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CalAmp Sentry 4G-900, User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 
 

001-9193-001 Version 1   

 

 

 

 

Page 2 of 48   

 

 

 

 

 

Sentry 4G 900

TM

 User Manual

 

 

1. PREFACE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

 

1.1

 

C

OPYRIGHT 

N

OTICE

 ................................................................................................................................................................ 4

 

1.2

 

R

OUTER 

U

SE

 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

 

1.3

 

I

NTERFERENCE 

I

SSUES

 ............................................................................................................................................................. 4

 

1.4

 

M

OBILE 

A

PPLICATION 

S

AFETY

 ................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

1.5

 

FCC

 

N

OTIFICATION

................................................................................................................................................................. 5

 

2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

2.1

 

G

ENERAL 

D

ESCRIPTION

............................................................................................................................................................ 6

 

2.2

 

F

EATURES

 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 6

 

2.3

 

E

XTERNAL 

I

NTERFACES

 ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

 

2.4

 

RJ-45

 

E

THERNET 

P

ORT 

I

NTEGRATION 

P

ARAMETERS

 ...................................................................................................................... 8

 

2.5

 

P

OWER 

C

ABLE 

C

ONNECTIONS

 ................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

2.6

 

A

NTENNA 

O

PTIONS

 .............................................................................................................................................................. 10

 

3. NETWORKING BASICS .................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

3.1

 

G

ENERAL 

N

ETWORKING 

D

EFINITIONS

 ....................................................................................................................................... 12

 

4. GETTING STARTED ......................................................................................................................................................... 14

 

4.1

 

P

ACKAGE 

C

ONTENTS

 ............................................................................................................................................................. 14

 

4.2

 

S

ETUP 

R

EQUIREMENTS

 .......................................................................................................................................................... 14

 

4.3

 

Q

UICK 

S

TART

....................................................................................................................................................................... 14

 

4.4

 

C

ONFIGURING 

L

OCAL 

PC ....................................................................................................................................................... 15

 

4.5

 

S

ENTRY 

4G

 

R

OUTER 

S

ETUP

 .................................................................................................................................................... 16

 

5. SENTRY 4G CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................................... 18

 

5.1

 

G

ENERAL 

I

NSTRUCTIONS

 ........................................................................................................................................................ 18

 

5.2

 

H

OME 

P

AGE 

P

ARAMETERS

 ..................................................................................................................................................... 18

 

5.3

 

WWAN

 

P

ARAMETERS

 .......................................................................................................................................................... 20

 

5.4

 

LAN

 

S

ETTINGS 

(ETH0

 AND 

ETH1) ......................................................................................................................................... 24

 

5.5

 

W

I

F

I 

(WLAN) .................................................................................................................................................................... 26

 

5.6

 

R

OUTER 

S

ETTINGS

 ................................................................................................................................................................ 33

 

5.7

 

G

ENERAL 

S

ETTINGS

............................................................................................................................................................... 37

 

5.8

 

GPS

 

S

TATUS AND 

S

ETTINGS

 ................................................................................................................................................... 38

 

5.9

 

I/O

 

S

ETTINGS

 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 42

 

5.10

 

S

YSTEM 

U

PGRADE 

(O

PTIONAL 

S

ERVICE

) ................................................................................................................................. 45

 

6. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 46

 

7. ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................ 47

 

8. SERVICE AND SUPPORT .................................................................................................................................................. 48

 

8.1

 

PRODUCT

 

WARRANTY,

 

RMA

 

AND

 

CONTACT

 

INFORMATION ........................................................................................... 48

 

8.2

 

RMA

 

REQUEST ................................................................................................................................................................. 48

 

8.3

 

PRODUCT

 

DOCUMENTATION .......................................................................................................................................... 48

 

8.4

 

TECHNICAL

 

SUPPORT ....................................................................................................................................................... 48

 

 
 

F

IGURE 

1

 

-

 

D

ATARADIO 

S

ENTRY 

4G

 

R

OUTER 

F

RONT 

P

ANEL

 ...................................................................................................................... 7

 

F

IGURE 

2

 

-

 

D

ATARADIO 

S

ENTRY 

4G

 

P

OWER 

C

ABLE 

C

ONNECTIONS

 ............................................................................................................. 9

 

F

IGURE 

3

 

-

 

A

NTENNA 

S

PACING

 .......................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

F

IGURE 

4

 

-

 

S

ENTRY 

4G

 ROUTER SETUP EQUIPMENT

 ............................................................................................................................... 14

 

Summary of Contents for Sentry 4G-900

Page 1: ...e Su it e 110 Wa se ca M N 56093 t 507 833 8819 f 507 833 6748 cala mp co m Dataradio S Se en nt tr ry y 4 4G G 9 90 00 0TM 900 MHZ 8 0 2 1 6 2 0 0 5 S U B S C R I B E R S T A T I O N B R O A D B A N D R O U T E R U s e r M a n u a l P N 0 0 1 9 1 9 3 0 0 1 V e r s i o n 1 J u l y 2 0 0 9 PRELIMINARY ...

