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Exalt Installation and Management Guide

EX-r Series GigE Digital Microwave Radios

viii

201872-003

2015-10-23

About this Document

This manual provides a complete description of the EX-r Series GigE 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

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The following icons denote specific types of information:

Date

Products and Release code--

2006-09-19

EX-5r & EX-5r-c v.1.0.0

2007-02-19

EX-4.9r v1.0

2007-02-23

EX-5r and EX-5r-c v.2.0.0 (GPS, Sync, SNMP feature release)

2007-04-20

EX-4.9r v.1.1 (AES feature release)

2007-07-27

EX-5r IP  and EX-5r-c IP v 2.1.0

EX-5r and EX-5r-c v.2.1.0 (Regulatory Domain Key, Base License Key, and Dynamic Frequency 
Selection feature releases)

2007-10-26

EX-5r, EX-5r-c, EX-5r-c IP v3.0 (Spectrum Analyzer, VLAN, Asymmetry, Legacy SNMP and Enhanced 
Event Log feature releases)

2008-03-08

New chassis release

2008-05-23

EX-5r GigE & EX-5r-c GigE v1.0.0

2009-05-26

EX-4.5r/r-c GigE release. v1.0.0

2015-10-15

Updated to include current contact information.

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Summary of Contents for EX-4.5r GigE

Page 1: ...201872 004 2016 05 26 EX r Series GigE Digital Microwave Radios I nstallation and Management Guide Models EX 4 5r GigE EX 4 5r c GigE EX 5r GigE EX 5r c GigE...

Page 2: ...y 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 g...

Page 3: ...Duplex TDD Factors 9 Link Orientation and Synchronization 10 Radio A B Configuration 11 Radio Reset 12 Radio Synchronization 12 Synchronization Modes 12 Internal Synchronization 13 External Synchroniz...

Page 4: ...ministration Settings Page 40 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP Configuration 42 SNMP v1 v2c v3 Support Options 43 SNMP Traps 43 File Transfer Page 45 File Activation Page 48 System Configuratio...

Page 5: ...Back to back Bench Testing 89 Basic Test 89 Specification Performance Verification 90 General Compliance and Safety 91 Dynamic Frequency Selection 92 Safety Notices 93 Regulatory Notices 94 United St...

Page 6: ...with azimuth and elevation adjustment 22 Figure 12 EX 5r c GigE pole wall mount 22 Figure 13 EX r Series GigE connectors 23 Figure 14 Power injector connectors 26 Figure 15 CLI main menu 32 Figure 16...

Page 7: ...Series GigE connector orientation 79 Figure 46 TDM connectors 79 Figure 47 RSL Sync In connector 80 Figure 48 Power Ethernet connector 81 Figure 49 Basic back to back bench test configuration 89 List...

Page 8: ...5r and EX 5r c v 2 1 0 Regulatory Domain Key Base License Key and Dynamic Frequency Selection feature releases 2007 10 26 EX 5r EX 5r c EX 5r c IP v3 0 Spectrum Analyzer VLAN Asymmetry Legacy SNMP an...

Page 9: ...tal Microwave Radios are the most advanced carrier class point to point terrestrial radio communications devices operating in the 4400 to 4900 or 5250 to 5850MHz frequency band The EX r Series GigE ra...

Page 10: ...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 syst...

Page 11: ...ed for all outdoor mounting and come with an indoor mounted power injector In some cases the radio can be mounted indoors or in an enclosure Depending on the configuration purchased the associated ant...

Page 12: ...201872 004 2016 05 26 Figure 2 Cabling integrated antenna model Figure 3 Cabling external antenna model For highest performance and reliability it is advised to minimize the length of RF cable and ass...

Page 13: ...adios provide the following primary features and benefits Low latency optimization and control for voice and data connections Very high throughput and flexible interface configurations with voice data...

Page 14: ...g location and mechanisms Radio grounding Radio transmitter output power setting Anticipated received signal level RSL at each end Anticipated fade margin and availability performance at each end Radi...

Page 15: ...e Configuration and Management for details on how to connect to and use the browser based GUI interface Shipping Box Contents Unless purchased as a spare terminal the radios are shipped as a complete...

Page 16: ...he back to back testing Confirm that the radio system is generally operational Radios power up with planned power and wiring solutions Regulatory Domain Key RDK entry successful RF link connects in bo...

Page 17: ...of the following criteria Maximum RF output power setting capability of the radio device Maximum RF output power allowed authorized by the local government regulations and for this specific device Max...

