Solectek Skyway Manual de usuario

SkyWayAccess

MULTIPOINT Series

User’s Guide

V 1.4

AS5800 Base Station

AS5810 Long-Range Client Unit

AS5830 Short-Range Client Unit

Contents

SkyWayAccess ..................................................................................................................................... 1

MULTIPOINT Series............................................................................................................................... 1

1. Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 3

A. System Features............................................................................................................................... 3

B. Applicable Models........................................................................................................................... 3

C. Kit Contents..................................................................................................................................... 3

D. Management Platform Requirements ............................................................................................... 4

2. Installation Outline............................................................................................................................ 5

3. System Connection ........................................................................................................................... 6

4. Bench testing .................................................................................................................................... 9

5. Physical Installation .........................................................................................................................10

6. IP Configuration ..............................................................................................................................14

7. Wireless Configuration ....................................................................................................................16

8. Client Access Control ......................................................................................................................18

9. Security ...........................................................................................................................................20

10. Spectrum Analysis........................................................................................................................21

11. Antenna Alignment ......................................................................................................................22

12. Verifying Operation .....................................................................................................................23

A. Main Status Screen – Base Station.................................................................................................23

B. Main Status Screen – Client Unit ...................................................................................................25

C. Ethernet Port Status .......................................................................................................................27

13. Quality of Service (QoS) ..............................................................................................................29

14. Advanced Modes (VLAN, Video Mode) ......................................................................................32

15. Telnet ...........................................................................................................................................34

16. SNMP ..........................................................................................................................................35

17. Network Time ..............................................................................................................................36

18. Password Management .................................................................................................................37

19. Upgrading the Software................................................................................................................39

20. System Reboot .............................................................................................................................41

21. Event Log.....................................................................................................................................42

22. Log/Configuration Transfer ..........................................................................................................43

23. Diagnostics...................................................................................................................................44

Appendix A: Factory Configuration .......................................................................................................45

Appendix B: Telnet Commands .............................................................................................................46

Appendix C: Regulatory Information .....................................................................................................51

1. Introduction

Congrat lations on yo r p rchase of Solectek’s SkyWay Access Series M ltipoint Radio System, a

feat re rich, best-in-class wireless sol tion. This User’s G ide will describe the operation of yo r

SkyWay nit in detail.

A. System Features

•Field proven OFDM mod lation allowing high capacity, near line-of-sight deployment and

strong imm nity to m lti-path.

•MIMO architect re for increased capacity – 300 Mbps Data Rate.

•Polling MAC architect re for high network capacity and s pporting a large n mber of client

nits.

•Mod lation control of individ al Client nits in both TX and Rx.

•Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified cable ro ting.

•Integrated or b ilt-in antenna/radio simplifies installation and eliminates lossy RF coax r ns.

•Frame aggregation for enhanced data thro ghp t.

•Line speed QoS packet inspection prioritizes latency sensitive, real-time data.

•Int itive Web based ser interface and Telnet CLI.

B. Applicable Models

•AS5800: Base Station, 26dBm o tp t power,

•AS5810: Long-Range Client nit, al min m enclos re, IP67, 23dBm, 23 dBi antenna

•AS5830: Short-Range Client nit, al min m enclos re, 23dBm, 20 dBi antenna

AS5800 AS5810 AS5830

C. Kit Contents

AS5800 Base Station

•SkyWay-Access radio nit

•Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector / 48V DC Power S pply

•Mast mo nting kit

•CAT5 weatherproofing feed-thro gh

•Weather sealing tape

•Warranty/compliance and c stomer information Card.

NOTE: The requisite Cat5 Ethernet cables are not included in the packa e. Please contact

Solectek for information on available o tdoor grade, RF-shielded Ethernet cables. Solectek typically

recommends Belden 7919A cables. C stomers can p rchase these cables directly from Solectek or

from Belden’s sales channels.

D. Management Platform Requirements

•GUI/Telnet management

1. Hardware - Penti m IV (or better) PC;

2. OS – Windows XP SP2 or SP3; Windows 7 Professional 32 or 64 bit

3. Browser – Internet Explorer v7, v8.

•SNMP monitoring: SNMP v2c compatible SNMP manager, r nning on appropriate PC/Server

platform.

2. Installation Outline

This section s mmarizes the steps needed to properly config re and install the SkyWay Access

Radio. As the backgro nd and g idelines for m ch of the radio installation process are well

covered in many in-depth p blications and training classes, only those steps that niq ely relate

to the SkyWay prod ct are covered in this User G ide.

A. System Design

Req irements analysis

Site S rvey

RF System Design

IP Network Design

Physical/Electrical engineering design

B. Unit Preparation

Unit connection

Initial Config ration

Bench testing

C. Site Preparation

Physical mo nting prep

Electrical prep

Cable ro ting

D. Installation

Unit Mo nting

Spectr m Analysis

Antenna alignment

E. Verification

Link stat s + metrics

Ping connectivity

Performance testing

Reliability monitoring

F. Optimization

RF channel t ning

Data rate t ning

QoS

G. Management + Maintenance

Upgrades

Access Methods

Tools

Diagnostics

3. System Connection

A. PORT DESCRIPTIONS (AS5800, AS5810, AND AS5830)

SkyWay Access has the following access ports:

•(1) 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet + Power Connector (AS5800 Base station only)

OR (1) 10/100/ Fast Ethernet + Power Connector (all Client nits)

•(2) RF Ports: N type, female (AS5800 Base Station only – Client nits come with

integrated antennas)

The RJ45 connector is accessed at the bottom of the nit, thro gh a m lti-piece waterproofing

feed-thro gh. If incl ded, the RF Ports are accessed on the bottom of the nit, which is shown

below.