Page 2: ... 3 QUICK START 14 4 4 CONFIGURING LOCAL PC 15 4 5 SENTRY 4G ROUTER SETUP 16 5 SENTRY 4G CONFIGURATION 18 5 1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 18 5 2 HOME PAGE PARAMETERS 18 5 3 WWAN PARAMETERS 20 5 4 LAN SETTINGS ETH0 AND ETH1 24 5 5 WIFI WLAN 26 5 6 ROUTER SETTINGS 33 5 7 GENERAL SETTINGS 37 5 8 GPS STATUS AND SETTINGS 38 5 9 I O SETTINGS 42 5 10 SYSTEM UPGRADE OPTIONAL SERVICE 45 6 SPECIFICATIONS 46 7 ABBRE...

Page 3: ...ELESS SETTINGS CLIENT 28 FIGURE 16 WIFI WLAN WIRELESS SETTINGS ACCESS POINT 30 FIGURE 17 WIFI WLAN STATISTICS 32 FIGURE 18 WIFI WLAN WIRELESS SETTINGS SITE SURVEY 32 FIGURE 19 STATIC ROUTES 33 FIGURE 20 IP FILTERING 35 FIGURE 21 PORT FORWARDING 36 FIGURE 22 ROUTING TABLE 36 FIGURE 23 INTERFACE PRIORITY 37 FIGURE 24 REMOTE ADMIN 37 FIGURE 25 EXAMPLE OF REMOTE LOGIN 38 FIGURE 26 POWER MANAGEMENT 38 ...

Page 4: ... of ownership 1 2 Router Use The Dataradio Sentry 4G 900TM router is designed and intended for use in fixed nomadic or mobile applications Fixed assumes the device is physically secured at one location and not easily moved to another location Nomadic assumes the unit is installed in a vehicle but is operated when the vehicle is stationary Mobile assumes the unit is physically secured in a vehicle ...

Page 5: ...as 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...

Page 6: ...ption services such as TKIP AES and EAP TTLS supplicant Not only versatile and secure its rugged enclosure withstands even the harshest conditions with an extended temperature range 2 2 Features 4G Subscriber station broadband router based on IEEE 802 16 2005 technology Secure data access with 802 16 2005 encryption services such as TKIP AES Fast handover for real time applications with no service...

Page 7: ...B Mini B to EIA 232 F DB9 cable for debugging and maintenance only PWR 10 30 VDC the mating connector is a Weidmuller 1615800000 connector 2 3 2 LEDs There are seven LEDs on the front panel of the Sentry 4G unit Each can display three colors Red Green and Amber The definition for each LED is as follows Table 1 LED Definitions INDICATOR OFF SOLID GREEN FLASHING GREEN SOLID AMBER FLASHING AMBER SOLI...

Page 8: ... the Sentry 4G product into your system Note The Sentry 4G unit can accept either a standard or cross over Ethernet cable Table 2 Standard RJ 45 Ethernet Pin out Pin Function Color 1 TX White Orange 2 TX Orange White 3 RX White Green 4 Blue White 5 White Blue 6 RX Green White 7 White Brown 8 Brown White 2 5 Power Cable Connections If using the provided power cable to connect to a DC supply car bat...

Page 9: ...e 2 Dataradio Sentry 4G Power Cable Connections Table 3 Power supply connections Pin Color Description 1 Thin Red Ignition Sense 2 Red DC Power 10 to 30V DC 3 Blue Ground 4 Yellow Officer down alarm If connection to an AC supply is desired an AC 12VDC power supply and cable are available ...

Page 10: ...ge use an active antenna with a gain between 10 and 30 dB Mounting options and cable lengths are user s choice and application specific 2 6 3 WiFi Antenna The WiFi antenna connections on the Sentry 4G product are RP SMA jacks therefore antennas with an RP SMA plug are required Mounting options and cable lengths are user s choice and application specific Industry Canada RSS Notices This device has ...