Page 18: ...tant for networks with site s where there is more than one link of the same type or for sites using the same type of radio that are very close to each another at one or both ends Configure collocated...

Page 19: ...interference can be eliminated Note When GPS synchronization is required or desired one GPS kit is required for each EX r Series GigE radio link in the connected or collocated network Table 1 Factory...

Page 20: ...d thus eliminating near field interference issues and related radio system coupling Synchronization Modes Synchronization can be accomplished using either an internal or external source In either case...

Page 21: ...io A loses power or experiences any other failure Figure 5 Collocated radios one in AUTO SYNC mode to provide redundancy The synchronization function can be carried across links to additional collocat...

Page 22: ...For complex networks an Exalt engineer should review multi link networks before deployment as several factors can optimize the network for desired performance External Synchronization Use an external...

Page 23: ...due to equipment failure a disconnected sync cable or other conditions the first radio in the daisy chain configuration set to AUTO SYNC resumes the sync function for the remaining connected radios If...

Page 24: ...y through a VLAN connection leaving the main traffic transparent Link Symmetry The default configuration of EX r Series GigE radios provides 50 50 symmetrical throughput The Tx Rx Throughput Ratio set...

Page 25: ...Exalt Graphical User Interface GUI In addition a command line interface CLI is provided for serial and or Telnet access as described in Configuration and Management SNMP is often used for management...

Page 26: ...lt radios utilize SNMPv3 a high security version of SNMP to ensure secure access to and storing of management data The SNMPv3 security string matches the admin and user passwords Passwords must be eig...

Page 27: ...Link Design Build Antenna Structures Egress Mount Antennas Transmission Line Install Test Network Power Wiring Read This Manual Completely Pre configure Radios Perform Back to Back Test Mount Radios...

Page 28: ...stalled at each site RSL as measured after antenna alignment at each site Designed RSL per original design at each site RSL reading with far end power off from each end Spectrum analyzer plot with far...

Page 29: ...he 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 des...

Page 30: ...etermined 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...

Page 31: ...radios for network synchronization Sync In RSL 1 Connection to Sync Out of neighboring radio optional external GPS antenna for network synchronization 2 Antenna alignment RSL voltage during installati...

Page 32: ...er injector Release the RESET button only after the LED is in the steady state approximately 2 minutes 3 Release the RESET button The following configurations are reset on the radio IP address 10 0 0...

Page 33: ...irectly or at the end of an RF transmission line The attenuator must be at least 30dB as specified at the operating frequency 5700 MHz and rated for a minimum of 1W input power Examples include Broadw...

Page 34: ...is a potential likelihood for these conditions to occur additional surge protection is recommended for the input power wiring especially to protect the radio electronics between the adapter and the ra...

Page 35: ...arrestors Note that each connector on the radio can carry up to 2 TDM Time Division Multiplexing connections Reset to Critical Factory Settings If necessary the radio terminal may be reset to critical...

Page 36: ...g 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 alig...

Page 37: ...e primary transmission line directly to the antenna It is desired to have the fewest possible pieces of transmission line in the system to minimize losses and points of failure from connectors The ant...

Page 38: ...f 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 weatherpr...

Page 39: ...he included adapter into the GPS connector on the radio housing and the opposite end connected to a volt meter The RSL test point DC voltage is inversely proportional and numerically calibrated to the...

Page 40: ...nection to the radio through the Ethernet port Use Windows and perform the following steps 1 Open a command prompt or MS DOS prompt Start Run 2 Type C Telnet IP Address at the command line The default...

Page 41: ...io 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 f...

Page 42: ...ome issues 2 Type the IP address of the radio in the address bar Figure 16 Initiating the browser connection The following window displays after pressing the Enter key or clicking the Go button in the...

Page 43: ...dress assigned if radios are part of a larger network It may be required to change the IP address of the accessing computer after changing the IP address of the radio so that the IP subnet matches The...

Page 44: ...r the link to communicate Link Security Key Administration Settings Page Bandwidth System Configuration Page RF Frequency System Configuration page Link Distance System Configuration page TDD Frame Si...

Page 45: ...m Minimize the browser window to display just the top bar or the top bar and radio information and open several browsers on the desktop When a window status changes to yellow or red you can quickly ma...

Page 46: ...local and remote refer to the orientation of the radio terminals relative to the IP address you are managing When making certain changes to a near end radio without first making changes to the far end...

Page 47: ...GigE Digital Microwave Radios 39 201872 003 2015 10 23 Radio I nformation Page This page provides general information about the local radio terminal This information is helpful for troubleshooting and...

