Care Hotline USA 408 688 0202 Toll Free Customer Care Hotline USA 877 EXALT 01 392 5801 Direct Dial Telephone USA 408 688 0200 Website www exaltcom com Sales e mail sales exaltcom com Customer Care e mail support exaltcom com Mailing Address Exalt Communications Inc 254 E Hacienda Ave Campbell CA 95008 USA Related Documentation and Software This manual makes reference to other documentation and software files that may be necessary To access all documents and software mentioned in this manual visit http login exaltcom com You must have a user account to view all downloads Follow the online instructions to create a user account and request access The ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios The Exalt ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios are the most advanced quad band radios operating in the 4 9 5 3 5 4 and 5 8 GHz bands The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios connect digital data from one location to another obviating th
17. and on the Performance Page Disable antenna alignment at both ends of the link once alignment is complete Traffic can pass across the link while alignment is enabled if the link is acquired allowing you to manage the far end radio from the near end However when the alignment feature is enabled radio throughput is significantly diminished 32 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Performance Page This page provides statistical information about the performance of the system in relation to the integrity of the user data and the RF link 5 Radio Information Performance Administration 3i Configuration Radio RF State Enabled Endpoint Identifier Radio B Monitor Performance Radio Freq 5 755 GHz X Metrics Transmit Power 28 dBm 2 DFS Link Quality 94 94 Terms of Use RSL 35 dBm Noise Level 95 dBm Connected to Far End Radio 02 17 09 00 8D D3 X Reboot Shutdown Manual WEBSERVER Figure 15 Performance page e The Radio RF State field indicates the current setting for Radio RF state as set on the System Configuration screen The Endpoint Identifier field indicates which mode the radio is in Radio A or Radio B e Radio Freq field is the frequency setting made on the System Configuration page or the present tuned center frequency while in Auto mode The Transmit Power field lists the current t
18. antenna minus all losses between the radio and the antenna Radio Information Administration DFS Scan N A Configuration Monitor No Channels Blocked by DFS Performance X Metrics ZDES Terms of Use X Reboot amp X Shutdown Manual Figure 17 DFS page When DFS is enabled the radio temporarily stops transmitting for at least 60 seconds to ensure that no radar interference is present This is called Channel Availability Check CAC Once CAC passes the radio resumes normal operation If at any time during CAC or regular operation a qualifying radar signature is detected the radio shuts down communications for a minimum of 30 minutes This is the Non Occupancy Period NOP Transmission only resumes after the NOP completes and then only after a successful CAC 36 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Reboot Page 4 IMPORTANT Ensure that proper and constant power is applied during the entire reboot process Click the Reboot button on this page to start a radio reboot The function may never be required but can be used in emergencies configurations that require a reboot automatically reboot on administrator confirmation Radio Information 3 Administration Reboot Configuration Monitor WARNING Reboot radio will interrupt live traffic DO NOT POWER OFF DURING Terms of Use x Reb
19. as close as possible to the antenna to minimize the length and associated losses of RF cabling 208363 004 13 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Radio Ports and Indicators This section provides a brief overview of the connectors controls and indicators on the device Details about each item are in other sections of this document Figure 5 shows the connectors on the ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios ETH3 ETH2 POWER ETH1 Figure 5 ExtendAir eMIMO Series connectors Connector Overview Table 2 provides details of the connectors Detailed pin structures for each connector are in Interface Connections Table 2 Connectors Connector Description Sync In Sync Out Reset Future Feature Support Sync In for TDD Synchronization from Exalt GPS or second radio or through the ExaltSync Collocation Kit Future Feature Support Sync Out for TDD Synchronization to a second radio or through the ExaltSync Collocation Kit to multiple radios Connect the reset tool to this port to reset the radio to factory configuration settings see Reset to Default Settings ETH2 and ETH3 10 100BaseT connections for data to traverse the link and or management PoE ETH1 Connected cables traverse to the power injector Data Power side and provide the following functions Primary ports for user Ethernet data 10BaseT 100BaseT or 1000BaseT to traver
20. by or on behalf of the end user To establish a link on the bench apply the following basic configurations to the radio terminal Use the steps in the Quick Start Guide included with the radio A summary of the items that need to be configured are e Radio IP address for each end Each end must have a different IP address and cannot match the accessing computer s IP address or any address assigned if radios are part of a larger network It may be required to change IP address of the accessing computer after changing the IP address of the radio so that the IP subnet matches The radio IP address is listed on the Administration Settings Page If all other parameters are still configured at their factory default settings the radios can now be connected back to back to verify that the link is communicating and perform any other desired tests See Back to back Bench Testing for test information 4 Note Click Save button to save changes any page Also on all pages until saved changed fields display with an orange background Most configuration parameter settings are intuitive The following link parameters must match at both ends for the link to communicate e Encryption Key Administration Settings Page 208363 004 2013 12 23 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios e Bandwidth System Configuration Page e Frequency Syst
21. connection to the public telecommunications network 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Regulatory Notices United States Compliance When operating in the 4940 4990 MHz band the ExtendAir eMIMO models regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 are licensed band products operating within Part 90 Subpart Y of the FCC regulations This band is specifically reserved for Public Safety applications and related agencies in accordance with these regulations Transmitter power reduction may be required depending on transmission system gains and losses in accordance with instructions found in this appendix When operating in the 5250 5850MHz bands the ExtendAir eMIMO models regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 operate under FCC Rule Parts 15 247 and or 15 407 as a license exempt device They may be used as a point to point or point to multipoint transmission device for fixed or temporary fixed non mobile installations The devices are subject to the following restrictions e Do not use external amplifiers to boost the power or overcome transmission system losses unless the specific amplifier cable antenna combination has expressly been authorized by the FCC e Cross border transmissions are expressly prohibited except with written permission from both FCC and the governing body of the neighboring country Cofetel for Mexico Industry Canada for Canad
22. dBm 30 dBm Czech 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Denmark 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Estonia 23 dBm 30 dBm Finland 23 dBm 30 dBm France 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Germany 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Ghana 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Great 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Hungary 23dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Iceland 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Ireland 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Italy 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Liechtens 23 dBm 30 dBm 5 dBm Lithuania 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Luxembo 23 dBm 30 dBm Netherla 23dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Norway 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Poland 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Portugal 23 dBm 30 dBm 5 dBm Romania 23dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Slovak 23 dBm 30 dBm 5 dBm Slovenia 23 dBm 30 dBm Spain 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Sweden 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm Switzerla 23 dBm 30 dBm 5 dBm Turkey 23 dBm 30 dBm 33 36 dBm a Ifthe output power is designated as 33 36 dBm the is limited to 33 dBm for 10 MHz bandwidth transmissions and 36 dBm for 20 MHz bandwidth transmissions 208363 004 2013 12 23 77 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Declaration of Conformity to the R amp TTE Directive 1999 5 EC English This equipment is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC Deutsch Dieses Ger t entspricht den grundlegenden Anforderungen und den weiteren entsprecheneden Vorgaben der Richtlinie 1999 5 EU D
23. directional flat panel or omni directional antennas No other types of antennas are authorized Parabolic dishes of either grid or solid type are allowed e Antenna gains between 9dBi and 37 9dBi are permitted The maximal effective antenna gain including transmission cable loss must not exceed 28dBi 50xx Series EI RP Table 9 summarizes the maximum power by band and country for ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios 5250 5350 MHz band For all models within 5250 5350 MHz band the maximum EIRP is specified in Table 9 The maximum output of the radio is 21 dBm P ME G L where P Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm ME Maximum EIRP as specified in Table 9 G Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5250 to 5350 MHz L Total transmission system losses of all elements between the radio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5250 and 5350 MHz 5470 5725 MHz band For all models within the 5470 5725 MHz band the maximum EIRP allowed is specified in Table 9 The maximum output power of the radio is 21 dBm P ME G L where PS Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm ME Maximum EIRP as specified in Table 9 Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5470 to 5725 MHz Total transmission system losses of all elements between the radio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connecto
24. either end of your radio system or aimed towards one or both ends of your radio system usually at or near the same frequency and usually with a similar signal level Other forms of RF interference also exist such as electronic equipment placed close to the radio chassis or transmitters that couple onto the cabling or grounding system of the radio Microwave ovens and wireless communication devices used near the equipment or cabling are examples of electronic equipment interference 208363 004 57 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios s Note Exalt Digital Microwave Radios operate in license exempt bands Microwave ovens wireless Internet devices and cordless phone technology may also use this frequency band It may be necessary to separate the radio chassis cabling system and antenna from these devices RF interference like most other causes of problems is indicated by significant bit errors and or system outages One means to determine presence of interference is the use of a spectrum analyzer that covers the same range as the radio system A professional RF engineer can use a spectrum analyzer to locate sources of interference measure these sources and determine potential remedies to take to operate in the presence of interference If a spectrum analyzer is not available the radio s RSL port can help determine RSL levels of interfering signals By turning t
25. in their default state both radios are configured as Radio B One end of the link must be configured as Radio A before the two ends of the radio system can communicate It can be considered that Radio A is the primary radio in the link Radio A provides the Radio A clock and control to Radio B For most applications it is not important how the radio link is oriented only that one end is configured for Radio and the other for Radio B For some applications such as multi radio hub sites or repeaters the orientation of the radio systems may be more critical See Link Orientation for details Exalt recommends using the Exalt GUI for radio configuration This interface requires a computer with an Ethernet port and web browser software such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 0 or above See Configuration and Management for details on how to connect to and use the browser based GUI interface Shipping Box Contents Two terminals are required to create a link The terminal box contains the following items e terminal configured as Radio B e Mounting kit for pole mounting e Accessory kit Grounding screw washers Weather sealing tape required for RF connectors on the rc models RSL adapter cable e Registration card e Quick start guide The power solution for ExtendAir eMIMO Series is sold separately Any 802 3af compliant power over Ethernet solution may be used 802 3at compatibility is also provided Inspect the outer pack
26. interference is present This is called Channel Availability Check CAC Once CAC passes the radio resumes normal operation If at any time during CAC or regular operation a qualifying radar signature is detected the radio attempts to re tune to an available channel pending the outcome of the CAC This can take several minutes depending on the band of operation the current channel availability and the radar signature detection In some cases if no channels can be found that clear CAC and a radar signature is present the radio shuts down communications for a minimum of 30 minutes This is the Non Occupancy Period NOP Transmission only resumes after the NOP completes and then only after a successful CAC Enable Automatic Channel Switching to automate a search for frequencies without radar interference Note that DFS adds a one minute wait time per channel switch For bands where DFS is required Auto tuning always occurs on a DFS event even if DFS is not set to Auto The FCC the Commission NTIA FAA and industry are working to resolve interference to Terminal Doppler Weather Radar TDWR systems used near airports that occurs from some outdoor wireless systems operating in the 5470 5725 MHz band These wireless devices are subject to Section 15 407 of FCC rules When operating as a master device they must implement radar detection and DFS functions The Commission is continuing to develop long term equipment authorization test procedures
27. or out of warranty repair evaluation As such Purchaser must use the following procedure a Contact Exalt Customer Care by phone at 1 408 688 0202 or USA Toll Free at 1 877 EXALT 01 392 5801 or by e mail at support exaltcom com and request an RMA number Please be prepared to provide the serial number of the Hardware Product the date of purchase and a description of the failure that is as complete as possible b Pack Hardware Product in its original container and packing or an equivalent Write the RMA number CLEARLY on the outside of the shipping box d Cost of shipment to Exalt s authorized service center taxes duty tariffs risk of loss and insurance charges to Exalt shall be borne by the Purchaser During the Warranty Period for service of defects covered by this limited warranty cost of return shipment and insurance charges shall be borne by Exalt For return shipment outside of the U S Purchaser shall be responsible for duty tariffs and any other re importation costs Exalt will select the carrier and method schedule of shipment Purchaser may expedite return shipments upon request at its own expense PRODUCTS RETURNED WITHOUT A DULY ISSUED RMA NUMBER WILL BE RETURNED TO PURCHASER AT PURCHASER S EXPENSE 5 PRODUCT WARRANTY DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY a THE ABOVE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY FOR THE HARDWARE PRODUCT THE CONDITIONS AND OTHER TERMS SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WA
28. terms and conditions of this Agreement Exalt hereby grants You a non exclusive non transferable non sublicensable license to use the Software that comes with the Product if any is provided as part of the Product only as part of the normal operation use and maintenance of the Hardware Product for which the Software was provided You may make back up copies of such Software You shall not otherwise copy distribute or alter the Software Furthermore except to the extent allowed by applicable law if located in the European Union and then only with prior written notice to Exalt You shall not disassemble or reverse engineer the Software in whole or in part or authorize others to do so No rights to distribute or sublicense the Software are granted herein There may be certain third party owned software provided along with or incorporated within the Product Third Party Software and which Third Party Software has a separate license agreement and which is governed exclusively by such separate license agreement Third Party License and not this Agreement Such Third Party Software and applicable Third Party Licenses are listed in the document EXALT COMMUNICATIONS INC THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE AND THIRD PARTY LICENSES USED WITH CERTAIN EXALT 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios PRODUCTS available through the Web user interface application provided with this produc