Page 11: ... 3 Antenna Spacing1 For installation of ground plane dependent antennas main and WiFi antennas the center of the metal surface used for mounting is preferable for best omni directional pattern For ground plane independent antennas diversity and GPS antennas installation may be close to the edges of the surface For vehicular installations CalAmp recommends the following antenna positions Most prefe...

Page 12: ...a handshake phase and a data phase During the handshake phase the server is authenticated to the client using standard TLS procedures and keying material is generated in order to create a cryptographically secure tunnel for information exchange in the subsequent data phase During the data phase the client is authenticated to the server using an arbitrary authentication mechanism encapsulated withi...

Page 13: ...eparates the subnet portion of an IP address and the host portion TKIP AES Temporal Key Integrity Protocol is an encryption method used by the WiFi interface when operating in WPA mode TKIP was designed to solve security issues in WEP it is considered stronger then WEP Advanced Encryption Standard is the encryption protocol used by the WiFi interface when it operates in WPA2 mode WAN Wide Area Net...

Page 14: ... 50 Ohm GPS Antenna SMA Male Two WiFi Antennas RP SMA Plug if applicable These accessories are available from CalAmp 4 3 Quick Start 4 3 1 Hardware Setup Figure 4 Sentry 4G router setup equipment 1 Connect the two Transmit Receive antennas to the TRX TNC connectors on the front of the unit Connect the GPS antenna to the GPS connector For units utilizing WiFi connect the WiFi antennas to the WiFi c...

Page 15: ...you are using Windows XP Start Control Panel Network Connections Windows 2000 Start Settings Network and dial up connections 2 Select the appropriate network connection typically the Local Area Connection right click on the connection and select Properties 3 Select Internet Protocol TCP IP properties Figure 5 Local Area Connection Properties Windows XP 4 Verify that Obtain an IP address automatica...

Page 16: ... browser enter http 192 168 1 50 This will bring up the Sentry 4G product login page Note It may take 30 seconds from initial power up for the homepage to be available 3 Login to the device Default Login values User logon admin password password 4 This brings up the Sentry 4G product homepage You can view status and configuration parameters from this screen The configuration options are further ex...

Page 17: ...GETTING STARTED 001 9193 001 Version 1 Page 17 of 48 Sentry 4G 900TM User Manual Figure 7 Sentry 4G Router Homepage ...

Page 18: ...return to the home page of the router Reset Select this link to command the unit to reboot This process will take about 40 seconds The software will ask you to confirm this command prior to re booting Save Most changes to a configuration parameter require the user to click save before the change will take effect Clear Cancel Most configuration menus also have a Clear Cancel option Selecting this b...

Page 19: ...CONFIGURATION 001 9193 001 Version 1 Page 19 of 48 Sentry 4G 900TM User Manual Figure 8 Sentry 4G Router Unit Status ...

Page 20: ...e device has an established connection to the LAN on ETH0 or ETH1 interface Status is UP or DOWN IP Address IP address assigned to the ETH0 ETH1 interface Subnet Mask The Subnet mask assigned to the ETH0 ETH1 interface MAC Address Media Access Control Address of the ETH0 ETH1 interface WLAN Access Point or Client Interface Status Indicates if the WiFi interface is UP or DOWN IP Address IP address ...

Page 21: ...atus 5 3 3 Settings The Sentry4G router uses EAP TTLS Extensible Authentication Protocol Tunneled Transport Layer Security to obtain authorization and traffic key material from the BTS The EAP TTLS is disabled by default To enable EAP TTLS authentication Under Authentication select EAP TTLS from the Protocol drop down box Under EAP TTLS fill in the User Name and Password fields and click Save Clic...

Page 22: ...CONFIGURATION 001 9193 001 Version 1 Page 22 of 48 Sentry 4G 900TM User Manual Figure 11 Sentry 4G Router WWAN Settings ...

Page 23: ... dynamically from a DHCP server Static The DNS IP addresses are configured by the user DNS Server 1 IP address of DNS server 1 DNS Server 2 IP address of DNS server 2 5 3 3 2 NAT Configuration When NAT is enabled the LAN interfaces ETH0 ETH1 WLAN Access Point are considered private the WWAN is considered public Any IP packets leaving the Sentry4G unit through the LAN interface will have its source...

Page 24: ...ecrease the chances of unwanted access this value should be changed from its default prior to use IMPORTANT NOTE Changing this value will cause you to lose connection to the Sentry 4G unit Enter the new address in the browser to reconnect If you forget an address or make a mistake entering the new value it may be difficult to reconnect to the device Ethernet Subnet Mask The Subnet mask is used in ...

