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BelAir100SN Installation Guide

Conformity and Regulatory Statements

May 18, 2010

Confidential

Page 62 of 75

Document Number BDTK11001-A01 Preliminary

Manufacturer’s US 

Federal 

Communication 

Commission 

Conformity 

Statement

This device may contain the following:

• FCC ID: RAR30002001 (DRU, 2.4 GHz radio)

• FCC ID: RAR30005001 (DRU, 5 GHz radio)

• FCC ID: RAR20180002 (HTMv1, 5 GHz radio)

• FCC ID: RAR20100520 (WCSv1)

• FCC ID: RAR20180001 (HTMv1, 2.4 GHz)

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions (1) this device may not 
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference 
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Interference 

Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for 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 or more of the following 
measures: 

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to 

which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance.

Manufacturer’s 

Industry Canada 

Conformity 

Statement

This device may contain the following:

• IC: 4674A-20180001 (HTMv1, 2.4 GHz radio)
• IC: 4674A-20180002 (HTMv1, 5 GHz radio)
• IC: 4674A-30002001 (DRU, 2.4 GHz radio)
• IC: 4674A-30005001 (DRU, 5 GHz radio)

Summary of Contents for 100S

Page 1: ...d proprietary to BelAir Networks Errors and Omissions Excepted Specification may be subject to change All trademarks are the property of their respective owners Protected by U S Patents 7 171 223 7 164 667 7 154 356 7 030 712 and D501 195 Patents pending in the U S and other countries BelAir Networks the BelAir Logo BelAir200 BelAir100 BelAir100S BelAir100C BelAir100T BelAir20 BelAir100i BelAir100...

Page 2: ...r the BelAir100SN 6 Mounting Options 19 Before You Install the BelAir100SN 21 Strand mounting the BelAir100SN with Omni directional Antennas 29 Strand mounting the BelAir100SN with Directional Antennas 36 Pedestal Installation of the BelAir100SN 42 Commissioning BelAir100SN Units 53 Troubleshooting 55 For More Information 58 Technical Support 60 Conformity and Regulatory Statements 61 Detailed Tab...

Page 3: ...ocument uses the following typographical conventions Text in indicates a parameter required as input for a CLI command for example IP address Text in indicates optional parameters for a CLI command Text in refers to a list of possible entries with as the separator Parameters in indicate that at least one of the parameters must entered Related Documentation The following titles are BelAir reference...

Page 4: ...ct requiring only a connection to a suitable power source Without antennas and strand mounting brackets the BelAir100SN is approximately 8 5 inches 21 6 cm high 15 5 inches 39 4 cm wide and 7 inches 17 8 cm deep It weighs 29 lbs 13 2 kg See Figure 1 on page 4 Figure 1 BelAir100SN Unit without Antennas AC Power Supply Specifications The BelAir100SN accepts an AC input power in the range of 40 VAC t...

Page 5: ... power from plant power through its KS threaded power interface The BelAir100SN includes an industry standard GRS connector that mates with a coaxial cable terminator with a KS interface for cables of the following sizes 0 412 0 500 0 625 0 750 0 875 and 1 000 inches A KS to F type adapter can also be used The GRS connector provides two points of contact for a robust AC power connection ...

Page 6: ...arth ground before electrical power is applied to it Special attention should be made when installing the ground and connection of the ground wire must follow local and national wiring codes If multiple BelAir units are installed at a single location then each BelAir unit must be connected to the same ground point The BelAir100SN is powered by the coaxial cable and is considered grounded where con...

Page 7: ...utput current to 30 A Installers must ensure that the supplied power meets these requirements The BelAir100SN contains a permanently attached female KS threaded power interface Corning Gilbert part number G EXT 1 5 SC T This connector can connect with an industry standard GRS KS male threaded connector to accept cables of the following sizes 0 412 0 500 0 625 0 750 0 875 and 1 000 inches The matin...

Page 8: ...type adapter can also be used See Figure 4 The customer is responsible for supplying the appropriate coaxial cable terminator with a KS male interface or the equivalent KS to F type adapter BelAir Networks recommends using Corning Gilbert part number GF 625 CH S T which is designed to work well with the BelAir100SN female KS threaded power interface Figure 4 KS to F type Adapter BelAir100SN ...