29. to ensure that the devices comply including protecting TDWR operations In the interim the Commission now allows wireless master device certification with radar detection function and with DFS capability when meeting the following conditions e Devices must not transmit on channels overlapping the 5600 5650 MHz band e Devices intended for outdoor use must be further restricted as follows Must be professionally installed when operating in the 5470 5725 MHz band Grantees must provide owners operators and all such installers with specific instructions in their user s manual on requirements to avoid interference to TDWRs and information that meets the following instructions Any installation of either a master or a client device within 35km of a TDWR location shall be separated by at least 30 MHz center to center from the TDWR operating frequency a table of locations can be obtained from the FCC on page 3 of document 443999 3 4 5 and 64 208363 004 2013 12 23 f XXX X X a Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Procedures for installers and operators on how to register the devices in the industry sponsored database with the appropriate information regarding the location and operation of the device and installer information is included 6 Notes The devices subject to these requirements can select the initial channel for operation to
30. to the structure in the future it may be important to evaluate both the mechanical impact of these planned additions with respect to wind and weight loading as well as the potential impact to RF interference and frequency coordination if additional radio equipment is anticipated This is especially important if future equipment is likely to operate within the same frequency band Once the antenna is mounted cabled and aligned your goal is to never require modification This prior planning is important in the path and site planning stages and in construction of the antenna structure Follow the antenna manufacturer s instructions for mechanical mounting of the antenna Ensure that there is enough room around the antenna for alignment activities moving the antenna in vertical and horizontal arcs and for the RF transmission line to connect to the antenna connector unobstructed and within the specified bend radius requirements of the transmission line At this point the antenna mounts should be fully secure to the structure the feed of the antenna securely mounted to the antenna if the feed is a separate assembly and the azimuth and elevation adjustments not completely tightened in preparation of the antenna alignment activity It is a good practice to connect the transmission line to the antenna connector as early in the process as possible to reduce the opportunity for debris or moisture to enter either the antenna connector or the trans
31. 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 5725 5850 MHz Band For operation within the 5725 5850 MHz band the maximum EIRP allowed is 61 9 dBm The maximum output power of the radio is 28 dBm P 61 9 G L where P Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm Specified gain of antenna dBi from 5725 to 5850 MHz Total transmission system losses of all elements between the radio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5725 and 5850 MHz 208363 004 73 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios EI RP Limits for Australia Note The professional installer is responsible to ensure RF output power is properly adjusted to not exceed the regulatory limit 5470 5725 MHz Band Note Australian regulations have a no transmit band from 5600 5650 MHz adjust transmitter to avoid this range For ExtendAir eMIMO Series regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 models within the 5470 5725 MHz band the maximum EIRP allowed is 30 dBm The maximum output power of the radio is 21 dBm P 30 G L where Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5470 to 5725 MHz L Total transmission system losses of all elements between the ra
32. 8363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios EU RoHS RoHS is the acronym used to refer to the European Union EU Directive 2002 95 EC on the Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment Hazardous materials are those chemicals and substances that are legislatively market or customer banned or restricted for use in products and or manufacturing There are six 6 RoHS substances lead Pb cadmium Cd mercury Hg hexavalent chromium Cr 6 polybrominated biphenyls PBB and polybrominated diphenylethers PBDE Other countries may be introducing legislation that results in similar restrictions of hazardous substances Many Exalt products will continue to use lead based solder under the exemption allowed for network infrastructure equipment Small amounts of lead cadmium mercury hexavalent chromium PBB and PBDE can also be found in a few electrical and electrical components 208363 004 79 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Exalt Limited Hardware Warranty Software License and RMA Procedures Agreement THIS IS AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU AND EXALT COMMUNICATIONS INC EXALT BY EXECUTING OR OTHERWISE ACCEPTING THIS AGREEMENT OR BY USING THE EXALT PRODUCT WITH OR FOR WHICH THIS AGREEMENT IS PROVIDED PRODUCT YOU ARE AGREEING TO ALL OF THE BELOW
33. In that case it is still required that the devices should be installed professionally and the procedures for registering the device in the industry database should be included in the users manual 6 A voluntary WISPA sponsored database allows operators and installers to register the location information of the UNII devices operating outdoors in 5470 5725 MHz band within 35km of any TDWR location see http www spectrumbridge com udia home aspx This database may be used by government agencies to expedite resolution of any interference to TDWRs 208363 004 65 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Safety Notices 1 10 11 12 13 66 Review this entire guide for important installation instructions BEFORE attempting to install this product This product is intended to be installed used and maintained by experienced telecommunications personnel only Employ a properly licensed or authorized electrician to install or evaluate certify the installation of all power and grounding related to the use of this equipment and all connected devices The device s shall only be connected to AC power sources provided by the supplier or to DC sources within the device specifications Use a separate breaker circuit at the power source Lightning surge protection devices and earth grounding are required for most installations to ensure human safety Consult a qualified ele
34. Initial Antenna Mounting The antenna must be an exact model recommended by the path and site planning engineer s Mount the antenna at the proper height mast mounting location and polarization orientation as determined by the path and site planning engineer s The model type location and orientation of the antenna is critical with respect to achieving proper path clearance as well as to mitigate external or self interference from nearby or collocated systems operating in or near the same frequency band Warning Mount the antenna in a restricted area and in a manner preventing long term human exposure to transmitted RF energy To comply with and Industry Canada regulations the minimum safe distance from the antenna for continuous human exposure is 10 3 The antenna structure must be secure and safe with respect to the mounting of antenna transmission system weight radio housing and the combined weight of any personnel that may climb or attach to the structure The combined weight of items and forces on the structure must be carefully considered in the design and construction of the structure This must include the weight bearing on the structure in the highest wind conditions possible in the region and with respect to all objects affixed to the structure 16 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios If additional objects are affixed
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36. Minimum RSL field 33 system specifications 41 T 1 1 2 amp 4 LED 15 TDD factors 8 TDD frame length 5 testing 60 back to back bench 6 threshold 61 threshold testing 61 time division duplex TDD SeeTDD frame transmission line coaxial 17 transmitter output power 7 troubleshooting 55 U unfaded error free performance 7 Update button 27 user privileges 22 208363 004 2013 12 23 V VSWR 57 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 87 VE Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 88 208363 004 2013 12 23 a Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 208363 004 89 2013 12 23 208363 004 2013 12 23
37. Power Figure 2 Cabling and mounting For highest performance and reliability it is advised to minimize the length of RF cable and associated transmission system losses between the antenna and the radio s antenna port The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios provide connections for a combination of the following data communication interfaces 10 100 1000BaseT PoE port and two 10 100 ports ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios are powered by a combined Power Ethernet cable and associated power injector The power injector provides 48VDC to the unit The power injector and or external power supply are sold separately The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios provide the following primary features and benefits e Longer range with smaller antennas Exalt provides the highest system gain advantage with higher transmit power while sustaining higher throughput levels when competitors must lower modulation levels to maintain the link 208363 004 3 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios e Space Time Block Code STBC support The space time block code used in ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios is based on an Alamouti sequence and uses two antennas to transmit a single data stream This allows transmit diversity and power distribution which reduces linearity requirements and improves the link budget by 3dB e Encryption for extreme wireless security e Easy to use management and configu
38. RRANTIES CONDITIONS AND OTHER TERMS WHETHER EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY REGARDING THE PRODUCT HARDWARE PRODUCT AND SOFTWARE AND ANY SERVICES PROVIDED BY EXALT AND EXALT ITS SUPPLIERS AND LICENSORS HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY APPLICABLE LAW ANY AND ALL SUCH EXPRESS IMPLIED AND STATUTORY WARRANTIES CONDITIONS AND OTHER TERMS INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TITLE INTERFERENCE WITH QUIET ENJOYMENT NON INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS AND MERCHANTABILITY FURTHER EXALT DOES NOT WARRANT RESULTS OF USE OR THAT YOUR USE OF THE PRODUCT WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE NO WARRANTIES ARE MADE BY EXALT S SUPPLIERS OR LICENSORS EXCEPT FOR THE ABOVE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY FOR THE HARDWARE PRODUCT THE CONDITIONS AND OTHER TERMS STATED HEREIN THE 208363 004 81 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios PRODUCT IS PROVIDED AS IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO SATISFACTORY QUALITY ACCURACY AND EFFORT IS WITH YOU THE PRODUCT IS NOT FAULT TOLERANT AND IS NOT DESIGNED MANUFACTURED OR INTENDED FOR USE OR RESALE AS ONLINE CONTROL EQUIPMENT IN HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS REQUIRING FAIL SAFE PERFORMANCE SUCH AS IN THE OPERATION OF NUCLEAR FACILITIES AIRCRAFT NAVIGATION OR COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL DIRECT LIFE SUPPORT MACHINES OR WEAPONS SYSTEMS IN WHICH THE FAI
39. Received CRC error packets Keep Alive Radio B Only Radio Interface Counters Packets sent on interface Packets received on interface Unaggregated Packet Error Rate Retry Rate Packet Error Rate Modulation Rate Counters 1x1 BPSK 1 2 QPSK 1 2 QPSK 3 4 QAM16 1 2 QAM16 3 4 QAM64 2 3 QAM64 3 4 QAM64 5 6 Clear Counters Figure l6 Metrics page The link statistics listed are e packets The number of data packets received into the interface mentioned in the column e packets errors The number of data packet errors into the interface mentioned in the column e packets dropped The number of data packets dropped into the interface mentioned in the column e bytes The number of data bytes received into the interface mentioned in the column 34 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Tx packets The number of data packets transmitted out of the interface mentioned in the column e Tx packets errors The number of transmit data packet errors out of the interface mentioned in the column e Tx packets dropped The number of transmit data packets dropped out of the interface mentioned in the column e Tx bytes The number of data bytes transmitted out of the interface mentioned in the column The radio interface statistics are radio packets not equivalent to Ethernet packets as follows e Received PHY error packets on the ra
40. Slt ExtendAir eMI MO Series Digital Microwave Radios Installation and Management Guide se 1 t A gt Models r5050 amp rc5050 Series 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Legal Notice The information contained herein is the property of Exalt Communications Inc Exalt and is supplied without liability for errors or omissions No part of this document may be reproduced in any form except as authorized by contract or other written permission from the owner Any brand names and product names included in this manual are trademarks registered trademarks or trade names of their respective holders The contents of this document are current as of the date of publication Exalt reserves the right to change the contents without prior notice The publication of information in this document does not imply freedom from patent or other rights of Exalt or others 2013 Exalt Communications Inc All rights reserved The Exalt logo and eMIMO are trademarks of Exalt Communications Inc ExtendAir is a registered trademark of Exalt Communications Inc Open Source License Information Per the terms of your Exalt Limited Hardware Warranty Software License and RMA Procedures Agreement with Exalt Communications Inc and or its subsidiaries certain Third Party Software may be provided with and as part of the
41. TERMS AND CONDITIONS IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS YOU SHOULD NOT USE THE PRODUCT AND RETURN IT TO YOUR PLACE OF PURCHASE YOU MEANS THE LEGAL END USER ENTITY THAT PURCHASED THE PRODUCT Exalt Limited Hardware Warranty a Exalt warrants solely to the original purchaser Purchaser that the Exalt hardware product that this Agreement is provided with or for the Hardware Product will substantially conform in all material respects to the relevant Exalt published specifications that apply at the time of manufacture of such Hardware Product for one 1 year from the date of purchase of Hardware Product by Purchaser the Warranty Period Purchaser may elect to extend the Warranty Period by one additional year as set forth below Proof of purchase in the form of an invoice payment of invoice or delivery waybill must be supplied if requested by Exalt in case of any dispute of warranty start date In the event Purchaser notifies Exalt during the Warranty Period of a defective Hardware Product material nonconformance with the published specifications Exalt shall within the Warranty Period at its own option either A use reasonable efforts to remedy any reproducible Hardware Product defect covered by this limited warranty within a reasonable period of time B replace the defective Hardware Product with a functionally equivalent product repair parts and products may be either reconditioned or new but if reco
42. Value New Value Monitor Radio Name RadioB RadioB Terms of Use Link Name ExtendAireMimo ExtendAireMimo Reboot Link Security Key 000000000000 000000000000 amp Shutdown Manual Admin Password Enter Admin Password Twice Enter User Password Twice User Password IP Address 192 168 5 71 192 168 5 71 IP Mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 192 168 5 1 192 168 5 1 License Key 352G1ecT eap g VI 0 99aeGW 35zG1ecT eap g Vl 0 9 aeGw Access List Filtering Radio A only Disable Peer MAC Address 02 17 09 00 80 03 02 17 09 00 80 03 Y No Security Applied Encryption Encryption Key 8 to 64 digits Figure 11 Administration Settings page Most entries on this page are self explanatory The following lists unique or important parameters e Default Resets ALL configurations to their default settings Note On the far end radio when you click the Radio Default button the link to the radio is s lost because the only configurations that are not reset are the IP addresses passwords and License Key entry 4 IMPORTANT If a reboot is prompted during configuration reset ensure that proper and 4 constant power is applied during entire reboot process e Reset the admin and user passwords These passwords should not match If the admin password remains at the factory default setting it provides an opportunity for random reassignment by a network connected user The new pas
43. X X X L Com HG4958DP 34D Solid Parabolic 3 ft 31 34 X X X X 208363 004 51 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table 7 lists single polarity antennas for the ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios Table 7 eMIMO Single polarity Antennas Bandwidth GHz Gain Manufacturer Model Number Type Diameter dBi 4 9 5 3 5 5 58 MTI MT 462008 N A Panel 0 5 ft 9 5 X X X X MTI MA W55 10NH Panel 1 ft 10 X X X X KBT TDJ 5158BFA90 Y Panel 0 5 ft 11 X X X KBT 120 12 5158 0 Panel 1 ft 12 X X X KBT KBT65VP15 5158RTO Panel 1 ft 15 X X X KBT KBT120VP15 5158RTO Panel 1 ft 15 X X X MTI MT 484034 NV I Panel 1 5 ft 15 X X X X KBT KBT90VP16 5158RTO Panel 1 ft 16 X X X KBT KBT65VP17 5158RTO Panel 1 ft 17 X X X KBT KBT90VPI17 5158RTO Panel 2 ft 17 X X X KBT TDJ 5158BKC Panel 1 ft 18 X X X KBT TDJ 5158BKR C Panel 1 ft 20 X X X KBT TDJ 5158BKR Panel 1 ft 20 X X X KBT TDJ 5158BKB Panel 1 ft 20 X X X General Dynamics 1 52 Panel 1 ft 23 X X X KBT TDJ 5158BKT C Panel 1 ft 23 X X X KBT TDJ 5158EB23 Panel 1 ft 23 X X X KBT TDJ 5158SPLA Panel 1 ft 23 5 X X X KBT TDJ 5158P4 Panel 1 ft 24 x X X Laird 58 24 1 ft 24 X X X Laird R2T58 24 Panel 1 ft 24 X X X X RadioWaves FP1 5 24 Panel 1 ft 24 2 X X X Laird GD5W 25P Grid Parabolic 2 ft 25 X X X X Laird GD53 25 Grid Parabol