Unit Bottom View (Client Unit – AS5810, AS5830)

Unit Bottom View (Base Station – AS5800)

B. CONNECTING THE SKYWAY UNIT

Use the diagram below as a g ide to cable yo r SkyWay test system sing a PC or Laptop and a

pair of Cat5 cables. An a to-MDIX feat re eliminates the need for cross-over cables.

CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR CLIENT UNITS

CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR BASE STATION

Please note that the POE/PS nits are different for client nits and base station and yo m st

take care to pl g in the right CAT5 cables into the POE/PS nit’s RF-45 ports.

•PORT TO THE RADIO UNIT IS INDICATED BY “PWR LAN-OUT” OR “DATA + PWR OUT”

•PORT TO THE PREMISE SWITCH OR COMPUTER IS INDICATED BY “LAN-IN” OR “DATA-IN”

C. INITIAL LOGON

•Open networking properties in yo r Windows OS. Enter the TCP/IP set p window of yo r

wired Ethernet adapter properties page. Set the IP addresses to the following val es.

Ethernet’s IP Address: 192.168.1.1

S bnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

•Open a Web Browser on the Test PC

•At the URL line, type in the following:

http://192.168.1.100 to access a client nit, or

http://192.168.1.200 to access a base station nit.

•

The access sername is admin and the defa lt password is admin. Click OK and the

Main Stat s screen will be displayed, as shown below (base station version):

4. Bench testing

Before mo nting nits into their final location, it is recommended that the system be bench tested to

verify basic operation. The following bench test steps are s ggested:

Setup. Each radio sho ld be connected and config red per the previo s Sections, with a laptop or

PC connected to each radio directly (or thro gh a h b/switch).

M ltipoint nits are not factory paired like PTP kits and entries for each Client m st be added to ACL

table. Be s re that Access Control MAC addresses are correct and that nits share the same

bandwidth, data rate and sec rity settings if ACL is enabled.

It is also important to have identified and prepared the antenna, RF coax and Cat5 sol tions that will

be sed in the intended application.

Positioning. It is important to remember that the SkyWay radio and antenna system generate and

transmit a great deal of RF power. D ring bench testing, antennas sho ld not be pointed directly at

each other. Rather, establish a position so there is approximately 180 degrees ang lar separation

and 6 to 10 feet between nits. Fine t ne the antenna position so that the Local RSSI is between -

30 and -60 dBm.

Testing. If the system has been properly config red, the radios will begin comm nicating

immediately. The following steps are recommended to verify operation:

•Link State. On the Main Stat s screen, verify that the RF Link State is Green (connected).

•Local ping. From each laptop/PC be s re a ping to the local radio is s ccessf l.

•Link ping. Now ping from one laptop/PC to the other laptop/PC. This will verify the end-to-

end link.

•Traffic test. Using Iperf or eq ivalent tility, verify traffic can be passed s ccessf lly across

the link.

Notes:

(a) Keep in mind that the SkyWay Access data rates will stress the performance of the PC

hardware, operating system and IP stack. To ens re that this test eq ipment is not a performance

bottleneck, pre-testing PCs, by connecting them directly to each other, is strongly recommended.

(b) Using a file transfer to a shared vol me or an FTP session on a typical Windows/Intel machine is

not adeq ate to acc rately meas re thro ghp t.

rated throu hput. Benchmarkin is typically performed after a system is deployed.

5. Physical Installation

A. INTRODUCTION

Yo r SkyWay radio is designed with a flexible, m lti-axis mo nting system. The radio can be mast,

tower, pole or wall mo nted sing the appropriate hardware. After determining the best location for

yo r radio, installation can begin.

To mo nt a SkyWay-Access radio nit, both the mast mo nting kit and Ethernet cable feedthro gh

need to be correctly assembled. The recommended approach consists of 3 or 4 steps, detailed in

the following sections:

•Ethernet cable / feedthro gh assembly

•Bracket preparation

•Mo nting

•Antenna mo nting (for connectorized nits, only)

With the exception of the CAT5 cable, all parts and hardware described in the following sections are

incl ded with yo r SkyWay radio.

B. ETHERNET CABLE / FEEDTHROUGH ASSEMBLY

Only a single Ethernet cable is needed to connect the SkyWay radio to the indoor PoE Injector.

Since the cable is exposed to the o tdoor elements (heat, moist re, and UV light), only o tdoor

rated, shielded Cat5 Ethernet cable sho ld be sed. To ens re all-weather operation, the

weatherproofing cable feedthro gh (also known as grommet or gland) m st be properly assembled

onto the Ethernet cable and radio.

The following diagram depicts each of the feed-thro gh parts:

Assembly Steps:

1. Remove the Compression Nut and slip it over the Ethernet CAT5 cable as shown below.

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