Page 9: ...ng arrestors to protect the external antennas ports When lightning arrestors are used they should be located within 3 feet approx 1 m of the BelAir100SN unit and must be grounded to both the unit and protective earth ground The N type connector may be used to complete the ground connection DOCSIS BelAir100SN units contain an embedded Hitron DOCSIS 3 0 cable modem model number BRG 35502 providing c...

Page 10: ... Frequency range 91 to 857 MHz 30 kHz Center DOCSIS 108 to 862 MHz 30 kHz Edge EuroDOCSIS 93 to 767 MHz 30 kHz Center DOCSIS J 50 MHz to 1002 MHz DOCSIS Bandwidth 6 MHz DOCSIS DOCSIS J 8 MHz EuroDOCSIS 6 8 MHz DOCSIS and EuroDOCSIS dual mode Table 1 Cable Modem Receiver Characteristics Continued Characteristic DOCSIS 2 0 DOCSIS 3 0 Table 2 Cable Modem Receiver Characteristics Characteristic DOCSIS...

Page 11: ...A 8 to 54 dBmV 32 QAM 64 QAM 8 to 55 dBmV 8QAM 16QAM 8 to 58 dBmV QPSK S CDMA 8 to 53 dBmV all modulations One US Channel in TCS See Table 3 on page 11 Two US Channels in TCS See Table 4 on page 12 Three or Four US Channels in TCS See Table 5 on page 12 Output level of cable modem can be automatically controlled by CMTS through power ranging function in 1 dB steps Output return loss 6 dB 5 to 42 M...

Page 12: ...odulation Output Level QPSK Pmin to 58 dBmV 8 QAM 16 QAM Pmin to 55 dBmV 32 QAM 64 QAM Pmin to 54 dBmV S CDMA Modulation Output Level All Pmin to 53 dBmV where Pmin 17 dBmV 1280 kHz modulation rate Pmin 20 dBmV 2560 kHz modulation rate Pmin 23 dBmV 5120 kHz modulation rate Table 5 Cable Modem Output Levels Three or Four US Channels in TCS TDMA Modulation Output Level QPSK Pmin to 55 dBmV 8 QAM 16 ...

Page 13: ... m using standard Category 5 twisted pair The Ethernet port uses a shielded RJ45 connector The pinout is given in Table 6 and Figure 5 on page 14 where Pmin 17 dBmV 1280 kHz modulation rate Pmin 20 dBmV 2560 kHz modulation rate Pmin 23 dBmV 5120 kHz modulation rate Table 5 Cable Modem Output Levels Three or Four US Channels in TCS TDMA Modulation Output Level Table 6 Ethernet Pinout for BelAir100S...

Page 14: ... above ground level although alternate installations can be used Additionally directional antennas should be located with clear lines of sight to adjacent equipment in the system and free from obstruction by buildings foliage and passing traffic Note 1 If a BelAir unit uses external antennas and is mounted on a structure that has frequent direct lightning strikes such as cellular telephone or wate...

Page 15: ...lAir s product warranty Warning Restricted Antenna Access Installers must ensure the BelAir product is mounted in such a manner and in such a location that access to the antennas by the general population is minimized During normal operation access to the antennas by the general population should be limited to 8 1 inches 20 6 cm for units with the following radios and antennas DRU radios with BelA...

Page 16: ...vertical plane closest to the road See Figure 6 This give maximum coverage to the vehicles on the road Figure 6 Recommended Omni directional Antenna Placement BelAir100SN Directional Antenna Placement Options Directional backhaul antennas are oriented vertically while directional access antennas are oriented horizontally See Figure 7 on page 17 GRS Connector Left Side Connector Field Strand Clamps...

Page 17: ...r a directional access antenna or a directional backhaul antenna Refer to Figure 8 on page 18 As well each antenna can be rotated 90 degrees horizontally Note The size of the GRS connector in the rear left corner of the unit may prevent full rotation of a directional backhaul antenna mounted at that location If this is an issue try mounting the backhaul antenna in another corner of the unit Vertic...