44. a e Use only parabolic dish antennas directional flat panel or omni directional antennas No other types of antennas are authorized Parabolic dishes of either grid or solid type are allowed e Antenna gains between 9dBi and 37 9dBi are permitted The maximal effective antenna gain including transmission cable loss must not exceed 28dBi Federal Communications Commission FCC United States The device is allowed to be used provided it does not cause interference to other devices It is not guaranteed to provide protection against interference from other electronic and radio devices The system has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of more of the following measures e or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipme
45. abolic 6 ft 37 9 X X X PC Tel MPRC3649 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 30 4 31 2 32 X X X 54 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Troubleshooting This section provides information regarding troubleshooting of common issues and alarms on these radios Exalt Digital Microwave Radio systems are designed by Exalt s expert engineers with extensive experience through multiple generations of microwave radio design These new generation systems contain extensive diagnostic tools alarm indications and troubleshooting aids And as compared to other systems in their class are easier to install maintain and troubleshoot The GUI provides information to aid in troubleshooting Contact Exalt Customer Care for further assistance with issues with your Exalt radio and with suggestions on how the radio and documentation can be improved General Practices Troubleshooting a microwave radio link can be a complex task Approach troubleshooting as a process of elimination and first determine which portions of the system are operating properly In a vast majority of cases failures or poor performance of microwave links is attributed to something other than the microwave radio hardware In this respect the back to back bench test see Back to back Bench Testing is very important to determine if radio hardware is operating properly and eliminate many variables in the troubleshoot
46. ade margin to determine if the impact to threshold and increased bandwidth is acceptable to maintain the link and the desired performance If the link is lost due to increasing the Bandwidth parameter travel to the radio location s may be required to reset the value If DFS is enabled the interruption will be a minimum of one minute to accommodate Channel Availability Check CAC e Set the Effective Antenna Gain parameter to match the installed transmission system gain that is the gain of the antenna minus all losses between the radio and the antenna e Set the Transmit Power Limit parameter to the designed level dBm The professional installer sets this value or dictates the value of this setting to the system administrator following the system design and local regulations In many cases this value must be set to a proper value to comply with legal restrictions Improper values can result in liability to the user and or installer Do not adjust the Radio Transmit Power Limit parameter to a value higher than is legally allowed Do not adjust the Radio Transmit Power parameter lower than the link budget and fade margin can afford Pa Note The link may be lost and unrecoverable through GUI control If the link is lost due to reduction of Radio Transmit Power travel to radio location s may be required to reset value Set the Link Distance parameter to optimize radio performance for the maximum link distanc
47. aging and the contents of the boxes upon receipt If you suspect any shipping damage or issues with the contents contact Exalt Customer Care Pa Note Register your system as soon as possible A 2 year Warranty period applies to products registered within 90 days of purchase The Warranty period is reduced to 1 year for unregistered products and products registered after the first 90 days Outdoor rated and shielded CATSe CAT6 cable such as Beldon 1300A with RJ 45 connectors is recommended for the Ethernet connections For Ethernet connections a maximum length of 100 meters applies to the total length of the cabling between the radio terminal and the first network aware connection such as a switch or router Initial Configuration and Back to Back Bench Test Every Exalt digital microwave radio goes through extensive quality testing and performance evaluation over the full operating temperature range prior to shipment However before installation it is strongly advised to perform several tests and tasks that are much more difficult to perform once the radio link endpoints are distant from one another A back to back bench test and pre configuration will provide confidence that the radio link is operational and properly configured prior to installation so 6 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios that if troubleshooting is necessary the radio hardwar
48. allation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Antennas must be installed at both ends of the planned link to commence precision alignment Refer to the Exalt white paper Antenna Alignment Antennas are typically aligned using the internal alignment buzzer and the RSL value reported on the radio GUI 1 10 11 20 Configure one side of the link as Radio A and the other side as Radio B with the desired link frequency and Bandwidth setting at both ends and the maximum transmit power allowed Enable Radio A with the Radio RF State parameter enabled on the System Configuration Page Enable Radio B and enter the RF MAC Address of Radio A on the Antenna Alignment Page of the GUI The RF MAC Address of each radio is located on the Radio Information Page Coarse align antennas at both ends using compass bearings and or a local landmark on the path Click Start Alignment on Radio B The alignment buzzer sounds When the alignment buzzer is enabled the radio enclosure emits a sound The beeps get more rapid as better levels of RSL are achieved Align the antennas until the fastest beeps are accomplished The beep interval is once per 3 seconds if the far end RF MAC Address is not found Once the far end is acquired the beep interval starts at one beep per second and once the far end is acquired becomes a more rapid beep from 95 to 53 dBm Above 53 dBm the beep is continuous Adjust the azim
49. an select AUTO to scan for the ISM frequency with the least noise or interference Some bands also require Dynamic Frequency Selection DFS DFS is automatically enabled for these bands and is selectable for all other bands Radio B always searches for Radio A This parameter must match at both ends of the link QoS select to enable Quality of Service on the radio QoS is a network prioritizing feature that ensures high priority traffic transfers during peak capacity demands The priority hierarchy is adhered to when capacity demand is higher than the link can provide highest priority traffic is allowed to transfer while lowest priority traffic may be dropped This parameter must match at both ends of the link QoS complies with 802 1p and IPv4 ToS Diffserv Select the Bandwidth parameter as determined in the design engineering stage This parameter must match at both ends of the link 30 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 4 Note Changing the System Configuration parameters will temporarily interrupt traffic Adjust the far end radio first and then the near end radio Changing Bandwidth changes the radio s threshold A narrower bandwidth has better threshold performance and improved interference immunity therefore if changing to a wider bandwidth there is an opportunity that the link may be lost and unrecoverable through GUI control Check the available f
50. ansk Dette udstyr er i overensstemmelse med de veesentlige krav og andre relevante bestemmelser i Directiv 1999 5 EF Este equipo cumple con los requisitos esenciales asi como con otras disposiciones la Directive 1999 5 EC BAAnvac ADT G 0 c oz01opi c ovp ji pooor Ass wc Odnyiac 1999 5 EC Francais Cet appareil est conforme aux exigencies essentialles et aux autres dispositions pertinantes de la Directive 1999 5 EC slenska essi b na ur samr mist l gbo num kr fum og rum kv um tilskipunar 1999 5 ESB Italiano Questo apparato conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed agli altri principi sanciti dalla Direttiva 1999 5 EC Nederlands Deze apparatuur voldoet aan de belangrijkste eisen en andere voorzieningen van richtlijn 1999 5 EC Norsk Dette utstyret er i samsvar med de grunnleggende krav og andre relevante bestemmelser i EU directiv 1999 5 EC Portugu s Este equipamento satisfaz os requisitos essenciais e outras provis es da Directiva 1999 5 EC Suomalainen T m laite t ytt direktiivin 1999 5 EY oleelliset vaatimukset ja on siin asetettujen muidenkin ehtojen mukainen Svenska Denna utrustning r i verensst mmelse med de v sentliga kraven och andra relevanta best mmelser i Direktiv 1999 5 EC For 5 GHz radios the following standards were applied e EN 301
51. any cases the transmission system must be replaced A VSWR meter is one means to identify such issues Conduct physical inspections often If changes to the weatherproofing such as cracking are noticed replace the weatherproofing before leakage occurs 208363 004 59 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Back to back Bench Testing Use back to back bench testing to test the radio before installation pre configure the radio and connected equipment before installation or in the troubleshooting process to identify if the radio hardware is the source of a system issue It is a critical process and often required or highly desirable for any installation or troubleshooting exercise This section describes how to properly configure the radio hardware and accessories for a proper back to back bench test For radio testing there are two types of back to back configurations Basic test test general operation 2 Specification performance verification Basic Test The basic test is a simple test of radio functionality It verifies that the radios are properly configured to communicate to one another and verifies general radio performance as operational For the basic test the following items are needed e pair e Powering source e RF interconnect cable s any length short is best Fixed or variable attenuation between 60 and 90dB note attenuation fo
52. ardware ID Product Type Interface Type Boot Version Firmware Version Supported RF bands Antenna Type ETH1 MAC Address ETH2 3 MAC Address RF MAC Address Support E mail Support Phone Number ExtendAir rc5050 E50N831 A pe15139006 003651195 25026 Terminal 1x10 100 1000BaseT 2x10 100BaseT 0 0 2 1 0 4 Wed Dec 18 11 24 36 CST 2013 4 942 4 987 GHz 5 260 5 320GHz 5 500 5 700GHz 5 745 5 825GHz External 00 17 09 00 8D F5 00 17 09 00 8D F6 02 17 09 00 8D F5 support exaltcom com Direct Dial 1 408 688 0202 USA Toll Free 1 877 EXALT 01 877 392 5801 Use of this product is subject to the terms of use and conditions of applicable end user and third party software license agreements accepted by or on behalf of the end user EULA Third party license agreement Figure 10 Radio Information page W rest of the world model 26 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Administration Settings Page This page allows contains general parameters for the radio system The Current Value column lists entries actual settings Desired changes are entered in the New Value column After all desired changes are entered click the Update button to accept and enable changes amp Radio Information Update Radio Default Administration x Settings Administration Settings amp File Management C Value Configuration Current
53. ases there are regulations or device based conditions that limit the use of the device such as maximum gain antenna antenna types and maximum output power as well as in some cases application limits limited geography of use and other unique regulations The link design engineer and or professional installer must determine these limitations and engineer install the system within the confines of all local regulations Also it is required to examine any regulations that may apply to peripheral equipment installation and cabling of the system that may be regulated for human safety electrical code air traffic control and other safety related categories In certain countries the spectrum for this product is NOT considered to be license exempt In these cases there may be additional regulatory requirements concerning the location frequency power orientation configuration and other aspects of the system including in some cases a need for link registration coordination and fees that may apply to the system usage Please consult your local regulatory organization s to determine usage requirements In almost all cases either for license exempt or other designation the product itself must be authorized for use in your country Either Exalt or Exalt s agent must have applied for certification or authorization to allow the sale and deployment of the system within the country It is also possible that only certain versions or configurations o
54. avoid TDWRSs and apply the Uniform Channel Spreading requirements see FCC 06 96 in ET Docket 03 122 released June 30 2006 on the remaining available frequency band of operation AII the other test procedures including the test radar patterns remain the same at the present time A revision to the measurement procedure with modification to the Uniform Channel Spreading requirement and other changes will be released in the future The Commission will also address the issue of any field upgrade option at that time 2 The grantee must identify the specific expertise and the training required by the installers for installing these types of devices 3 Insome instances it is possible that a device may be within 35km of multiple TDWRs In this case the device must ensure that it avoids operation within 30 MHz for each of the TDWRs This requirement applies even if the master is outside the 35km radius but communicates with outdoor clients which may be within the 35km radius of TDWRs 4 Therequirement for ensuring 30 MHz frequency separation is based on the best information available to date If interference is not eliminated a distance limitation based on line of sight from TDWR must be used In addition devices with bandwidths greater than 20 MHz may require greater frequency separation 5 Devices may be optionally designed not to transmit on channels which overlap 5570 5680 MHz instead of requiring installers to perform site by site adjustments
55. boot amp Shutdown X Manual Manual page 208363 004 2013 12 23 eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios p Legal Notice p Open Sourc e License Information of 92 41 2 Comment Share alt ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Installation and Management Guide s 39 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Specifications This section presents specifications for the ExtendAir eMIMO Series of Digital Microwave Radios Physical Specifications Integrated Antenna Models Physical Configuration Outdoor unit ODU Dimensions H x W x D 12 x 12 x 4 5 30cm x 30cm x 12cm Weight 7 Ibs 3 18 kg Operating Temperature 40 to 149 F 40 to 65 C Altitude 15 000 4 6 km Humidity 100 condensing Environmental IP 67 Connectorized Antenna Mode rc models Physical Configuration Outdoor unit ODU Dimensions H x W x D 9 3 x 9 3 x 5 25 24cm x 24cm x 13cm Weight 6 Ibs 2 72 kg Operating Temperature 40 to 149 F 40 to 65 Altitude 15 000 4 6 km Humidity 100 condensing Environmental IP 67 40 208363 004 2013 12 23 Common System Specifications Power Control Step Size Maximum RSL Receiver Threshold BER 10 Maximum 2x2 MIMO Aggregate Over the Air Capacity at max coding rate Mbps Max system Layer 1 Max Ethernet Layer 2 Ma
56. c Out In two radio pin connec tion 47 IP address conflicts 21 IP settings 7 85 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios L LEDs ETH2 or ETH3 15 GPS RSL 15 Power ETHI 15 License Key 28 lightning arrestor 5 lightning arrestors 19 link 5 orientation 8 RF link testing 7 Link Distance parameter 31 link margin 59 link parameters 23 login names 22 login privileges 22 M mounting hardware 13 multipath 56 multipath propagation 57 noise profile 5 P passwords 7 22 path obstruction 58 performance degradation 56 Performance page 33 Power connector 47 power interface 46 Power Ethernet connector 14 R radio default settings 8 grounding 58 initiation tasks 11 installation tasks 11 mounting 5 13 rebooting 37 Radio A 8 Radio A configuration 6 radio configuration 6 Radio Information page 26 Radio Transmission Status parameter 30 Radio Transmit Power parameter 31 receiver threshold 5 record keeping 12 86 regulatory requirements EIRP 72 USA 67 Reset page 37 RF connector termination 15 RF interface 46 RF interference 57 RF lightning arrestor 19 RF output power 8 RSL 8 current RSL readings 33 monitor for performance 56 RSL field 33 RSL Sync 47 S safety 62 shipping box contents 6 Shutdown button 38 site preparation 5 specifications 40 sync distribution accessory 47 system latency 5 system performance 33 system settings Current BER field 33 grounding 58
