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DOK Ltd
(Mm-wave Division of ELVA-1 ltd)

2 Voroshilova str,
193318 St. Petersburg, Russia

T: +7-812-326-5924,
F: +7-812-326-1060

РРС

-1000

Wireless 1 Gigabit Bridge

Technical Description and Operation Manual

St. Petersburg, Russia, 2006
Rev. 1.0
Feb, 2006

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Page 1: ...ltd 2005 2006 All rights reserved DOK Ltd Mm wave Division of ELVA 1 ltd 2 Voroshilova str 193318 St Petersburg Russia T 7 812 326 5924 F 7 812 326 1060 РРС 1000 Wireless 1 Gigabit Bridge Technical Description and Operation Manual St Petersburg Russia 2006 Rev 1 0 Feb 2006 ...

Page 2: ...f ELVA 1 ltd 2005 2006 All rights reserved CONTENTS 1 Introduction 7 2 Product Description 8 3 Site planning 9 4 Installation 10 5 Connections 16 6 Station alignment 20 7 Installing and using SNMP software 24 8 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 28 9 Specifications 29 ...

Page 3: ... of its products shall be limited to those commitments to the purchaser set forth in its Standard Terms and Conditions of Sale for a delivered product This publication has been prepared for professional and properly trained personnel and the customer assumes full responsibility when using the information herein Revision History Issue Date Main changes 1 0 17 02 06 First release Changes or modifica...

Page 4: ...yer However in the event that Elva 1 Millimeter Wave Division determines in its sole opinion that such Product is not covered by the limited warranty Buyer shall pay for shipping and insurance of such Product back to the Buyer All obligations of Elva 1 Millimeter Wave Division under this limited warranty shall cease in the event of abuse accident alteration misuse or neglect of the Product In warr...

Page 5: ...quipment damage CAUTION Indicates that equipment damage process failure and or loss of data can result if the user does not comply with the given instruction A CAUTION statement will describe the potential hazard its possible consequences and the steps to perform to avoid equipment damage process failure and or loss of data The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phase...

Page 6: ...ety hazard Do not install substitute parts or perform any unauthorized modification to the equipment Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Elva 1 Millimeter Wave Division void the Elva 1 Millimeter Wave Division Warranty on the equipment Equipment Precautions CAUTION This product is designed to withstand moisture conditions typically encountered when installed outdoors This is not des...

Page 7: ...r operator fully understands the information covered in this manual prior to attempting these procedures While this manual summarizes the considerations and tasks involved in path analysis and site planning for radio systems it does not provide an in depth treatment of such issues A professional agency specializing in this area should be consulted for additional information and services of this ty...

Page 8: ...io High transmits data at a frequency of upper part of the frequency range and the second one Low uses a frequency from the lower part The label on the radio indicates whether it is a High band HI index in the end of serial or Low band one LO index in the end of serial Thus PPC 1000 provides 1 25Gbps capacity in each way Each Radio is all outdoor unit The only things operator to do for installatio...

Page 9: ...The planning should include an investigation into future building plans that could block the LOS path and other long term incremental obstructions such as growing trees Intermittent but regular obstructions such as flying aircrafts at a nearby airport should also be considered It is required to have absolutely no obstructions in front of the antenna in so called first Fresnel zone The minimum requ...

Page 10: ...ommended that the shipping boxes and packing materials be retained in the event that it is necessary to return equipment Open the top cover of the box and take out the antenna first for small antennas link only Large antennas come in separate boxes and have to be unpacked accordingly The radio case with alignment mechanics and cable pack is fastened to a wooden plate within the shipping box to pre...

Page 11: ...nary wiring 1 6 TP Power cable to connect Radio to Outdoor cross box 1 7 Grounding wire 1 8 Hose clip 50 70 mm 1 9 Power cord to power supply unit 1 10 Tuning panel 1 11 Power supply unit 1 12 Ethernet connector boxes for SNMP twisted pair cable one box to be installed into Outdoor cross box second one somewhere indoor to connect SNMP cable to office Ethernet LAN 2 13 Terminal block to be installe...

Page 12: ...nt assembling Both radios equipped with 61 long shipping bolts see photos from part 4 2 Equipment Unpacking Replace the shipping bolt placed near the Ground mark with a set 15 observing the items order The Radio flanges should be placed between contact strips Connect the grounding wire to the bolt as shown on the photo Replace the rest 5 shipping bolts with bolts nuts washers and tightening washer...

Page 13: ...uilding This is an optional operation but after the test you will be sure that radios works OK and there are no malfunction because of the damage during transportation The test includes only parameter diagnostics The main data communication channel will not be tested at this moment You will need a stand alone notebook or desktop PC with installed LAN card to display test results through SNMP The f...

Page 14: ...168 127 220 Use the default subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Connect SNMP cable item 6 from inventory to radio one end and to Power supply item 11 and RJ 45 LANcard socket of the computer other end see photo below Use straight UTP cable extension cord if needed Switch the power supply of the radio ON and test connection between radio and your computer with Windows PING application click Start Run then ty...