Page 18: ...tructure Requirements for the BelAir100SN May 18 2010 Confidential Page 18 of 75 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary Figure 8 BelAir100SN Directional Antenna Placement Options GRS Connector Potential location for directional antennas ...

Page 19: ...ority standards Always follow the manufacturer s recommendations when using third party installation hardware Always maintain safe working practices and use appropriate personal protective equipment Strand Mounting The BelAir100SN is designed to be clamped on stranded messenger wire between 1 4 and 3 8 inch approx 6 and 10 mm diameter A BelAir100SN unit must be mounted at least 18 inches approx 45...

Page 20: ...e Mounting Options May 18 2010 Confidential Page 20 of 75 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary Figure 9 Channell SPH 1212 Pedestal left with BelAir100SN right For details see Pedestal Installation of the BelAir100SN on page 42 ...

Page 21: ...he following process to install and deploy your units 1 Plan your network and document your planning decisions 2 Prepare your network servers to use BelAir auto configuration 3 Physically install the units 4 Commission the units 5 Perform acceptance tests Step 1 Plan and Document your Network Thoroughly planning your network and recording your planning decisions greatly reduces the number of poten...

Page 22: ...nits are installed you should verify that the radio module performance meets the goals of the RF plan Field installation considerations may mean adjusting some settings Refer to the Installation Guides for each BelAir node to commission your units Refer to the User Guides for each BelAir node to adjust your units as required Step 5 Perform Acceptance Tests Once the units are operational you should...

Page 23: ...onventions are used in this document IP address and subnet mask for each node Always Wi Fi Radio Settings Setting Required when Channel numbers Always Antenna gain Always SSIDs mesh or link identifiers Always Wi Fi Backhaul Topology Settings Backhaul topology multipoint to multipoint point to multipoint or point to point Always Star topology settings unit role base station or subscriber station Ra...

Page 24: ...ing the unit where the ambient temperature is below 32 F 0 ºC exposed metal parts will be cold Avoid handling exposed metal fittings with bare hands Follow all local and national safety codes when installing the BelAir100SN In certain hazardous locations installation of this equipment may be further governed by the local site safety authority Warning This symbol means danger Failure to comply with...

Page 25: ...nauthorized servicing of this product General RF Safety Guidelines Warning Mount Right Side Up Only This document describes mounting the unit in certain orientations that avoid the collection of rain water in the unit Never mount the unit such that its connector field is facing upwards or in any orientation that allows rain water to enter the unit Mounting the unit such that its connector field is...

Page 26: ...product Installation Prerequisites BelAir Networks recommends that you prepare for the installation of your BelAir100SN by completing the steps in Table 8 on page 26 Before you install the BelAir100SN be sure you review Table 8 and that the described steps are done MAC address of DOCSIS modem Table 8 Installation Checklist Done Step Description 1 Ensure that a proper Site Survey has been done ...

Page 27: ... additional Ethernet gland to make the connection water proof The Ethernet gland can be ordered separately from BelAir Networks 2 Ensure that you have the Node Configuration Sheets for your unit and that they contain the minimum required information described in Table 7 on page 22 The Node Configuration Sheets are available in the User Guide It is also useful to record some physical parameters of ...

Page 28: ...int of installation 5 8 inch 16 mm wrench to fasten cable clamps onto supporting wire 5 16 inch 8 mm wrench to attach antenna assemblies to the unit and to adjust antenna orientation no 2 Phillips screwdriver cable ties recommended for cable dressing one of the following thread lockers Loctite QuickStix 268 Threadlocker High Strength or equivalent Loctite QuickStix 248 Threadlocker Medium Strength...

Page 29: ...th national regional and local building codes and any applicable electrical safety authority standards Always maintain safe working practices and use appropriate personal protective equipment The following installation steps assume that the proper infrastructure has already been installed Warning Select Appropriate Mounting for Device Weight The BelAir100SN weighs 29 lbs 13 2 kg It is the responsi...