Page 25: ...o be assigned by the DHCP server Preferred DNS Server IP address of the preferred DNS server Alternate DNS Server IP address of the alternate DNS server 5 4 1 4 Disabling DHCP server When DHCP server is enabled any PC with physical access to the Sentry 4G Ethernet port will be assigned an IP address and have access to browse the Internet This may cause security problems Disabling DHCP server will ...

Page 26: ...istics This tab displays information regarding the number of packets and bytes transmitted and received over the ETH0 or ETH1 interface 5 5 WiFi WLAN A Sentry 4G unit can operate in an access point mode and in a client mode In access point mode the Sentry 4G router offers wireless tether It forwards local WiFi traffic to application servers over the broadband 802 16 2005 network and works in paral...

Page 27: ...i interface operates in Access Point mode Client The WiFi interface operates in Client mode Access Point State or Client State Interface Status Status of the WLAN interface up or down IP Address IP address assigned to the WiFi interface Subnet Mask IP Subnet Mask assigned to the WiFi interface WiFi Status Current state of the WiFi interface Disabled Ready if in Access point Mode or Not Connected S...

Page 28: ... provide an IP address netmask and gateway to the Sentry 4G unit When the WiFi client is connected to a WiFi access point the default route is set to point to the gateway address obtained by the DHCP client Figure 15 WiFi WLAN Wireless Settings Client Wireless Settings Access Point Number Access point number SSID Service Set Identifier This is the name of the wireless local area network Channel Ch...

Page 29: ...Key Type is set to HEX The following table shows examples of encryption keys depending on encryption type chosen Table 4 Encryption Keys Examples Encryption Type Description Key Example WEP Encryption 64 bit ASCII 5 character string CrYpT 64 bit Hexadecimal 10 hexadecimal digits mYEncryptKeY4 128 bit ASCII 13 character string LongHello1234 128 bit Hexadecimal 26 hexadecimal digits 1234567890123456...

Page 30: ...iFi WLAN Wireless Settings Access Point Figure 16 WiFi WLAN Wireless Settings Access Point IP Settings IP Address IP address of the WiFi interface Subnet Mask The network mask of the WiFi interface DNS Masquerade DNS Auto Enables or disables the Sentry 4G DNS server on the WiFi interface ...

Page 31: ...ate DNS server Wireless Settings SSID Service Set Identifier This is the name of the wireless local area network Channel Channel number to use Auto or 1 11 Authentication Authentication method to be used Example Open Shared WPANONE WPA PSK WPA2 PSK Encryption Encryption method currently used WEP Key Length the bit key length WEP Key Type type of WEP security WEP Key Index 1 4 Key The encryption ke...

Page 32: ...e WiFi interface Receive RX Packets Number of packets received by the Sentry 4G unit over the WiFi interface RX Bytes Number of bytes received by the Sentry 4G unit over the WiFi interface 5 5 6 WiFi WLAN Site Survey Figure 18 WiFi WLAN Wireless Settings Site Survey When the WiFi interface of the Sentry 4G unit operates in Client mode this screen shows the WiFi Access Point detected during last wi...

Page 33: ... route Multiple static routes can be assigned as long as they have distinct route numbers Description Nickname assigned to the route by the user IP Address This is the destination IP address that is delivered to the Sentry 4G unit Since this IP address will not be on the same subnet the Sentry 4G unit will not have a defined route and will not know where to send it by default Setting up the static...

Page 34: ... into account when processing IP packets See Figure 20 An IP packet passes through the filtering logic when IP filtering is enabled 1 An IP packet is received on one of the interface and is destined to the Sentry 4G unit OR 2 An IP packet is sent by the Sentry 4G unit OR 3 An IP packet is forwarded by the Sentry 4G unit 5 6 2 1 Predefined IP Filters Drop Remote Pings If IP filtering is enabled any...

Page 35: ...CONFIGURATION 001 9193 001 Version 1 Page 35 of 48 Sentry 4G 900TM User Manual Figure 20 IP Filtering ...

Page 36: ...tic IP Figure 21 Port Forwarding 5 6 4 Routing Table The table in Figure 22 shows a list of all routes static and dynamic Figure 22 Routing Table 5 6 5 Interface Priority When there is more than one WAN interface up at the same time the unit needs to make a selection on where to put the default route and what DNS servers must be used To select interface priority navigate to Interface Priority tab ...