57. ce measurements Measure transmitter output power Measure receiver threshold performance Confirm unfaded error free performance Some of these tasks may not be possible or practical within a bench test environment due to the nature of the remote connectivity of peripheral equipment However it is good practice to perform as much as possible in this environment to minimize field installation time and troubleshooting efforts Detailed performance measurements are usually not required for pre installation but can be easily performed at this stage and may be helpful for later troubleshooting efforts or for internal records During troubleshooting there may often be a point at which a back to back bench test should be performed to verify many or all of the above items and in the case of a suspected faulty device to help confirm the fault and determine which end of the system is at fault and in need of repair or replacement 208363 004 7 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Pa Note See Back to back Bench Testing for detailed instructions RF Output Power Setting The maximum RF output power is bounded by one of the following criteria e Maximum RF output power setting capability of the radio device e Maximum RF output power allowed authorized by the local government regulations and for this specific device Maximum effective isotropic radiated power
58. country is not listed check with your Sales Representative for the current status Notations are as follows v indicates approved v indicates in process indicates consult Exalt Communications for availability Table 8 Product Approvals Exalt Country 4 9GHz 5 3GHz 5 4GHz 5 8GHz Austria Australia Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Canada v v Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Mexico 70 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table 8 Product Approvals Exalt Continued Country 4 9GHz 5 3GHz 5 4GHz 5 8GHz Netherlands Norway Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Slovak Republic Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand UAE United States v 208363 004 71 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios EI RP Limits for the United States and Canada Note The professional installer is responsible to ensure RF output power is properly adjusted to not exceed the reg
59. ctrician Servicing of this device should be performed by authorized personnel only Do not disassemble this device By opening or removing any covers you may expose yourself to hazardous energy parts Incorrect reassembly of this product can cause a malfunction and or electrical shock when the unit is subsequently used Do not connect or disconnect the power connection to the device when the power supply is plugged into an AC outlet To connect first connect the power connection to the device and then apply power or plug in at the outlet To disconnect disengage power at the outlet or unplug and then disconnect the direct connection to the device Do not insert any object of any shape or size inside this product at any time whether powered or not Objects may contact hazardous energy components that could result in a risk of fire or personal injury Liquids shall not come in contact with or enter the inside of the device at any time Proper ventilation and or airflow shall be provided surrounding the equipment Items shall not come in contact with heat sinking materials Ensure that ambient operational and storage temperature specifications are maintained at all times Equipment is suitable for mounting on noncombustible surfaces only Do not move or alter the marking labels A CSU or similar isolating device is necessary between the equipment and the public telecommunications network The equipment has not been evaluated for direct
60. d 5 cables Any Ethernet surge protection device used for the PoE port must be rated for 802 3af use and for 1000BaseT operation For the ETH2 and ETH3 connections any 100BaseT rated surge protection device can be used Use a short CAT5e or CAT6 cable for the connection between the radio and the first arrestor Use bulk outdoor rated CAT5e cable for the longer run between arrestors and indoor or outdoor rated cable with a standard CAT5e termination for the connection from the egress arrestor and power injector If the radio arrestor is deleted from the design Exalt resellers can supply a longer cable with the proper weatherproof connector for the connection from the radio to the egress arrestor 4 Note Use only outdoor rated UV resistant CAT5e or CAT6 cable This cable must have an j outer diameter between 0 25 6 35 mm and 0 31 7 87mm Belden 1300A is recommended Securely hand tighten all connectors on the ODU to ensure a weatherproof seal Antenna Transmission System This section provides guidance to mounting and connecting the RF transmission system which consists of the antenna RF cabling and RF lightning arrestors Consult the manufacturer s instructions for proper mounting grounding and wiring of these devices and for definitive direction These manufacturer s instructions supersede any information in this section See Table 7 and Table 6 for lists of supported antennas
61. dio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5470 and 5725 MHz 5725 5850 MHz Band For ExtendAir eMIMO Series regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 models within the 5725 5850 MHz band the maximum EIRP allowed is 36 dBm The maximum output power of the radio is 28 dBm P 36 G L where Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5725 to 5850 MHz Total transmission system losses of all elements between the radio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5725 and 5850 MHz 74 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios EI RP Limits for the European Union and ITU Countries The countries that are covered by this Regulatory Domain are Austria Belgium Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Ghana Great Britain Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Norway Poland Portugal Slovak Republic Slovenia Spain Sweden Netherlands Switzerland and Turkey 4 Note The professional installer is responsible to ensure that RF output power is properly adjusted to not exceed the regulatory limit e Use only parabolic dish antennas
62. dio interface e Received CRC cyclical redundancy check error packets on the radio interface e Keep Alive Radio B only The radio interface counters count radio packets not equivalent to Ethernet packets as follows e Packets sent on radio interface out of radio e Packets received on radio interface into the radio Unaggregated Packet Error Rate Retry Rate e Packet Error Rate Modulation Rate counters indicate the modulation level counting packets based on the modulation and MIMO state 1x1 or 2x2 2x2 MIMO results in higher capacity than 1x1 MIMO and higher modulation for example 64QAM versus BPSK results in higher capacity An unfaded unobstructed link operating with sufficient signal to noise ratio runs at 64QAM 2x2 MIMO which is the highest capacity View the counters for each state to evaluate the health of the link and determine the settings where most of the traffic is passing The Clear Counters button restarts the bottom two tables at zero It does not clear the statistics tables 208363 004 33 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios DFS Page DFS status displays on this page DFS is automatically enabled for any band where required based on regulation For bands where DFS is not required it can still be selected For DFS to operate properly set the antenna gain figure to match the installed transmission system gain that is the gain of the
63. e Shorter distances provide better reaction times for error packet retransmissions which allows better throughput given the same RSL level 4 Note Do not select a range less than the actual link distance This will cause failure and collisions on transmission between the radios 208363 004 31 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Antenna Alignment Page This page aids with antenna alignment amp Radio Information Alignment Start Administration Antenna Alignment Settings Configuration 9 System Advanced Remote MAC Address RSSI Not defined Alignment Monitor i Terms of Use Reboot X Shutdown amp Manual WEBSERVER Figure 14 Antenna Alignment page Input the RF MAC address of the peer radio which can be found on the Radio Information Page This is mandatory for Radio B and optional for Radio A Click Alignment Start to initiate alignment Audio beeps indicate the received signal level The RSSI displays when signal level is present Click Alignment Stop when you are satisfied with antenna alignment The beep period is approximately once every 3 seconds when the radio link is not acquired Once the link is acquired the period shortens to 1 beep per second The beep period gets shorter until it is nearly constant as RSL increases The precise RSL is available within the GUI shown on this page
64. e initial priority is to configure one radio to Radio A and assign different IP addresses unique to each radio There are two ways to change the IP address Resetthe radio to the critical default factory settings 4 IMPORTANT If a reboot is prompted during the radio reset ensure that proper and constant power is applied during the entire reboot process 2 Connect to the GUI using the default IP address 10 0 0 1 and change the IP address through the GUI interface 4 Note To connect to the radio s Ethernet port and use the GUI interface the accessing computer must match the radio s IP address subnet It is therefore necessary to change the computer s IP address to match the subnet of the radio such as a computer IP address of 10 0 0 10 if trying to connect to a radio set to the factory default IP address of 10 0 0 1 To configure a radio as Radio A connect to the GUI and change the configuration as discussed in this section Make Connections It is recommended that one radio at a time be configured on a bench before taking the radios to the field for installation e For models with RF connectors terminate the RF connectors with a 50 Ohm termination or a fixed attenuator of at least 20dB see Power 4 Note Do not initially connect the radios in a back to back configuration If the radios are set to their factory default settings both radios are configured as Radio B and cannot communicate Both radios also ha
65. e Warranty Exclusions This limited warranty will not apply to A any Hardware Product that 1 has been modified or altered by any party other than Exalt 1 has been subject to accident misuse abnormal wear and tear neglect or mistreatment iii has been damaged during installation of the Hardware Product 80 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios iv has been damaged by the equipment or system with which the Hardware Product is used v has sustained damage to the Hardware Products interface or power connectors vi is determined to be stolen or vii has been damaged by fire power changes other hazards or acts of God including without limitation lightning or B any Software included in any such Hardware Product see Software License below The warranty applies only to Hardware Products that can be identified by the Exalt trademark trade name serial number or logo affixed to them Exalt does not warrant any Hardware Product that is not manufactured by for or with permission from Exalt The Hardware Products covered by this warranty are not consumer products and are not intended for personal family or household purposes nor are they intended for high risk activities as described in Section 5 below 4 Hardware Product RMA Procedures A return material authorization RMA is required prior to returning Hardware Product to Exalt for watranty
66. e and configuration settings are eliminated from the troubleshooting process Verify the following in the back to back testing e Confirm that the radio system is generally operational Radios power up with planned power and wiring solutions Radio firmware version matches on each terminal and is ideally the latest version Upgrade license key entry successful RFlink connects in both directions Traffic passes across the link 8s Note Some countries require Dynamic Frequency Selection DFS for certain frequency bands which delays the transmitter turn on time during the initial Channel Availability Check period of 1 minute In accordance with these regulations these radios boot up and then wait 1 minute before linking Changes to system parameters may cause additional Channel Availability Checks CACs causing an additional 1 minute wait time to link after changes are made Configure connected equipment and cabling Test Ethernet CATSe or CAT6 cabling Configure IP settings for configuration and management Configure passwords and security modes Become familiar with the configuration and management interfaces through the Exalt GUI interface Configure radio parameters Set transmitter output power to engineered or allowed level see RF Output Power Setting Set operating center frequency Set link distance and occupied channel bandwidth e detailed radio performan
67. e need for copper or fiber connectivity or enhancing existing connectivity by providing a redundancy solution a primary solution and or additional capacity Figure 1 shows the ExtendAir eMIMO Series digital microwave radio N Figure 1 ExtendAir eMIMO Series Radio 208363 004 1 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios The following ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios are covered in this manual r5050 and rc5050 A North American models E ETSI ITU models W rest of world models configured with 100 Mbps aggregate over the air capacity 1PoE port plus two Ethernet ports with license key upgrade for 250 Mbps aggregate over the air capacity The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios allows operations in a near line of sight nLOS and non line of sight NLOS conditions Provide proper path clearance to achieve a high performance reliable connection Perform professional path engineering and site planning before installing this equipment The primary focus of this document is the installation and management of the digital microwave radio and assumes that path engineering and site planning has already been performed ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios utilize radio frequencies in the 4 90 to 4 94 GHz range In most countries this frequency band is allocated exclusively for Public Safety usage and specific restrictions for applications may apply Licensing or registrat
68. eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios System Specifications 5 3GHz Band Frequency Band 5250 5350MHz Output Power with STBC at full power 5MHz 21 5dBm 10MHz 21 5dBm 20MHz 21 5dBm 40MHz 23 5dBm Output Power at minimum power OdBm Selectable Channel Bandwidths 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz and 40MHz Non overlapping Channels gt 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 40MHz 13 7 4 2 Space Time Block Coding allows transmission out of both antennas simultaneously even for single stream Allows double the power for single stream rates b Not all frequencies channels are available in all regions 208363 004 2013 12 23 43 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios System Specifications 5 4GHz Band 5470 5725MHz Frequency Band Output Power with STBC at full power 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 40MHz Output Power at minimum power Selectable Channel Bandwidths Non overlapping Channels gt 21 5dBm 21 5dBm 21 5dBm 23 5dBm OdBm 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 40MHz 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 40MHz 41 21 12 5 Space Time Block Coding allows transmission out of both antennas simultaneously even for single stream Allows double the power for single stream rates b Notall frequencies channels are available in all regions 44 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Di
69. eached Typically a reduction of just 3 to 6dB is enough to determine if this is the issue If the reduction of output power clears the error condition this is the likely cause Use a reflectometer or meter that can read VSWR at the operating frequency to identify poor terminations as well as poor antenna feeds 4 Note The Praxsym VSWR meter is an excellent tool for this purpose Multipath Propagation Multipath propagation is a term that encompasses changes to the RF path such as reflections and or refraction causing partial or complete destruction of the radio signal and thus excessive bit errors and or system outages Rapid changes in temperature inversion layers humidity air pressure water evaporation as well as standing water or moisture on objects along the path are all examples of changes that can cause multipath propagation New building construction near either end of the path or along the path can cause new reflection characteristics If your system has been operating without issue and is suddenly experiencing issues that are symptomatic of a certain time of day or related to change in climatic events or some of the external factors listed above this is likely the cause Consult a professional RF path engineer in these cases Often minor repositioning of the antennas at either or both ends can reduce or eliminate these problems RF Interference RF interference is usually indicative of another radio system nearby
70. em Configuration Page Link Security Key Administration Settings Page In addition e The Peer RF MAC Address Radio B must be entered into Radio A Administration Settings Page e Both radios must have the Radio RF State parameter enabled System Configuration Page Link Distance setting must be equal to or greater than the actual link distance System Configuration Page Pa Note Changing any of these parameters may cause a temporary loss of link Navigating the GUI The GUI provides the primary interface for all configuration and management In the navigation pane click the page link to access that page There are three sections of the main GUI window e Link name and status e Navigation pane Main window X Radio Information Radio Information Administration endAlr rc505 Configuration Model Name ExtendAir rc5050 Model Number E50N831 W Monitor Serial Number Terms of Use Hardware ID ce 5 Reboot PAGE LINK Product PTP Terminal Manual Interface Type 1x10 100 1000BaseT 2x10 100BaseT Boot Version 001 Firmware Version 1 0 3 Fri Nov 1 19 03 55 CDT 2013 E I Dependent upon country selection see System NAVIGATION PANE Supported RF bands Configuration page Antenna Type External ETH1MAC s 00 17 09 00 91 90 ETH2 3 ss 00 17 09 00 91 91 02 17 09 00 91 90 support exaltcom com Direct Dial 1 408 688 0202 S ic T DNI Enema Nue USA Toll