Page 30: ...cure Figure 10 BelAir100SN Connector Fields Step 2 Attach Antennas As Required Omni directional antennas can be mounted in any of the four top corners of the BelAir100SN unit However BelAir Networks recommends that you install both your antennas on the same vertical plane closest to the road See Figure 6 on page 16 Your unit is shipped with two omni directional antennas Each is pre bolted to its m...

Page 31: ...gure 11 Attaching Antenna Bracket to BelAir100SN 2 Using a 5 16 inch 8 mm wrench loosen the antenna retaining bolt and the pivot bolt See Figure 12 Swing the omni directional antenna down until it is vertical with respect to the street level surface See Figure 13 on page 32 Figure 12 Rotating a Mounted Omni directional Antenna Antenna bracket mounting screws Antenna cable Folded antenna Pivot bolt...

Page 32: ...o between the base of the antenna and any other communication cabling Ensure the omni directional antenna orientation is still vertical with respect to the street level surface once you are done 4 Securely tighten the antenna bracket mounting screws the antenna pivot bolt and antenna retaining bolt 5 Repeat step 1 to step 4 for the other antenna Step 3 Connect Antennas The antenna cables may have ...

Page 33: ...t 1 Attach a safety tether to the BelAir100SN by passing the cable through the space between the strand mount bracket and the unit 2 Lift the unit to the height of the strand that will be used to secure the unit 3 Slip the strand cable clamps over the support strand You may need to loosen the clamps so both halves of each clamp slides over the support strand Warning Use Safety Tether BelAir Networ...

Page 34: ...apply 1 8 of a turn with a large adjustable wrench or pipe wrench 5 Secure the second half of the Ethernet gland to the first tightening as before This action compresses the gray seal onto the Ethernet cable forming a water proof seal Step 6 Connect Power 1 Ensure the plant power supply is turned off for your location and that cable is unpowered 2 Ensure that the unit is properly grounded See Figu...

Page 35: ... with Male KS Interface 4 Energize the electrical circuit that the unit is connected to 5 LEDs in the connector field of the unit will illuminate indicating that the unit has begun operating If the LEDs do not turn on see Technical Support on page 60 The BelAir100SN unit is now installed Refer to Commissioning BelAir100SN Units on page 53 and the BelAir100SN User Guide to complete the deployment o...

Page 36: ...d use appropriate personal protective equipment The following installation steps assume that the proper infrastructure has already been installed Step 1 Prepare Unit 1 Unpack the BelAir100SN unit Carefully remove the unit from the box Remove the unit from its shipping bag 2 Refer to Figure 15 Locate the protective cover for the Ethernet connector If you are connecting this unit to an electrical Et...

Page 37: ...le the directional 2 4 GHz antenna has two cables See Figure 7 on page 17 Directional antennas both backhaul and access are ordered and shipped separately from your unit Directional antennas can be mounted at the four corners of the BelAir100SN Each location can accept either a directional access antenna or a directional backhaul antenna Refer to Figure 8 on page 18 As well each antenna can be rot...

Page 38: ...cables may have either hex heads for wrench tightening or knurled ends for finger tightening If the antenna cables have knurled ends use your fingers to firmly tighten the connection If you have hex heads do not tighten these connectors beyond 30 inch pounds of torque If a torque wrench is unavailable BelAir recommends that these connectors be hand tightened plus one quarter turn Use thread locker...

Page 39: ...ght of the strand that will be used to secure the unit 3 Slip the strand cable clamps over the support strand You may need to loosen the clamps so both halves of each clamp slides over the support strand 4 Using a 5 8 inch 16 mm wrench securely tighten the mounting clamps onto the strand Warning Use Safety Tether BelAir Networks recommends that a safety tether be used at all times before the unit ...

Page 40: ... of the Ethernet gland to the first tightening as before This action compresses the gray seal onto the Ethernet cable forming a water proof seal Step 6 Aim Antennas 1 Aim the 2 4 and 5 GHz antennas at the area to be covered and tighten the azimuth and pivot screws 2 Use cable ties as required for cable dressing There are dressing brackets on the back of the antennas Step 7 Connect Power 1 Ensure t...