Page 48: ...ds as soon as practical Events are captured with time date stamps which is valuable information for troubleshooting Set the Link Security Key to something other than the factory default setting 12 cha...

Page 49: ...uirements in accordance with the regulations that apply in the country where the product is deployed The RDK must be typed in to enable ANY functionality for the radio The RDK is issued to the Exalt A...

Page 50: ...t command implements all changes When some parameters are changed a link may drop and or management control lost MIB files allow many parameters to be set at once allowing only a temporarily dropped l...

Page 51: ...y enabled Enter the IP address to which the traps are directed in the Trap Destination IP Address field The AUX port or the MAIN port when using in band management must be connected to the network to...

Page 52: ...UI window Local RSL Status Trap This trap is sent when the local RSL drops below the value set in the Threshold Value dBm field Buffers are provided so that continuous traps are not sent if the RSL is...

Page 53: ...ated to the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP function and is only available on models which support SNMP See Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP for more information Use the following steps...

Page 54: ...s some parameters will match and that may be undesirable However it may be easier to change just a subset of parameters rather than every parameter The following parameters can cause problems or confu...

Page 55: ...en click Upload The radio firmware file extension is bin and is the core code for the radio Always verify that the code type matches the radio being accessed The filename should match the name of the...

Page 56: ...es which file is currently in use and which file is available for use Click the Swap button to place the file in the Alternative File column into the active state and move the file in the Current File...

Page 57: ...B In multi link networks however it may be important to orient the links so that at any collocation site where there are multiple radios of the same type at the same site all radios are set to the sa...

Page 58: ...any multi link network design Note Changing Radio Transmit Power may temporarily interrupt traffic Small changes in output power do not normally interrupt traffic but larger changes may Note The link...

Page 59: ...istance In multi link networks especially where there are collocated links it is also important to set all radios to the same TDD Frame Size setting to avoid self interference See Time Division Duplex...

Page 60: ...cted within approximately 10 minutes the radio may start to cause interference to other collocated systems and other collocated systems may start to cause interference with it If after this interval t...

Page 61: ...na alignment or preset a period of time that the buzzer will sound If the buzzer stops before alignment activities are complete change the selection and press the Update button or select the ON option...

Page 62: ...he ETH2 connection is desirable when connected equipment senses Ethernet signaling and makes decisions such as spanning tree protocol enable based on the Ethernet signal If the ETH2 connection has mut...

Page 63: ...ed in addition to the management VLAN the radio treats the traffic that is not in the VLAN filter list in accordance with the selection made in the status setting The Block Untagged selection only pas...

Page 64: ...94 VLAN configurations are maintained even when VLAN is disabled That is the VLANs can be configured and the configuration saved even though they are not active until VLAN is enabled Use the procedure...

Page 65: ...ive If a link is not active and T1 E1 enabling is a mismatch when a link is first created the Radio A configuration for T1 E1 enabling supersedes the settings on the Radio B configuration and changes...

Page 66: ...strator to enable disable each individual E1 channel The AIS can also be enabled and disabled for each input If enabled the radio places an AIS code on the output of the associated interface if and wh...

Page 67: ...f External remote is selected this loops the signal back at the remote radio interface back towards the local radio Likewise if External local is selected the signal loops back at the local interface...

Page 68: ...formation Page This page provides information on how many GPS satellites are within the view of the Exalt GPS receiver This page is active for implementations that include the GPS receiver connection...

Page 69: ...6 Yellow Solid Errored connection 10e 3 BER 10e 6 Red Solid No link BER 10e 3 Link V Same as Link System but only for the Vertical polarization link connection Link H Same as Link System but only for...

Page 70: ...n the radio as soon as possible and investigate the cause of the temperature rise before the radio is put back into service In almost all cases a temperature alarm is due to an external cause Ethernet...

Page 71: ...f the predicted error rate of the radio link as it has been designed Many applications are unaffected by bit errors but TDM circuits for example T1 or E1 are more sensitive Also if the link operator i...

Page 72: ...can be very helpful in troubleshooting activities Minimum RSL indicates the worst lowest received signal level that occurred since the last counter reset It is helpful to know if the RSL dropped signi...

Page 73: ...type The event log also allows filtering to limit the view of the log to the lowest level of desired information For example a filter level of Minor displays Minor Major and Critical severity events...

Page 74: ...The right side of a graph represents the most recent measurement and data marches from the right to left at every interval The vertical scale of each chart independently scales to show the maximum re...

Page 75: ...or possibly radio hardware problems It is also useful to help determine if changes in radio temperature are occurring and if they are having any impact on RSL or BER If the radio is mounted in an env...