Page 37: ...twice reconfirmed 5 7 3 General Settings Remote Administration Figure 24 Remote Admin 5 7 3 1 Remote Admin Remote Configuration Selecting Enabled will allow remote access to the unit s configuration screens through the WWAN network connection Selecting Disabled will shut off the ability to remotely access the unit s configuration screens Configuration Port Change the port of incoming requests It i...

Page 38: ...Method Disabled by default unit always ON after ignition is turned OFF Select Power Off to enable power management After ignition line off Select between the following time intervals 1 minute 5 minutes 30 minutes or 60 minutes When Voltage Drops to Enter desired voltage Enter 0 to disable Note A value of 11V would be usually entered here as a precaution in order to ensure the car battery does not ...

Page 39: ...installed on the PC Any UDP listener will work provided you can set an appropriate port value for the program 5 8 1 GPS Status Figure 27 GPS Status Condition Indicates No Fix Standard GPS Fix Differential GPS Fix or Estimated Last Known Position Number of Satellites Indicates the number of satellites the GPS has locked on to A minimum of 3 is required to establish a position Generally the more sat...

Page 40: ...vehicle or Sentry 4G unit that each GPS report belongs to This will be reported in the GPS messages if TAIP with ID is selected for TCP Server Format and or UDP Host format Configured under Basic Settings Differential Correction Differential GPS corrects various inaccuracies in the GPS system to yield measurements accurate to a couple of meters when the mobile is moving and even better when statio...

Page 41: ...nates time of day in UTC coordinates ground speed in knots heading in degrees and date NMEA VTG Ground speed in kilometers per hour and knots heading in degrees To get GPS data by telneting into the device enter the following from a prompt telnet local IP address of the Sentry4G 6257 Note It is possible to telnet to the Sentry 4G unit s port 6257 from a remote location however this is not recommen...

Page 42: ...s the left most pin when looking directly at the front panel Maximum voltage above which Ignition Sense will be detected as ignition asserted 9 0V Minimum voltage below which Ignition Sense will be detected as ignition de asserted 5 7V 4 External Alarm Input to Sentry4G Active low signal To trigger an alarm short this signal to VIN using a low impedance path 100 Ohm max For 200ms minimum Otherwise...

Page 43: ... IP address Port Note If Auto is selected for Manager IP address the Sentry 4G automatically computes the manager IP address to be Sentry 4G ETH address 1 if DHCP is disabled If DHCP is enabled the IP address is the starting address offered by the DHCP server The unit IP address is the source IP address displayed in the alarm messages received by the Manager The user can configure this to be the W...

Page 44: ...CONFIGURATION 001 9193 001 Version 1 Page 44 of 48 Sentry 4G 900TM User Manual Remember to save your settings for each configuration Figure 30 I O Settings Figure 31 I O Settings Labels ...

Page 45: ...ollowing to update the unit Upgrading can only be performed from a local PC not remotely Save the file on a local drive or network accessible directory On the System Upgrade page see Figure 32 browse to the update file and select it Click Save The system update can take up to 6 minutes Do not navigate away from the system upgrade page during the transfer A result page will be displayed automatical...

Page 46: ...ize 7 L x 7 W x 2 2 H inches 17 8 x 17 8 x 5 6 cm Weight 4 lbs 1 81 kg Power Input 10 30 VDC Current Drain Average at 13 8 VDC TX Power Range 4G BTS controlled up to 30 dBm SIMO SISO WiFi 26 dBm 802 11b 21 26 dBm 802 11g Frequency Range 4G 902 928 MHz ISM Band Channels 5 to 7 non overlapping 3 5 MHz channels up to 20 overlapped Modulation S OFDMA TDD QPSK 16QAM 64QAM Diversity 2x2 MIMO Matrix A Op...

Page 47: ...stem HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access IP Internet Protocol LAN Local Area Network LED Light Emitting Diode NAT Network Address Translation PAD Packet Assembly Disassembler PPP Protocol Point to Point PRL Preferred Roaming List RIP Routing Information Protocol RSSI Receive Signal Strength Indication RTS Request to Send WAN Wide Area Network WLAN Wireless Local Area Network WWAN Wireless Wide...

Page 48: ... mark the RMA clearly on the outside of the package Include a complete description of the problem and the name and telephone number of a contact person RETURN REQUESTS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED WITHOUT THIS INFORMATION For units in warranty customers are responsible for shipping charges to CalAmp Corp For units returned out of warranty customers are responsible for all shipping charges Return shipping...

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