Page 41: ...ng guide See Figure 17 Figure 17 Typical Coaxial Cable Terminator with Male KS Interface 4 Energize the electrical circuit that the unit is connected to 5 LEDs in the connector field of the unit will illuminate indicating that the unit has begun operating If the LEDs do not turn on see Technical Support on page 60 The BelAir100SN unit is now installed Refer to Commissioning BelAir100SN Units on pa...

Page 42: ... applicable electrical safety authority standards Always maintain safe working practices and use appropriate personal protective equipment The following installation steps assume that the proper infrastructure has already been installed See Infrastructure Requirements for the BelAir100SN on page 6 Warning Select Appropriate Mounting for Device Weight The BelAir100SN weighs 29 lbs 13 2 kg It is the...

Page 43: ...r100SN Step 1 Prepare Unit and Pedestal 1 Unpack the BelAir100SN unit Carefully remove the unit from the box Remove the unit from its shipping bag 2 Refer to Figure 18 on page 44 and Figure 19 Remove the four 3 8 inch bolts securing the strand mount bracket to the BelAir100SN casting assembly Table 9 BNCKG0114 BelAir Pedestal Mounting Kit Contents Part No Quantity Description BMDG30175 1 Pedestal ...

Page 44: ...5 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary Figure 18 BelAir100SN Connector Fields Figure 19 Removing the Strand Mount Bracket from the BelAir100SN Ethernet Connector GRS Connector Antenna Connectors Strand Cable Clamp Strand Mount Bracket Right Side View Left Side View Bolts to be removed Bolts to be removed ...

Page 45: ...y 3 Remove the strand cable clamps and the carriage bolts for both hangers See Figure 20 Figure 20 Strand Cable Clamp and Carriage Bolt 4 Position the pedestal s B1 or B2 bracket to approximately 4 inches above the base of the pedestal See Figure 21 Figure 21 Positioning the Pedestal B1 or B2 Bracket Strand Cable Clamp Carriage Bolt 4 inches 4 inches ...

Page 46: ...t Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary 5 Insert the carriage bolts and the strand cable clamps to BelAir pedestal mounting bracket BMDG30175 as shown in Figure 22 Attach the bracket and clamp assembly to the pedestal Figure 22 Attaching the Pedestal Mounting Bracket Carriage Bolts BelAir Pedestal Mounting Bracket BMDF30175 ...

Page 47: ...Page 47 of 75 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary 6 Slide the BelAir pedestal security bracket over the mounting bracket Put the flat washer star washer and nut on the stud as shown in Figure 23 Figure 23 Attaching the Security Bracket Flat washer star washer and nut on stud Security Bracket ...

Page 48: ...oles in the two brackets can be aligned to use a paddle lock to secure the BelAir100SN to the brackets Figure 24 Sliding the Security Bracket into Position 8 Insert the four black shoulder screws BMDG10072 found in the install kit into the back of the BelAir100SN See Figure 25 Note Ensure you use the black shoulder screws BMDG10072 Using the wrong shoulder screws may permanently damage the BelAir1...

Page 49: ...eight of the unit Note The BelAir100SN must be installed with the connectors closest to the ground Figure 26 Inserting Shoulder Screws into Mounting Bracket Holes 3 Slide the pedestal security bracket down until it sits against shoulder screw bosses on the BelAir100SN casting The hole in the brackets align to use a paddle lock if desired Tighten the 7 16 inch nut to secure the security bracket in ...

Page 50: ... the end of the adaptor with the threading for the antenna up Use the retaining nut and lock washer from step 1 to secure the bulkhead adaptor Figure 28 Possible Mounting Holes for female to female Bulkhead Adaptor 3 Attach an omni directional antenna onto the female to female bulkhead adaptor Ensure there exists at least 1 2 inch of clearance from the top of the antenna to the top of the U bracke...

Page 51: ...hould wrap the connectors with self amalgamating tape Installers should take steps to ensure that the antenna connections remain mechanically tight and waterproof at all times 1 Using the RF cables from the Pedestal Antenna Kit Connect one antenna to antenna connector 1 See Figure 18 on page 44 Connect the second antenna to antenna connector 2 See Figure 18 on page 44 2 Use cable ties as required ...