71. erences prohibit the installation of the radio If at all possible obtain a computer and configure the radio terminals using the browser based GUI See Configuration and Management for details Reset to Default Settings If the IP address or password is lost or forgotten or a VLAN issue exists where access to the radio cannot be made reset the radio to critical factory defaults To reset the radio to factory settings Remove the waterproof connector gland spacer assembly from the Sync In Out port of the radio Keep all pieces of this connector safe and secure rubber gland beveled washer nut spacer plug If the Sync port was in use remove the connected sync cable 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 2 Place reset tool an RJ 45 wired with pins 3 and 5 connected to each other and no other pins connected into the Sync In Out port of the radio If already communicating to the radio GUI navigate to the Shutdown page and press the Shutdown button Wait for 30 seconds before going on to the next step Power cycle the radio using one of the following methods a Remove power at the PoE injector source b Disconnect from the PoE injector or disconnect at the ETH1 PoE port Reconnect or reapply power 4 IMPORTANT Ensure that proper and constant power is applied for the remainder of this process Wait at least 20 seconds
72. f the device are allowed within a particular country Please 2 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios contact Exalt or your authorized Exalt representative for information pertaining to your country 4 Note It is professional installer s responsibility to ensure that radio system is implemented in a legal fashion Exalt is not liable for any unsafe or illegal installations Basic Features ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave radios are intended for all outdoor mounting and powered by a separately purchased power injector In some cases the radio can be mounted indoors or in an enclosure Depending on the configuration purchased the associated antenna is either integrated as part of the unit or connected separately For the external antenna models the unit is typically mounted very close to the external antenna to minimize RF cabling and associated losses Alternatively the unit can be mounted at an easily accessible location with longer RF cabling to the antenna Proper lightning or surge suppression devices and associated grounding are required for all connections Optional GPS Antenna 2x100BaseT Power Ethernet GbE 100BaseT Lightning Arrestors grounded Power Ethernet Lightning Arrestor grounded Structure Penetration Power Ethernet GbE Power Injector Ethernet 2x100BaseT M
73. ference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Antennas Supported in Canada The ExtendAir eMIMO models regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 are designed to operate with the antennas listed in Table 7 and Table 6 which have a maximum gain of 37 9dBi Antennas not included in the list or having a gain greater than 37 9dBi are strictly prohibited for use with this device The required antenna impedance is 50 Ohms 68 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Europe and ITU Country Compliance of these permitted devices must be professionally installed They can only be used as a point to point or point to multipoint transmission device for fixed or temporary fixed non mobile installations 4 Note Do not use external amplifiers to boost the power or overcome transmission system losses unless the specific amplifier cable antenna combination has expressly been authorized by the specific country regulations The output power must never exceed that specified in Specifications The ExtendAir eMIMO Series 50xx models operate under EN 301 893 and EN 302 502 rules as a license exempt device The ExtendAir eMIMO Series 50xx models comply with ETS 301 893 for the 5 3 and 5 47 GHz bands for license exempt use for most countries recognizing ETSI or ITU band assignments This band is not yet harmonized for all countries recogniz
74. fications 5 4GHz Band 44 208363 004 ii 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios System Specifications 5 8GHz 45 liar CMT 46 Interface Connections ested bees See rhe RE PR 47 Sync Connector Future 47 Power ETH1 RR RE ERE e Red 47 sn 665 P Ur a a E EAE cee E 49 lien AMEN 23 General Practices E GR Pe EI PNE AQ ES E 55 Typical Indications of Issues 56 Improper RF Cable Termination 57 Multipath Propagation cm PE e i a 57 Interference 2 4 UR ded Re RR aT a EXPE aE a 57 Path OBStr cti n CRT IMP ERE Pe E E 58 Misaligned Antenna rr ee oie eee ERA IA MEE FOrUe TI RAT PUE VE 58 Faulty Antenna connectorized antenna rc models only 58 uec REPE EX ex EAS 58 Insufficient Link Margin RR E EE IER ERR RR RR 59 Moistu
75. ft 21 X X X X MTI MT 465017 NVH Panel 1 ft 22 5 X X X X MTI MT 485025 ND Panel 1 ft 23 X X X MTI MA WAS56 DP25N Panel 1 ft 23 5 X X X X RadioWaves FPD1 5 24 Panel 1 ft 23 8 X X X ARC Wireless PD5823B88 Panel 1 ft 24 X X X X Mars MA WAS56 DP25N Panel 1 ft 24 X X X X Mars MA WA62 DP24 Panel 1 ft 24 X Wireless Beehive 5 8DP 26 Solid Parabolic 1 5 ft 26 X X X General Dynamics HQFD2 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 1 X X X General Dynamics QFD2 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 4 X X X KBT TDJ 4958P6ACx2 Panel 2 ft 28 5 X X X X L Com HG5158DP 29D Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 5 X X X MTI MA QA56 DP28NB Panel 2 ft 28 5 X X X X RadioWaves HPD2 5 2 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 6 X X X CommScope HPX2F 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 X X X Laird HDDASW 29 DP Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 X X X X Mars MA WA62 DP30 Panel 2 ft 29 X X RadioWaves SPD2 5 2 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 X X X Wireless Beehive 5 8DP 29 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 X X X CommScope PX2F 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 4 X X X ARC Wireless 5830501 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 30 X X X X Wireless Beehive 5 8DP 31 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 31 X X X General Dynamics QFD2 5 52 Solid Parabolic 2 5 ft 31 1 X X X RadioWaves HPD3 5 2 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 31 1 X X X 50 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table 6 eMIMO Dual polarity Antennas Continued
76. ft 31 1 X X X RadioWaves G3 52 Grid Parabolic 3 ft 31 1 X X X RadioWaves HP2 5 2 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 31 4 X X X 208363 004 33 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table 7 eMIMO Single polarity Antennas Continued Bandwidth GHz Gain Manufacturer Model Number Type Diameter dBi 4 9 5 3 5 5 58 RFS Cablewave SPF3 52CN1S Solid Parabolic 3 ft 31 4 X X X Laird HDDASW 32 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 32 X X X RadioWaves HP3 5 2 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 32 5 X X X RadioWaves SP3 5 2 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 32 5 X X X CommScope P3F 52 Solid Parabolic 3 ft 33 5 X X X RFS Cablewave SDF4 52BN1S1 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 33 9 X X X General Dynamics SSP4 2357A Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 4 X RFS Cablewave SPF4 52CN1S1R Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 4 X X X General Dynamics HQF4 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 7 X X X General Dynamics QF4 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 8 X X X CommScope P4F 52 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 9 X X X RadioWaves SP4 5 2 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 9 X X X RadioWaves HP4 5 2 Solid Parabolic 4 ft 34 9 X X X RFS Cablewave DA4 WS57BCISI Solid Parabolic 4 ft 35 5 X RadioWaves SP6 57 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 35 8 X CommScope P6F 52 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 6 X X X General Dynamics QF6 52 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 8 X X X RadioWaves HP6 5 2 Solid Parabolic 6 ft 37 9 X X X RadioWaves SP6 5 2 Solid Par
77. gital Microwave Radios System Specifications 5 8GHz Band Frequency Band 5725 5875MHz Output Power at full power all channels 28dBm 5 Output Power at minimum power 44 Selectable Channel Bandwidths 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz and 40MHz Non overlapping Channels gt 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 40MHz 17 14 7 3 a Space Time Block Coding allows transmission out of both antennas simultaneously even for single stream Allows double the power for single stream rates b Notall frequencies channels are available in all regions 208363 004 45 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Interfaces RF Connector N type female 2 rc model only Impedance 50 Ohms Antenna 23dBi gain r model only Ethernet Connectors 3x RJ48C RJ 45 female Interface Speed 1x 10 100 1000 BaseT with PoE 2x 10 100BaseT Duplex Auto negotiate to Half or Full Compliance 802 3 Sync In Sync Out Connector RJ 45 female Power DC Power Injector sold separately Input Voltage 48VDC 802 3af compliant 802 3at compatible Consumption lt 13 W 46 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios nterface Connections This section provides the pin number assignment and wiring information for the connectors on the ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios All connectors are shown as viewed from the
78. han as a result of unauthorized disclosure by Purchaser or ii was in Purchaser s possession prior to disclosure by Exalt MISCELLANEOUS You shall not sell transfer or assign this Agreement without the prior written consent of Exalt Any act in derogation of the foregoing shall be null and void and You will remain obligated under this Agreement This Agreement shall benefit and be binding upon the parties to this Agreement and their respective permitted successors and assigns The waiver or failure of either party to exercise in any respect any right provided for in this Agreement shall not be deemed a waiver of any further right under this Agreement If any provision of this Agreement is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be contrary to law the remaining provisions of this Agreement will remain in full force and effect This Agreement and any disputes arising out of or related to this Agreement its termination or the relationship of the parties will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California excluding its conflict of laws principles and excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods AII disputes arising in connection with this Agreement the Products or Services shall be administered by the American Arbitration Association under its commercial arbitration rules by a single arbitrator appointed in accordance with the rules Both parties consent that the a
79. he far end radio off the residual RSL measured by the radio indicates the level of interference seen by the radio It is possible that interference levels below that which can be measured still have an impact on the radio system especially if the radio system has low fade margin or is using a high order modulation Exalt Digital Microwave Radios provides considerable flexibility to tune to different frequencies across the bands within which they operate This is the easiest method to use to try to avoid existing interference In addition the occupied bandwidth of the radio can be reduced This along with re tuning can be very effective however throughput is reduced Repositioning the antenna and or changing polarization or upgrading the antenna to a higher gain and or using a high performance antenna are all secondary means that can be used It may be necessary to perform combinations of both radio changes retuning occupied bandwidth reduction and antenna system changes position polarization upgrade Path Obstruction A path obstruction is defined as an object such as a building or tree impeding the proper path of the radio system If the system design was proper at the time of installation and issues arise at a later date an updated path profile and survey may be necessary to identify changes in path clearance Misaligned Antenna Atthe time of initial installation it is critical that the antennas at each end are properly al
80. ic 2 ft 25 X 52 208363 004 2013 12 23 Table 7 eMIMO Single polarity Antennas Continued Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 2013 12 23 Bandwidth GHz Gain Manufacturer Model Number Type Diameter dBi 49 5 3 5 5 5 8 Laird GD57 25 Grid Parabolic 2 ft 25 X Laird HDGD58 26 Grid Parabolic 2 ft 26 X Laird GD58 26 Grid Parabolic 2 ft 26 X KBT TDJ 5158SPL6 Panel 2ft 26 5 X X X Commscope 28T 5801 1 Grid Parabolic 3 ft 27 X CommScope UBP600 4 1 Panel 2 ft 275 X X X X PC Tel MPRC2449 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 27 7 X X X X General Dynamics EPD2 52 Panel 2 ft 28 X X X KBT TDJ 5158P6 Panel 2 ft 28 X X X Laird GD53 28 Grid Parabolic 3 ft 28 X Laird GD57 28 Grid Parabolic 3 ft 28 X Laird GD5W 28P Grid Parabolic 28 X X X X RadioWaves FP2 5 28 Panel 2 ft 28 X X X CommScope UBG600 4 1 Grid Parabolic 3 ft 28 5 X X X General Dynamics HQF2 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 5 X X X General Dynamics QF2 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 28 5 X X X Laird GD58 29 Grid Parabolic 29 X X X Laird HDGD58 29 Grid Parabolic 29 X Laird HDDASW 29 SP Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 X X X X RadioWaves SP2 5 2 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 X X X CommScope P2F 57W Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 3 X CommScope P2F 52 Solid Parabolic 2 ft 29 4 X X X General Dynamics QF2 5 52 Solid Parabolic 2 5
81. ic and Ethernet Figure 21 illustrates the pin orientation and functionality for this connector This connection supports 10 100 1000BaseT The Ethernet cable between the PoE injector must be wired as a straight connection The wiring follows typical wiring for Power over Ethernet PoE and is 802 3af compliant and 802 3at compatible 208363 004 47 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 1 Paired with Pin 2 with 48VDC 2 Paired with Pin 1 with 48VDC 3 Paired with Pin 6 with 48VDC 4 Paired with Pin 5 with 48 3 Paired with Pin 4 with 48 6 7 8 Paired with Pin 3 with 48VDC Paired with Pin 8 with 48 Paired with Pin 7 with 48VDC Figure 21 Power ETHI connector 48 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Antennas The ExtendAir eMIMO Series digital microwave radios are intended for use in the USA In some countries antennas exceeding a certain level of gain may be unlawful Refer to RF Output Power Setting for details on regulatory limits ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios with integrated antennas have software selectable midband gain of 9 17 or 23 dBi with a beamwidth of 3dB at 60 20 and 10 degrees respectively Table 6 lists dual polarity antennas for the ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios Table 6 eMIMO Dual polarity
82. igned and that the designed RSL is achieved However antennas may become misaligned due to high winds changes in the guy wiring systems keeping the antenna mast stable or loosening of the antenna mounting hardware A reduction in the RSL of the link is symptomatic of this condition but this condition is not the only condition that results in a reduction of RSL However if conditions occur where the antenna alignment may be suspected the mechanics must be inspected and the antennas realigned Faulty Antenna connectorized antenna rc models only A faulty antenna is rare but is still a possibility In some cases the mechanics of the antenna feed can get moisture inside or a bad or weak connection in the pin and connector structure of the antenna may occur A VSWR measurement of the antenna connection can be made to verify this condition Improper Grounding In addition to being a potential human safety issue improper system grounding is a somewhat common condition that can cause continuous bit errors or bit errors when metal objects come in 58 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios contact with the radio transmission system or racking system If touching the radio causes errors grounding is the cause It can be difficult to identify grounding problems but a professional electrician can normally inspect a system and identify if there are deficiencies in the g
83. in the 5250 5850 2 bands the ExtendAir eMIMO models regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 operate under RSS 210 of Industry Canada regulations Operation is subject to the following conditions unless express permission is granted by Industry Canada to operate in a different manner e External amplifiers cannot be used to boost the power or to overcome transmission system losses unless the specific amplifier cable antenna combination is expressly authorized by Industry Canada e Cross border transmissions are expressly prohibited except with written permission from both Industry Canada and the governing body of the neighboring country FCC for USA e Only parabolic dish antennas directional flat panel or omni directional antennas may be used No other types of antennas are authorized Parabolic dishes of either grid or solid type are allowed e Antenna gains between 9dBi and 37 9dBi are permitted The maximal effective antenna gain including transmission cable loss must not exceed 28dBi Industry Canada IC Canada This Class B Digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil numerique de la classe B respecte les exigences du Reglement sur le material broilleur du Canada This device complies with RSS 210 of Industry Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any inter