Page 15: ...tion of PPC Monitor displayed parameters you will find below in 7 Installing and running SNMP software chapter After this optional on table testing of the reply from transceivers you can continue with radio mounting 4 8 Radio mounting The station should be fastened on a vertical tube of 40 80 mm diameter and not less than 500 mm height Bending and torsion rigidity of the support leg has to be enou...

Page 16: ...ower supply and data transmission cables have to be laid away of building power cables 4 9 Stationary Cabling Fix Outdoor cross box near the Radio for example on the same supporting leg Select indoor location with easy cable routing to the radio for the Indoor Cross box Normally it is convenient to place it near the network termination equipment and the main Fix Indoor cross box Install the statio...

Page 17: ... optical connection box at radio case and weld optical connector 4 Insert optical connectors to relevant socket at the adapter in optical connection box 5 Close optical connection box using screwdriver with star bit 4 10Outdoor cross end connections and Grounding Connect the stationary TP cable to Outdoor cross box with Ethernet connector to 110 type connector special push tool may required not in...

Page 18: ...cross box and radio is required for alignment purpose only After completing of alignment procedure the TP Power cable from Outdoor cross box has to be connected to relevant connector at radio case WARNING Grounding of both Radios is a mandatory requirement DANGER This product is not designed to withstand direct thunderbolt It should be operated only under protection of external lightning rod 4 11P...

Page 19: ... cross box with cable 4 4 12Connection to Network Equipment indoor for SNMP administration Connect Ethernet connection box 12 to the stationary TP cable in much the same way as for outdoor TP connection Plug in UTP cable from office LAN equipment to indoor Ethernet connection With the link power switched on and installed SNMP software you can use link SNMP administration from one of the office PC ...

Page 20: ...to allow radio to pivot up down and right left with minimal effort Tilt the radio so that it is roughly point towards the other end of the link Fix the mounting bolts again 5 1 Preliminary Alignment Using the bolt Horizontal direct the Radio to the other end of the link in horizontal plane more precisely Using the bolt Vertical top direct the Radio to the other end of the link in vertical plane ...

Page 21: ...ransmitting receiving mode The normal LED color has to be YELLOW Green LED no load Red LED overload Push Tuning panel button until it shows AGC level the value marked with A symbol There are 5 indications at Tunning panel o A AGC o C Temperature at controller inside radio case o c General temperature inside radio case o U Tx voltage o u Rx voltage An antenna pattern has mainlobe and at least two s...

Page 22: ...least sidelobes Pay attention to AGC voltage and look for a voltdrop When got a voltdrop of AGC voltage immediately stop moving of both radios say STOP to your partner working at another radio Have another radio static very slowly scan your radio horizontally closely to the point of first contact Check how many voltdrops you will get when do scanning horizontally If this will be 3 minimums the cen...

Page 23: ... Radio Test the quality of the data transmission via the radio channel CAUTION The alignment can be considered as completed if the AGC voltages on both the stations agree with values for the given distance mentioned in the Passport CAUTION AGC voltage instability or and no expressed maximum of the received signal indicate substantial reflections within the directional diagrams of the transceivers ...

Page 24: ...between ELVA 1 and Moxa ELVA PPC Monitor is ELVA developed SNMP monitor apps Please do not distribute these software applications outside your organization without written permission of ELVA 1 6 1 Installing and running NE SDK Manager Changing IP address of the transceivers 1 Install Moxa NE SDK Manager on the computer which you intended for PPC 100 STM1 SNMP administration run Setup exe While NE ...

Page 25: ...ox and enter IP address which was provided to you by your Network administrator instead of link default IP address see screenshot below 7 Click Save Restart button to save new IP address and close this window 8 Click again to Search button in main window of NE SDK Manager When MOXA switch will be found be sure that it has new IP address you just entered 9 Repeat steps 4 8 for changing IP address t...

Page 26: ... Enter the IP address of the transceiver you would like to check Next time you start the PPC monitor this IP address will be saved in drop down list 3 Enable Auto Update checkbox and click Start button ATTENTION The main mode for all components of the transceiver is automatic All manual changing of the transceiver parameters like power on off heater and fan on off which made in PPC Monitor are act...

Page 27: ...ink restart Click STOP button disable this checkbox and click SET button then START button Checkboxes FAN internal fan switch on off built in fan is optional feature ON1 internal heater on standard mode HI1 internal heater on boost mode SW1 SW2 reserved for future use Compare level special parameter for service technician only Please do not change this parameter Community name public by default In...

Page 28: ...twork administrator as the link will be open to hackers in this case 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting The PPC 100 STM1 Bridge has been designed such that it requires no user configuration The PPC 100 STM1 Bridge itself does not require periodic maintenance However each end of the link should be periodically inspected for visible damage or excessive accumulation of dirt In a case of communication ...

Page 29: ...operate properly measure and write down AGC voltage make PPC monitor screenshot or write the parameters to the file then contact to Service Center Elva 1 Millimeter Wave Division Service Center St Petersburg Russia Tel 7 812 326 5924 Fax 7 812 326 1060 Email support elva 1 com 8 Specifications Antenna parameters Diameter cm Gain dB Beam angle deg Diameter Band Q V W Q V W 10 28 3 34 0 35 7 4 8 3 1...

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