Page 52: ...KS Interface 4 Energize the electrical circuit that the unit is connected to 5 LEDs in the connector field of the unit will illuminate indicating that the unit has begun operating If the LEDs do not turn on see Technical Support on page 60 The BelAir100SN unit is now installed Refer to Commissioning BelAir100SN Units on page 53 and the BelAir100SN User Guide to complete the deployment of your BelA...

Page 53: ... Process Use the following general process 1 Power up two units and verify their settings with the following command interface wifi m n show config backhaul The output of this command displays the MAC address of the associated backhaul radios and their RSSI value 2 Adjust the units as required Refer to the BelAir100SN User Guide for more details 3 Power up the next unit and verify its settings Adj...

Page 54: ...esting Local testing uses a field laptop computer with terminal emulation software In local testing a field operator uses commands such as the one described in Commissioning Process on page 53 to verify parameters and make adjustments as required After all the units are adjusted then the unit containing the gateway is connected to the network backbone ...

Page 55: ...r to the unit Check power cable connection and power source If the voltage is low 45 VAC or less check the cable connection between the BelAir100SN and the power tap You may need to use a solid 0 5 inch cable rather than a lossy 75 ohm cable Amber Initialization The unit is initializing Flashing Green Autoconfiguring The unit is downloading autoconfiguration data Green Operational Self test passed...

Page 56: ... CMTS or an IP address may not be assigned to the unit Note the unit s MAC address located at the bottom of the unit and call the Network Operating Centre to confirm MAC address registration and IP address assignment After verifying the IP address check L2TP tunneling configuration Blue Operational Cable Modem is operational Green Not operational Cable Modem link is down A cable is connected betwe...

Page 57: ...to P and or P to MP links are down Flashing Green MP to MP link failure One or more of the MP to MP links are down Green Operational All links are operational Table 11 LED Indicator Description BelAir100SN Continued LED Colour State Description Table 12 Normal Power Up LED Sequence Power up Sequence Power Cable Modem Ethernet Radio Mesh Off Off Off Off On Amber Off Off After 1 minute Green Off Amb...

Page 58: ...ment when you are determining infrastructure requirements pre configuring the BelAir units installing BelAir units problem solving on the site mounting BelAir units commissioning the BelAir units User Guide Use this document when you are becoming accustomed to the CLI interface becoming accustomed to the SNMP interface accessing the Web interface configuring the unit IP parameters data and time Et...

Page 59: ...f 75 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary upgrading the unit saving and restoring the configuration Troubleshooting Guide Use this document when you are troubleshooting and in need of technical support looking up system configuration details Alarms and events System logs Statistics ...

Page 60: ...ibes your situation If it does do the provided corrective actions 2 If the troubleshooting guide does not cover your situation contact your BelAir Networks product representative 3 If you still need assistance use the BelAir Networks online support center at www support belairnetworks com 4 Finally if your issue is not resolved contact BelAir Networks 613 254 7070 1 877 BelAir1 235 2471 techsuppor...

Page 61: ... be in strict accordance with the instructions included in the user documentation provided with the product Any changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment The manufacturer is not responsible for any interference to radio or television equipment caused by unauthorized modification ...

Page 62: ...otection 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 ...

Page 63: ...r successful communication This Class B Digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations Manufacturer s European Community Conformity Statement Table 13 European Community Conformity Statement Language Statement English This equipment is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC Deutsch ...

Page 64: ...2 Harmonized EN under article 3 2 of the R TTE Directive EN 300 440 2 V1 1 2 2004 07 Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters ERM Short range devices Radio equipment to be used in the 1GHz to 40 GHz frequency range Part 2 Harmonized EN under article 3 2 of the R TTE Directive Italiano Questo apparato conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed agli altri principi sanciti dalla Direttiva 19...

Page 65: ...s November 2006 UK Interface Requirement 2006 Wireless Access Systems WAS including RLANs operating in the 5150 5725 MHz band Version 3 0 98 34 EC Notification number 2006 421 UK Published 14 November 2006 UK Interface Requirement 2007 Fixed Broadband Services operating in the 5725 5850 MHz band Version 3 0 98 34 EC Notification Number 2006 422 UK Published 30 May 2007 The BelAir100SN complies wit...