84. ing ETSI or ITU band assignments These bands require Dynamic Frequency Selection DFS and Transmitter Power Control TPC for radar detection and avoidance There is 30dBm EIRP limit applied to this band Transmitter power must be adjusted accordingly with respect to the RF cabling losses and antenna gains associated with each terminal The ExtendAir eMIMO Series 50xx models comply with ETS 302 502 for the 5 8 GHz band This band is not yet harmonized for all countries recognizing ETSI or ITU band assignments Consult the individual country regulations or your Exalt Communications representative for details This band requires DFS and TPC for radar detection and avoidance There is a 33dBm EIRP limit for use of the 10 MHz BW setting and 36dBm EIRP limit for use of the 20 MHz BW setting Some countries limit the EIRP to 5dBm for all bandwidths in this band All models comply with the requirements for CE Mark EN 60950 1 and IEC 60950 1 and EMC EN 301 489 17 No substitutions shall be made and all wiring and grounding instructions contained in this manual must be followed to ensure safety in accordance to the standards and local rules 208363 004 69 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Regulatory Compliance As of this printing Exalt Communications Inc has approvals for the products that are covered by this manual as indicated in Table 8 If your application or
85. ing process If a back to back bench test fails then the radio hardware is either broken or the radios are improperly configured Upgrade the radio to the most current release of firmware and or reset the radio to its critical factory settings following the quick start guide instructions and those in Configuration and Management helps to confirm if configuration issues cause failure The most common issues with microwave radio links are e Animproperly terminated RF cable e Multipath propagation e interference e Path obstruction e Misaligned antenna e Faulty antenna e Improper grounding e Insufficient link margin in the design implementation e Moisture in the transmission system antenna feed and or RF cable If the radio link has been operating without issues and is exhibiting new poor performance behavior or becomes completely inoperative the troubleshooting process should pay close attention to any conditions that may have changed between the time when the system was working without issue and the time when the issues started Also it can be helpful to compare some performance parameters of the system before and after the presence of issues Often the source of the issues can be determined by thoughtful consideration of changes such as e Changes in weather including high winds e Changes made to the radio equipment transmission system or connected equipment e New radio systems or electronic equipment the nearby
86. ion may be required Consult your country regulations to determine any restrictions that may apply and any process that must be followed to implement links in this band ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios utilize radio frequencies in the 5 250 to 5 875 GHz range In most countries these frequency bands are considered as license exempt or unlicensed This means that virtually any user may use these frequencies freely without paying for access or any type of prenotification post notification or registration As a result of this designation users may also move or change these systems at any time with significant flexibility to the location orientation and configuration of the system However due also to this designation there may be uncontrolled interference from other similar devices that occupy this spectrum In these cases it is up to engineering and maintenance personnel to design the system with existing and future interference sources in mind recognizing that there is a chance that the interference conditions could be very dynamic and outages may occur on the system as a result and that in some very rare cases the system may cause interference into another system and may be required to be disengaged or modified re oriented to eliminate the interference If the spectrum in your country is designated as license exempt or similar this does not infer that the installer may configure the system in any manner at any location In most c
87. is required and on site analysis and special test equipment may be necessary Compared to phone support from Exalt Customer Care troubleshooting is much more expeditious if the professional installer and or link designer examines the system and reviews the management information in the GUI In turn if the professional installer and or link designer contacts Exalt Customer Care the process to rectify the system is much more expedient due to the in depth knowledge related to the implementation and the RF environment 56 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Improper RF Cable Termination Improper RF cable termination is a very common problem In many cases this is a problem that occurs during installation and is not a problem that suddenly appears However if cables are moved or flexed especially near the termination points and radio errors changes in RSL or other performance issues occur this is a certain sign of this issue Another relatively easy method to test for this condition is to decrease the output power of the radio system at each end one end at a time A poor RF cable termination may be reflecting too much RF energy back into the radio system and reducing output power reduces the reflected energy at a faster rate than the transmitted energy towards the far end Be careful not to reduce the output power to the point where the radio s threshold is r
88. istration Settings page 2 6 eee eee ne eens 27 File Management page 0 cece cece 29 System Configuration page eee ccc eee 30 Antenna Alignment page isses cette eens 32 Pertormance page oves ORAL oe ea Rn ee ee Ge be ee ae 33 Metrics Sosa ve eles ty dee d cias 34 DES pase rm 36 Reboot page sj tances ttn ed edad dialed videor edo t exte de ed 37 Shutdowt page iu D 38 Sync In Sync Out connector leseleeeeeee 47 Power ETHl connector 48 Basic back to back bench test 60 List of Tables Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Table 6 Table 7 Table 8 Table 9 208363 004 2013 12 23 Factory default settings susce tem aee t e ODER aed JR eset d dg 9 ConnectOIs edad le puc pega edu d Lo deer Uh e dh eae 14 LED 1mdicators IBD RE eee ae 15 Recommended transmission line 18 Default login information seee sebe rerien E een ene 22 eMIMO Dual polarity Antennas 0 0 eh 49 eMIMO Single polarity Antennas 0 0 cece eee eh 52 Product Approvals Exalt sees 70 EU and ITU Country Specific EIRP Levels TI v E
89. level User name Default password Administrator admin password User user password Administrator login credentials are required for configuration purposes Type the user name and passwords for Administrator level and click OK The following screen displays 22 208363 004 2013 12 23 amp Radio Information Administration Configuration Model Name Model Number Monitor Serial Number 3 Terms of Use Hardware ID X Reboot 1 Product Type Manual Interface Type Boot Version Logout Firmware Version Supported RF bands WEBSERVER Antenna Type ETH1 MAC Address ETH2 3 MAC Address RF MAC Address Support E mail Support Phone Number EULA Figure 8 Radio Information page Quick Start Radio Information Third party license agreement Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios ExtendAir rc5050 E50N831 W PE23132407 502568728862 1x10 100 1000BaseT 2x10 100BaseT 0 0 1 1 0 3 Fri Nov 1 19 03 55 CDT 2013 Dependent upon country selection see System Configuration page External 00 17 09 00 91 90 00 17 09 00 91 91 02 17 09 00 91 90 suppon exaltcom com Direct Dial 1 408 688 0202 USA Toll Free 1 877 EXALT 01 877 392 5801 Use of this product is subject to the terms of use and conditions of applicable end user and third party software license agreements accepted
90. lists a few simple ways to achieve proper termination e Connect a 50 Ohm coaxial termination device to the RF port of the radio The termination must be rated to 1W or more Example s include Broadwave Technologies P N 552 200 002 or similar Connect the complete transmission system That is the RF cabling including the antenna The cabled antenna provides a proper termination for the RF output e Connect a fixed or a series of fixed 50 Ohm attenuator s to the RF connector either directly or at the end of RF transmission line The attenuator must be at least 30dB as specified at the operating frequency and rated for a minimum of 1W input power Examples include Broadwave Technologies P N 352 103 xxx Bird 2 A MEN xx JFW Industries 5OFP xxx H6 N 208363 004 15 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Cover any unused connector with the connector cap and apply the weather seal tape Both cap and tape are included in the accessory kit Ethernet Lightning Surge Protection To provide for human safety and for the safety of connected network equipment it is highly recommended to place a weatherproof lightning suppression device at the egress point where the 5 cable s enter the building shelter or cabinet To protect the radio equipment install a weatherproof lightning suppression device near the radio for all connecte
91. mission line connector Use a connector cover or other temporary measures to ensure that the connector is kept clear Take extra care if the antenna is installed during inclement weather to ensure that no moisture gets inside the antenna connector at any time Now the antenna can be aimed in the general direction required for the link Use a compass a reference bearing binoculars or any other similar device to point the antenna in the direction generally of the far end radio and then slightly tighten the azimuth and elevation adjustments so that the antenna maintains its general position and is safe to be left without additional securing Refer to the Exalt white paper Antenna Alignment for more information on antenna alignment techniques Transmission Line from Antenna to Radio Most installations use a very short length of coaxial transmission line for the connection between the antenna and the radio device Coaxial transmission line can either have a solid or braided shield Solid shield cables are more resistant to external signal coupling and interference but are generally stiffer than braided cables Consult the path or site engineer s to ensure that the proper materials are chosen for the installation and that all factors were considered Generally the larger the diameter of the transmission line the lower the loss So for longer runs of transmission line larger diameter cables are highly advised However at every frequency there i
92. mp TTE Directive iL UAI P TP EPT 78 EU EXC Ne idR Ede E 78 Radios eed densities ides esce d ke Suo sd 79 Exalt Limited Hardware Warranty Software License RMA Procedures Agreement 80 MUR PCT 85 iv 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios List of Figures Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14 Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 19 Figure 20 Figure 21 Figure 22 Exalt ExtendAir eMIMO Series Radio 1 0 eee eee ee 1 Cabling and Mounting ee RE 3 Radio installation tasks cence teen 11 Pole mount examples r model at left rc model at right 13 ExtendAir eMIMO Series connectors 14 Initiating the browser connection 22 Browser Login screen 2 0c cece cence hr 22 Radio Information page ss cisse cee eee nee nee 23 Exalt GUI window description 0 24 Radio Information page W rest of the world model 26 Admin
93. n and may also provide videos illustrating the process There is no amount of extra care education precision and effort that can be overstated for this process There is often a need for a small excess of transmission line near the antenna to accommodate both the need for extra slack as the antenna is loosened and moved for the alignment process and to accommodate a drip loop for the transmission line and the initial transmission line securing hardware and grounding near the antenna In addition the transmission line is typically very stiff and can provide undue pulling force on the antenna or radio connector Take care to align the cable with the connector so that it does not provide any torque or strain on the connector Consult your transmission line manufacturer for the proper transportation hoisting securing and grounding process Always be very mindful of the entire length of transmission line to ensure that the transmission line is never twisted kinked or over bent beyond the specified bend radius Once a 18 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios transmission line is over bent or kinked it will likely never recover its specified characteristics even after straightening and will often be completely unusable The opposite end of this primary transmission line typically terminates at the radio connector If using long transmission line in excess of 3
94. nditioned shall be of the same quality as new parts or products or C if Exalt determines that it is unable to repair or replace such Hardware Product Exalt or its applicable reseller will refund to Purchaser the amount actually paid by Purchaser for the applicable Hardware Product replaced parts become the property of Exalt Exalt may at its sole option refuse to accept as defective any Hardware Product that 1 is subject to the exclusions set forth below or ii cannot be demonstrated to be defective by Exalt and Purchaser is unable to provide adequate information describing how the Hardware Product failed Such Hardware Product will at Purchaser s option and expense either be a returned to Purchaser in the state received or b repaired and returned to Purchaser Repaired or replaced Hardware Product will be warranted for the remainder of the original Warranty Period but not less than ninety 90 days 2 Timely Registration May Extend Limited Hardware Warranty Period Purchaser may elect to extend the one 1 year Warranty Period to a two 2 year Warranty Period by registering the Hardware Product with Exalt within ninety 90 days of Hardware Product purchase all requested registration information must be provided in clear and accurate form within such 90 day period Product registration may be performed by completing and submitting the product registration form on www exaltcom com ProductRegistration 3 Limited Hardwar
95. nstaller and an electrician are highly recommended and may be required by law 62 208363 004 2013 12 23 a Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 208363 004 63 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Dynamic Frequency Selection Dynamic Frequency Selection DFS may be required by regional regulation in some frequency bands to avoid causing interference to radar systems Prior to the start of any transmission devices equipped with DFS monitor the spectrum and are not permitted to transmit on any frequency in use for radar transmissions for a period of 30 minutes during which time the frequency will not be available and the link will be dropped During operation of the device the spectrum is continually monitored by DFS to detect radar transmissions on the operating frequency If radar transmissions are detected the device must drop the channel within a specified time period so as not to cause interference with the radar transmission Devices equipped with DFS are required to stay off that part of the spectrum for a minimum of 30 minutes after which time the device may then re check the spectrum for radar transmissions and begin transmitting if no radar is detected Note When DFS is enabled radio temporarily stops transmitting for at least 60 seconds to ensure that no radar
96. nt and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Shielded cables and I O cords must be used for this equipment to comply with the relevant FCC regulations Changes or modifications not expressly approved in writing by Exalt may void the user s authority to operate this equipment 208363 004 67 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios This device must be professionally installed To comply with regulations the output power of this device may need to be adjusted in accordance to the associated transmission system See RF Output Power Setting for details The antenna associated with this device shall be mounted in a location that is at least 10 5 3 2m away from humans that may be subject to long term or continuous exposure Canada Compliance When operating in the 4940 4990 MHz band the ExtendAir eMIMO models regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 are licensed band products operating within RSS 111 of Industry Canada regulations This band is specifically reserved for Public Safety applications and related agencies in accordance with these regulations Transmitter power reduction may be required depending on transmission system gains and losses in accordance with instructions found in this appendix When operating
97. of transmission line in the system to minimize losses and points of failure from connectors The antenna can typically accommodate a direct connection if planned in advance Use a 90 adapter for the connection to the antenna if necessary but confirm that all connectors and transmission lines are properly specified for the operating frequency with minimum loss proper impedance 50 Ohm and proper VSWR characteristics Transmission line connector termination is a critical element of the installation Many factory built RF transmission lines do not provide the proper characteristics for proper transmission despite their published specifications often due to the fully or semi automated process of factory termination which may not have considered the frequency of your system When buying pre terminated transmission line it is strongly advised to obtain the documentation of test measurements on the connected transmission line showing that the loss characteristics and VSWR are within the specified limits specifically at your operating frequency In addition to factory built transmission line self terminated transmission line can suffer the same issues Caution Always follow the manufacturer s termination process EXACTLY and only use the manufacturer s authorized tools and connectors for a given transmission line type The manufacturers of transmission line typically offer instruction and certification for transmission line terminatio
98. om entering the radio equipment other equipment or humans The following lightning arrestors are examples of proper devices for Exalt Digital Microwave Radios e Polyphaser AL LSXM e Citel PRC5800 Mount and ground the RF lightning arrestor in accordance to the manufacturer s recommendations Place it as close as possible to the radio equipment Minimize the distance to the radio to lessen the opportunity for lightning to couple to or strike the unprotected section of transmission line if any Consult a qualified electrician or installer in all cases of grounding and lightning arrestor implementation Antenna Alignment Antennas must be installed at both ends of the planned link to commence precision alignment Refer to the Exalt white paper Antenna Alignment Antennas are typically aligned using the radio hardware for precise alignment However there are many very useful tools available to aid in this process inclusive of devices specifically designed for the purpose of aligning antennas Some examples are e XL Microwave Path Align R e Teletronics 17 402 Use of these devices may be extremely advantageous as compared to using the radio because they employ many unique facilities to aid in this process Using these tools also makes it possible to align the antennas before the radio equipment is delivered However many installers successfully use the radios as the means for antenna alignment 208363 004 19 2013 12 23 Exalt Inst
99. on option 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios File Management Page This page allows the administrator to upload and download files to and from the radio The following types of files can be uploaded license key and radio firmware When uploading radio firmware files the file is automatically loaded as the new Current version and the previous version is moved to the Previous Version memory slot Press Swap to change from the Current Version to the Previous Version Press Revert to change from the Current Version to the Factory Version Radio Information Firmware Version Control Administration Settings Eile Management Previous Version 1 0 3 Revert to previous Current Version 1 04 Configuration Factory Version 103 Revert to factory 33 Monitor Terms of Use Reboot File Transfer Shutdown Radio Firmware License Key File location Browse Upload to Radio amp Manual WEBSERVER Figure 12 File Management page Use the following steps to upload a file Select the radio button for the type of file to upload Radio Firmware or License Key 2 Browse to the file location and select the file 3 Click the Upload to Radio button For file downloads a second page link appears Note Do not change name of any download file Never change radio firmware file names under any circumstances 208363 004 29
100. ool 2 Shutdown Manual Reboot WEBSERVER Figure 18 Reboot page 208363 004 37 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Shutdown Page Click the Shutdown button on this page to start a radio power down It is important that you press the Shutdown button before removing power from the radio This preserves current radio memory against any issues during power cycling When the button is pressed the wait for 30 seconds before removing power message displays amp Radio Information Administration Shutdown Configuration 3 Monitor WARNING Shutdown radio will interrupt live traffic You must disconnect and reconnect the power cable to bring up the radio again Terms of Use Reboot amp Shutdown 1 amp Shutdown Manual Figure 19 Shutdown page 38 208363 004 2013 12 23 Manual Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios The manual this document or the version that matches the installed firmware is available within the GUI Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 5 or higher is required go to www adobe com to download Acrobat Reader Click the Manual link to display the manual within the browser window Once the manual displays click the save button on the PDF toolbar to download the manual locally Radio Information Administration 8 Configuration 8 Monitor Terms of Use X Re
101. or until three short beeps occur On any wait longer than 20 seconds at approximately every 10 seconds thereafter two short beeps sound Remove the reset tool from the Sync In Out port Wait approximately 45 to 90 seconds or until one long beep occurs Replace the waterproof connector gland spacer assembly in the Sync In Out port or reconnect sync cable and tighten the connector assembly Wait approximately 2 minutes from the time step 5 was completed The following changes are made to the radio IP address 10 0 0 1 IP Mask 255 255 255 0 Admin and User passwords password factory settings are configured The radio should be accessible using the above default access configurations and can be reprogrammed as necessary 10 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios System Installation and Initiation Process The tasks required for radio installation and initiation are outlined in the following figure Transmission System Tasks Path amp Site Analysis Build Antenna Structures amp Egress Mount Antennas amp Transmission Line Install amp Test Network amp Power Wiring Figure 3 Radio installation tasks 208363 004 2013 12 23 Both Transmission System amp Radio Preparation Tasks Must Be Complete Mount Radios Connect Transmission Line Connect Power Align Antennas to Planned RSL
102. power supply must be placed indoors or in an enclosure Provide proper clearance for all cables and connectors attached to the device Note that for the rc models the RF cable connector may require significant clearance for the bend radius of the coaxial cable assembly All RF connectors cables and adapters must be rated for operation within the radio s frequency range RF connector losses must be accounted for within the link engineering design and output power settings Mounting the System Use the mounting system supplied with each terminal for pole mounting Figure 4 The pole mounting kit for r model radios accommodates a pole 1 5 3 3 8 7 7cm in diameter rc model radios accommodate a pole 2 6 5 1 15 2cm in diameter Install the mounting system first and then affix the radio to the mount The radio can also be affixed to the mount and the entire assembly including radio mounted Figure 4 Pole mount examples r model at left rc model at right For rc models the mounting solution is a very simple single bracket using pole mounting band clamps accommodating 2 6 5 1 15 2cm pole diameters For the integrated antenna model it is critical to mount the entire device at the predetermined location for proper path clearance to the link end Ensure that there is adequate space around the mounting system and the radio to allow for antenna alignment for both azimuth and elevation adjustments 4 Note Mount the rc models
103. r basic test does not to be calibrated or precise e Computer terminal with Ethernet port Connect the items as follows Connect attenuation and known good cable s between radio pair shown in Figure 22 2 Configure one radio as Radio A the other as Radio B 3 Power on radio pair RF PORTS ATTENUATION CONSOLE PORT 60 90DB Q o s v 4 m a POWER POWER CONNECT LAST CONNECT LAST 1 Figure 22 Basic back to back bench test configuration After connecting and powering on observe the front panel LEDs to verify that the LINK and STATUS LEDs are green If so the radios are communicating and all radio related alarm conditions are normal It can be beneficial to have a computer to verify configuration in case of red LEDs or to pre configure the radio as desired for operation Follow the instructions in Configuration and Management 60 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Specification Performance Verification The specification performance verification is a more detailed test that allows you to verify that the radio s output power and threshold specifications are being met This is typically a test that would only be performed in a troubleshooting scenario but can be performed before installation to provide a detailed record or ensure radio performance before installation This test is identical to the basic tes
104. r end is configured as Radio B Radio A Radio B Configuration Use the Exalt GUI to configure the radio terminals for Radio A and Radio B orientation Since many other parameters also need to be set and the Exalt GUI is needed for these configurations this is the best way to completely configure the radio terminals 8 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Radios arrive from manufacture in default configuration orientated as Radio B and configured as shown in Table 1 Table 1 Factory default settings Parameter ExtendAir eMIMO Series Radio Settings Radio RF State Endpoint Identifier Disabled Radio B Band Frequency e A models 5 8GHz 15 5 745 7 E and W models 5 4GHz UNII DFS 5 500GHz Bandwidth A models 5MHz E and W models 20MHz Transmit Power Limit Disabled 25 dBm Link Distance 12 4 mi 20 km Link Security Key 000000000000 Administration Password password User Password password IP Address 10 0 0 1 IP Mask 255 255 255 0 IP Gateway 10 0 0 10 Access List Filtering Disabled Encryption Open no security applied Ifbandis supported by the regulatory model otherwise a different frequency may be the default setting S Note In many cases the system design will not be identical to the factory default configuration and in some cases these diff
105. radio or transmission system 208363 004 55 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios e New construction nearby either end of the link or along the path Tree growth flooded fields or changes in rivers lakes along the path Verify that configurations are set as follows e RF matches at each end of the link e Bandwidth matches at each end of the link e Link distance matches at each end of the link e TDD Frame Length matches at each end of the link e Endpoint Identifier is different at each end of the link one end Radio one end Radio B Ethernet interfaces are enabled as desired e Link security key matches at each end of the link Typical Indications of Issues In many cases microwave radio users do not notice changes or degradation to the radio system until the radio system fails completely or becomes highly errored or significantly intermittent However regular management of the radio system can help indicate changes in performance that have not yet impacted user performance but may impact performance at a later date if left unchecked or unaddressed The administrator can use this as an opportunity to be proactive and monitor the radio link performance regularly watching for unexplained or unexpected changes in performance and trends in performance changes Most importantly monitoring radio system RSL over time indicates the performance of the radio system
106. radio rear panel oriented with the PoE connector at the lower left corner Sync Connector Future Feature The connector is used for connection to an optional Exalt GPS antenna for the purposes of GPS synchronization or used to send or receive sync signals to a collocated radio or to an ExaltSync Collocation Kit for multiple radio sync Figure 20 illustrates the pin orientation and functionality for this connector Pin Function 1 5 out to GPS antenna 2 Ground 3 Tx Data to GPS antenna 4 Enable signal to GPS antenna 5 Rx Data from GPS antenna 6 Sync input signal 7 Unused 8 Sync output signal Figure 20 Sync In Sync Out connector Two Radio Sync Out In If using the Internal Sync Out In function between two radios only connect Pin 8 from the Sync Out radio to Pin 6 of the Sync In radio and use a straight connection for Pin 2 Connect no other pins To ease the need to keep track of which end of the cable is for In and Out consider cross connecting Pins 6 and 8 with a straight connection for Pin 2 Connect no other pins Sync Distribution Accessory If using a sync distribution accessory sold separately connect CATSe cabling straight from the radio Sync connector s to the accessory Power ETH1 Connector This connector is the primary connector on the radio and must be connected to provide power to the radio and primary Ethernet communications for traff
107. ransmit output e The Link Quality field is an index where 94 is the best link quality and the first number represents the measured value of this index A low number may indicate issues with high noise low RSL or other issues causing poor or errored reception e The Received Signal Level RSL field indicates the present received level in dBm This is helpful to compare to the installed value to see if signal level is changing from original implementation e The Noise Level field displays the noise interference dBm detected in the link at the current frequency and bandwidth setting Connected to Far End Radio entry lists the RF MAC address of far end radio connected to this radio when the link is connected 208363 004 33 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Metrics Link Statistics and Radio Interface Statistics Page The Metrics page lists link and radio interface statistics amp Radio Information Administration Link Statistics Configuration ETH1 Link ETH2 ETH3 Link Radio Link lt Monitor amp Performance z Metrics RX packets errors 0 SS DFS RX packets dropped 292 RX bytes 2869469 RX packets 37346 Terms of Use X packets 9582 Z Reboot amp Shutdown Manual X packets errors 0 X packets dropped 0 X bytes 3566919 Radio Interface Statistics Received PHY error packets WEBSERVER
108. ration Flexible utilized channel bandwidth selection for interference avoidance and frequency coordination Flexible center frequency tuning for interference avoidance and frequency coordination e Flexible capacity to meet current connection requirements and future growth needs e Carrier class reliability and performance e High density collocation using ExaltSync future feature release 4 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Pre installation Tasks This section describes the steps necessary to prepare a site for the installation of the Exalt Digital Microwave Radio Link Engineering and Site Planning Design all terrestrial wireless links prior to purchase and installation Generally professional wireless engineering personnel are engaged to determine the viability and requirements for a well engineered link to meet the users needs for performance and reliability Exalt recommends using a link budget calculator and or path planning tool to aid in the pre planning and engineering required to determine following attributes e Antenna type gain at each end of the link Antenna mounting height location for proper path clearance e Antenna polarization orientation e RF cabling type length connectors route and mounting e Antenna system grounding Lightning arrestor type s location s and grounding e mounting location and mechanism
109. rbitration shall take place in Santa Clara County California The award rendered by the arbitrator shall be final and binding on the parties and judgment on the award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof Any litigation relating to this Agreement or the arbitration shall take place in the state courts of Santa Clara County or in the federal courts of the Northern District of California The foregoing notwithstanding Exalt may obtain preliminary and or permanent injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction worldwide to enforce the terms of Sections 6 7 and 8 Purchaser hereby consents and submits to the jurisdiction and venue of these courts and agrees that process may be served in the manner provided or allowed by California or federal law In any action or proceeding to enforce rights under this Agreement the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover costs and attorneys fees This Agreement represents the complete agreement and understanding of the parties with respect to the subject matter herein This Agreement may be modified only through a written instrument signed or otherwise agreed to by both parties Rev 4 6 2012PT 208363 004 2013 12 23 I ndex A access filtering 28 Administration Settings page 27 administrator privileges 22 antennas alignment 19 58 Canada 68 mounting 16 indoor 19 mounting height 5 site preparation considerations 5 transmission line 17 troubleshooting 58 B back
110. re in the Transmission System 59 Back to back Bench Testing iu ose Re ee owe EE RES 60 Basic Ves P cM oTC on 60 Specification Performance 61 General Compliance and Safety 1 62 Dynamic Frequency Selection 64 Safety ber RA oi a RE E QE S AR RES RES 66 Regulatory NOUGOS G4clcesed ade Ee 67 United States Compliance 67 Canada Complidnee sque P REEPPRRRERTARDeRF ERR e e ee QUERI EPOR 68 Europe and ITU Country Compliance 69 Regulatory Compliance MER ER RA vado E Ra Rs 70 EIRP Limits for the United States and Canada 72 EIRP for USA and Canada 72 EIRP Limits for Australia i ER AP qx AT 74 EIRP Limits for European Union and ITU Countries 75 50xx Series e kr par bee apart ER EET 75 Declaration of Conformity to the R a