Page 66: ...elow the FCC radio frequency exposure limits However this device should still be installed and used in such a manner that the potential for human contact during normal operation is minimized Warning In order to comply with RF exposure limits established in the ANSI C95 1 standard this equipment should be installed and operated at a minimum distance of 8 1 inches 20 6 cm between the radiator and a ...

Page 67: ...ks erfüllt die Anforderungen der Richtlinie 2002 96 EG des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 27 Januar über Elektro und Elektronik Altgeräte Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Für die Entsorgung von Geräten einschließlich Batterien wenden Sie sich bitte an den Kundendienst von BelAir Networks um eine RMA Nummer Rücksendenummer und die Versandanweisungen zu erhalten Den Kundendi...

Page 68: ...ici ed elettronici WEEE Per lo smaltimento di tali apparecchi comprese le batterie contattare l assistenza clienti di BelAir Networks per ottenere un numero di autorizzazione alla restituzione del materiale da smaltire Return Material Authorization RMA e le istruzioni per la spedizione Il supporto clienti di BelAir Networks può essere contattato ai numeri all indirizzo e mail 613 254 7070 selezion...

Page 69: ...sistência ao cliente da BelAir Networks pode ser contactada através de 613 254 7070 item de menu 3 1 877 BelAir1 235 2471 item de menu 3 customerservice belairnetworks com Eliminación del producto BelAir Networks cumple con la directiva 2002 96 EC del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo de 27 de enero de 2003 sobre los residuos de aparatos eléctricos y electrónicos RAEE Para la eliminación de equipo ...

Page 70: ...BelAir100SN Installation Guide Conformity and Regulatory Statements May 18 2010 Confidential Page 70 of 75 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary ...

Page 71: ...ection 9 DOCSIS 9 Ethernet 13 Antenna Type and Placement 14 Mounting Options 19 Strand Mounting 19 Pedestal Installations 19 Before You Install the BelAir100SN 21 Deployment Process 21 Step 1 Plan and Document your Network 21 Step 2 Prepare your Network Servers to use BelAir Auto con figuration 22 Step 3 Physically Install the Units 22 Step 4 Commission the Units 22 Step 5 Perform Acceptance Tests...

Page 72: ...unting the BelAir100SN with Directional Antennas 36 Step 1 Prepare Unit 36 Step 2 Attach Antennas As Required 37 Step 3 Connect Antennas 38 Step 4 Position and Secure Unit 39 Step 5 Connect Ethernet 40 Step 6 Aim Antennas 40 Step 7 Connect Power 40 Pedestal Installation of the BelAir100SN 42 BelAir Pedestal Mounting Kit 43 BelAir Pedestal Antenna Kit 43 Step 1 Prepare Unit and Pedestal 43 Step 2 P...

Page 73: ...anufacturer s Industry Canada Conformity Statement 62 Manufacturer s European Community Conformity Statement 63 Declaration of Conformity for RF Exposure 66 Product Disposal 66 Detailed Table of Contents 71 List of Figures Figure 1 BelAir100SN Unit without Antennas 4 Figure 2 BelAir100SN Ground Point 7 Figure 3 KS Connector 8 Figure 4 KS to F type Adapter 8 Figure 5 Ethernet Pinout 14 Figure 6 Rec...

Page 74: ...24 Sliding the Security Bracket into Position 48 Figure 25 Inserting the Shoulder Screws 48 Figure 26 Inserting Shoulder Screws into Mounting Bracket Holes 49 Figure 27 Female to female Bulkhead Adaptor 50 Figure 28 Possible Mounting Holes for female to female Bulkhead Adaptor 50 Figure 29 Typical Coaxial Cable Terminator with Male KS Interface 52 List of Tables Table 1 Cable Modem Receiver Charac...

Page 75: ...254 7070 May 18 2010 Confidential Page 75 of 75 Document Number BDTK11001 A01 Preliminary General Information info belairnetworks com Sales sales belairnetworks com Technical Support techsupport belairnetworks com Visit us on the web at www belairnetworks com 75 BelAir100SN Installation Guide ...

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