111. rounding system Insufficient Link Margin Ideally the link was designed with enough link margin fade margin to allow for multipath propagation and atmospheric fading and still remain reliable In some cases link margin is compromised by economic factors such as using low cost RF cabling or lower cost antennas that have less gain or deficient performance compared to higher cost transmission system components In some cases there may be antenna size restrictions that forced the design to not have the desired amount of link margin If the link was designed with poor link margin there are likely many cases of bit errors and outages The antenna system and transmission line can be upgraded to help reduce this If the link design was installed with sufficient margin but RSL is reduced the remaining link margin may no longer be enough to maintain a reliable link The causes of RSL reduction were previously described but are usually due to new path obstruction s or antenna misalignment due to wind or mechanical factors The antenna height or location can be changed to overcome new obstructions Realignment of the antenna and or improvement to mechanical structures can help overcome antenna misalignment Moisture in the Transmission System If the connectors on cables and antennas and egress junctions are not properly weatherproofed moisture can get into the transmission system and cause significant error conditions and erratic performance In m
112. rs lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5470 and 5725 MHz 208363 004 75 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 5725 5850 MHz band For all models within the 5725 5850 MHz band the maximum transmit power with respect to specific country EIRP regulations is determined based on the channel bandwidth The EIRP power limit is specified in Table 9 The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 maximum transmitter conducted power is 28 dBm Use the following equation to determine the maximum transmitter power for the radio P ME G L where Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm ME Maximum EIRP as specified in Table 9 Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5725 to 5850 MHz Total transmission system losses of all elements between the radio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5725 and 5850 MHz 76 208363 004 2013 12 23 Table 9 EU and ITU Country Specific EIRP Levels Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Country Maximum EIRP 5 3 GHz band Maximum EIRP 5 4 GHz band csse EHE Austria 23 dBm 30 dBm 5 dBm Belgium 30 dBm Cyprus 23
113. s grounding e transmitter output power setting e Anticipated received signal level RSL at each end e Anticipated fade margin and availability performance at each end e settings e Anticipated throughput performance With respect to radio path and site planning these radios are generally identical to other microwave terrestrial wireless systems Engineering of these systems requires specific knowledge about the radios including e specifications transmitter output power receiver threshold occupied channel bandwidth and carrier to interference e Regulatory limitations on transmitter output power setting and antenna type gain e Noise interference profile for the intended location Familiarization with the ExtendAir eMI MO Series Radios The ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios utilize time division duplex TDD radio transmission This means that the transmitted signal in both directions uses the same center frequency and transmits in one direction for a period of time and then in the opposite direction for another period of time This total period of time is referred to as the frame length or TDD frame length and 15 further discussed in Time Division Duplex TDD Factors 208363 004 5 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios The two radio terminals are identical hardware except for the TDD setting in software When the radios are
114. s a maximum diameter cable that supports the operating frequency Verify the specifications This should is determined in the path and site planning process Table 4 lists representative samples of transmission line types recommended for the Exalt Digital Microwave Radio 208363 004 17 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Table 4 Recommended transmission line Manufacturer Type Description Loss at 4 9GHz Loss at 5 3GHz Loss at 5 8GHz Andrew LDF4 50 1 2 inch solid shield 5 6dB 100 5 7dB 100 6 0dB 100 Andrew LDF4 5 50 5 8 inch solid shield N A 4 4dB 100 4 7dB 100 Times LMR 600 1 2 inch braided shield 6 8dB 100 6 9dB 100 7 3dB 100 Times LMR 900 5 8 inch braided shield N A 4 6dB 100 4 9dB 100 RFS LCF12 50J 1 2 inch solid shield 5 548 100 5 6dB 100 5 9dB 100 RFS LCF12 58J 5 8 inch solid shield N A 4 5dB 100 4 8dB 100 It is critical that the transmission line and antenna be capable of supporting the same type of connector or easily adapted It can be important to minimize the number of connectors and adapters and it is ideal that they match directly without adaptation In most cases transmission line allows for N type male connectors and antennas have N type female connectors If possible connect the primary transmission line directly to the antenna It is desired to have the fewest possible pieces
115. se link DC power from power injector Threaded M5 receptacle 14 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 4 Note Retain all weatherproofing spacers for unused connectors All connections should be hand tight for proper weatherproofing LED Indicators Table 3 provides details of the LED indicators on the ExtendAir eMIMO Series radios Note that there are two LEDs labeled top and bottom associated with each connector Table 3 LED indicators TBD Location Type Function Sync Reset Green LED Reserved for future use Top Sync Reset Green LED Unused Bottom ETH2 or ETH3 Green LED Unused Top ETH2 or ETH3 Green LED Unused Bottom PoE ETHI Green LED Solid when proper power is applied Bottom PoE ETHI Green LED Solid when Ethernet link is established T Blinking when Ethernet traffic is present Power The radio requires a 802 3af or 802 3at compliant PoE power source within specifications Pu Note Read this section completely before applying power Terminating the RF Connectors rc models Before applying power the RF connectors must be properly terminated into a 50 Ohm load If this is not performed the radio may be damaged by simply applying power Also there are human safety factors to consider regarding potentially harmful RF radiation The following
116. sword must be entered twice If the passwords do not match and the Update button clicked the password is not changed and remains set to the previous password 208363 004 27 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Enter the license key provided by Exalt to access extended features Click Update to accept the changes and enable the new features License keys are issued by radio serial number so ensure that the license key used was issued for this particular radio Access List Filtering Enable this option to limit Radio A and Radio B connections to only provisioned radios that is those provisioned through the peer MAC address of the RF interface For Radio B access filtering is mandatory Enable Access List Filtering for the Radio A limit access only to a specific Radio B to connect Peer Mac Address When Access List Filtering is enabled Radio A only connects to the Radio B identified in the RF MAC address and vice versa 4 The RF MAC address of the local radio is listed on the Radio Information Page Use this address to populate in the peer radio 28 Encryption Not applicable when Open is selected AES is the available authentication protocol which provides additional data security for the wireless link This feature requires that both radios have a valid AES encryption key simply insert a matching hexadecimal string on both terminals and enable the Encrypti
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118. t but in place of the fixed attenuation it requires the use of calibrated variable attenuation or a set of calibrated fixed attenuators or a combination of both adding to a total attenuation value of 120dB as measured at the operating frequency of the radio In addition a volt meter or computer is also required Connect the system as shown in Figure 22 using the combination of fixed and variable attenuation between the radio s RF ports Connect the volt meter to either radio s RSL test point and associated reference ground connection In this test it is desirable to use pre tested RF cables known to be good and the insertion loss is known at the operating frequency If the cables are short 6 2m or less you can estimate the loss including connectors to be less than 1dB each The estimate of cable loss is critical to the overall confidence of the measurements made in this test There are two critical specifications that can be tested in this configuration e output power e receiver threshold To measure transmitter output power simply insert any value of attenuation between the radios between 60 and 90dB Ensure that both RF output power settings are at maximum Use the volt meter to measure RSL in both directions The RSL measured value should match the appropriate value according to the inserted attenuation such as RSL RF Output Power cabling losses total attenuation Verify output power by adjusting outpu
119. t power using the Exalt GUI in administration mode and evaluate the corresponding change to the RSL measurement For threshold testing the key is to insert a measured amount of loss that is close to but not exceeding the radio s specified system gain System gain is the difference between RF output power and receiver threshold At your selected modulation and bandwidth settings determine the specified threshold performance and choose a value of attenuation including cable losses that adds to roughly 5 to 15dB less than the system gain For example if the threshold for your measurement is 85dBm the output power is 27dBm so the system gain is 112dB Choose a value of total attenuation in the range of roughly 100 105dB Once this attenuation is inserted verify RSL readings as in the first step and then using the GUI reduce radio output power in 1dB steps until the receiving radio the one whose output power not being adjusted Link LED turns from green to yellow This indicates that threshold has been reached At this point verify the equation for system gain using the new output power level setting and verify that the threshold performance is meeting or exceeding the published specification Note Due to the variation of measurements and accuracies involved in this test you may read a measurement that is 1dB to as much as 2dB off of the expected value It should be of no concern unless the value is more than 3dB worse than expected
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121. to back bench test 6 60 back to back bench test configuration 60 Band parameter 30 Bandwidth parameter 30 browsers 21 C cables Ethernet CAT5e 7 RF 5 troubleshooting improper RF cable termination 57 connections RSL Sync 47 sync distribution accessory 47 Two radio pin Internal Sync Out In 47 connectors 14 ETH2 and ETH3 14 GPS RSL 14 PoE ETHI 14 Power Ethernet 47 Current RSL field 33 D DC power source 15 dimensions 40 Dynamic Frequency Selection DFS 64 E Effective Antenna Gain parameter 31 effective isotropic radiated power EIRP 8 Endpoint Identifier parameter 30 Ethernet connectors 47 Ethernet interface 46 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios factory default settings Access List Filtering 9 Administration Password 9 Band Frequency 9 Bandwidth 9 Encryption 9 Endpoint Identifier 9 IP Address 9 IP Gateway 9 IP Mask 9 Link Distance 9 Link Security Key 9 Radio RF State 9 Transmit Power Limit 9 User Password 9 fade margin 5 59 frame length See TDD frame frequency center 5 G GPS RSL connector 14 GPS RSL LED 15 grounding 58 GUI Administration Settings page 27 browsers supported 21 description 21 IP address default 21 log in 21 login privileges 22 Performance page 33 Radio A configuration 21 Radio Information page 26 Reset page 37 interfaces Ethernet 46 power 46 RF 46 interference profile 5 Internal Syn
122. ulatory limit EI RP for the USA and Canada 4940 4990 MHz Band For ExtendAir eMIMO Series regulatory model name number eMIMO 100 operating within the 4940 4990 MHz band the maximum EIRP allowed is 46dBm The maximum output power of the radio shall never exceed 20dBm The transmit power must be reduced from maximum by 1 dB for every 1dB that the antenna gain exceeds 26dBi including transmission system losses 5250 5350 MHz Band For operation within the 5250 5350 MHz band the maximum EIRP is 30 dBm The maximum output of the radio is 21 dBm P 30 G L where Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5250 to 5350 MHz Total transmission system losses of all elements between radio s RF connector the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5250 and 5350 MHz 5470 5725 MHz Band For operation within the 5470 5725 MHz band the maximum EIRP allowed is 30 dBm The maximum output power of the radio is 21 dBm P 30 G L where Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm G Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5470 to 5725 MHz Total transmission system losses of all elements between the radio s RF connector and the antenna s RF connector all cables connectors lightning suppressors in dB as specified or measured between 5470 and 5725 MHz 72 208363 004
123. uth and elevation of the Radio B antenna until it aligned and has the best possible RSL RSL RSSI is reported on the Antenna Alignment page to the right of the RF MAC Address entry Lightly tighten the antenna adjustment mechanics After Radio B is aligned as best as possible enable alignment on the Radio A side enable Access List Filtering and enter the far end RF MAC Address Repeat this procedure to align Radio A Alignment should be optimized at both ends one side at a time back and forth until the target RSL is achieved as indicated on the Performance Page After the designed RSL is achieved mechanically secure the antenna for azimuth and elevation alignment Carefully monitor the RSL level while tightening the mechanics and ensure that the antenna remains in alignment Disable Antenna Alignment on both ends of the link once alignment is completed 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios Configuration and Management The Exalt GUI is the primary user interface for configuring and troubleshooting the radio and radio system computer or hand held device with a conventional HTML browser and Ethernet port is required Microsoft Internet Explorer is the preferred browser Firefox Chrome and Safari are also supported Preparing to Connect If the radios are new both radios are preconfigured as Radio B and have the same IP address Th
124. ve the same IP address which causes IP address conflicts Once connected to the radio using Ethernet log in to the Exalt GUI Log In Use the following steps to log in to the Exalt GUI Opena browser window Microsoft Internet Explorer is the recommended browser Firefox Chrome and Safari are also supported If there are issues with your browser please report it to Exalt Customer Care You may be required to use a different browser to immediately overcome issues 2 IP address of the radio in the address bar 208363 004 21 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios EXALTCOMMUNICATIONS COM Microsoft Internet Explorer Edit View Favorites Tools Q ix 7 Search Sie Favorites 62 M rel Address 10 0 0 1 Figure 6 Initiating the browser connection The following window displays after pressing the Enter key or clicking the Go button in the browser window User Password M Secure connection Losin Figure 7 Browser Login screen Login Privileges There are two levels of login privileges e Administrator admin assigned complete permissions to view edit and configure e User user assigned limited view only permissions with no edit or configuration rights The default login names and passwords are as follows Table 5 Default login information Privilege
125. xalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios About this Document This manu al provides a complete description of the ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios and related software This manual provides planners engineers installers system administrators and technicians general and specific information related to the planning installation operation management and maintenance of these devices Revision History Date Feature Support 2013 06 20 Initial release 2013 08 30 DFS bands and QoS disable features release 2013 11 15 DFS release for America version metrics page improvements 2013 12 23 Added new Shutdown button and buzzer features Icons The following icons denote specific types of information Note This symbol means take note Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to materials not contained in the manual Warning This warning symbol means there is a risk of electric shock This situation that could cause bodily injury Before working on any equipment be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents Caution This symbol means be careful There is a risk of doing something that might result in equipment damage or loss of data This is a general warning caution or risk of danger vi 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt
126. ximum Range Link Latency Link Security Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios 1 0dB OdBm no damage BPSK QPSK 16QAM 25dBm error free 64QAM 30dBm error free dBm BPSK QPSK 16QAM 640 5MHz 96 93 88 80 10MHz 93 90 85 77 20MHz 90 87 82 14 40MHz 87 84 79 71 Mbps BPSK QPSK 16QAM 64QAM 5MHz 4 3 10 8 20 16 33 26 10MHz 7 5 20 16 39 31 65 52 20MHz 13 10 39 31 78 62 130 104 40MHz 27 22 81 65 162 130 270 216 120 km 3 ms typical 96 bit Security Code over the air 128 bit AES encryption a Bi directional Ethernet throughput with 1518 byte packets including overhead 1 6 km distance Actual user throughput will vary depending on modulation channel bandwidth packet size and distance 208363 004 2013 12 23 41 42 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir eMIMO Series Digital Microwave Radios System Specifications 4 9GHz Band Frequency Band Output Power at full power all channels 21 54 Output Power at minimum power OdBm Selectable Channel Bandwidths Non overlapping Channels 4940 4990MHz 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 5MHz 10MHz 20MHz 10 9 2 a Notall frequencies channels are available in all regions 208363 004 2013 12 23 Exalt Installation and Management Guide ExtendAir

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