Page 76: ...in dual polarization mode Figure 41 Spectrum Analyzer page While a professional spectrum analyzer provides higher levels of control and precision for pre planning the Spectrum Analyzer page allows ev...

Page 77: ...dy level for the entire scan or that the last scan measured at a strong or stronger level than the rest of the analysis A completely red vertical box indicates that there was a signal at some point du...

Page 78: ...icrowave Radios 201872 003 70 2015 10 23 Reboot Page Use this page to reboot the radio The function may never be required but can be used in emergencies All configurations that require a reboot automa...

Page 79: ...rsion 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...

Page 80: ...tenna Models Physical Configuration Outdoor unit ODU Dimensions H x W x D 14 6 x 14 6x 3 8 37 x 37 x 9 7 cm Weight 12 lbs 5 5 kg Operating Temperature 40 to 149 F 40 to 65 C Altitude 15 000 4 6 km Hum...

Page 81: ...ndwidth and mode combinations are available on all radio models For some regulatory domains the 8MHz Bandwidth setting displays as 10MHz and the 16MHz Bandwidth setting displays as 20MHz Some radios m...

Page 82: ...minimum power 4dBm Selectable Channel Bandwidths 8MHz 16MHz 32MHz 64MHza a Certain combinations of Bandwidth Mode and Cross polarization are enabled through software option Receiver Threshold BER 10...

Page 83: ...required to enable 64MHz BW in jurisdictions where it is permitted For some regulatory domains the 8MHz Bandwidth setting displays as 10MHz and the 16MHz Bandwidth setting displays as 20MHz Receiver T...

Page 84: ...quired to enable 64MHz BW in jurisdictions where it is permitted For some regulatory domains the 8MHz Bandwidth setting displays as 10MHz and the 16MHz Bandwidth set ting displays as 20MHz Receiver Th...

Page 85: ...tion is required to enable 64MHz BW in jurisdictions where it is permitted For some regulatory domains the 8MHz Bandwidth setting displays as 10MHz and the 16MHz Bandwidth set ting displays as 20MHz R...

Page 86: ...s T1 Compliance ANSI T1 102 1987 ITU T G 823 GR 49T CORE E1 Impedance 120 Ohms balanced E1 Line Codes HDB3 E1 Clocking Speed 2 048 Mbps E1 Compliance CEPT 1 G 703 ITU T G703 Connectors RJ 45 female au...

Page 87: ...5 Figure 45 EX r Series GigE connector orientation TDM Connections There are two connectors for TDM each connector has two TDM circuits available Figure 46 illustrates the pin orientation and function...

Page 88: ...onnector is also used for connection to the Sync Out connector from a neighboring radio or to an optional Exalt GPS antenna for the purposes of GPS synchronization Figure 47 illustrates the pin orient...

Page 89: ...r Series radio does not allow for standard 802 3af PoE and only the Exalt power injector shall be used In addition the Exalt power injector provides critical reset capability that would not be availab...

Page 90: ...F 52 NPA 4 foot HP Dish 34 5 3 0 Andrew HPX4F 52 NPA 4 foot Xpol HP 34 5 3 0 Andrew HP6F 52 NPA 6 foot HP Dish 37 2 1 8 Andrew HPX6F 52 NPA 6 foot Xpol HP 37 2 1 8 Gabriel DFPD2 52 2 foot Panel 28 0 4...

Page 91: ...es SPD6 5 2 6 foot Xpol Dish 37 5 2 1 RFS SPF2 52A 2 foot Dish 27 9 6 2 RFS SPF3 52A 3 foot Dish 31 4 4 2 RFS SPF4 52A 4 foot Dish 33 9 3 1 RFS SPF6 52A 6 foot Dish 37 4 2 1 RFS SDF4 52A 4 foot HP Dis...

Page 92: ...operating properly and eliminate many variables in the troubleshooting process If a back to back bench test fails then the radio hardware is either broken or the radios are improperly configured Upgra...

Page 93: ...dio 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 perf...

Page 94: ...e Use a reflectometer or meter that can read VSWR at the operating frequency to identify poor terminations as well as poor antenna feeds Multipath Propagation Multipath propagation is a term that enco...

Page 95: ...h 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...

Page 96: ...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 sufficie...

Page 97: ...s are properly configured to communicate to one another and verifies general radio performance as operational For the basic test the following items are needed Radio pair Powering source RF interconne...

Page 98: ...ion RF output power Radio 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...

Page 99: ...ntal 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...

Page 100: ...se for radar transmissions for a period of 30 minutes During operation of the device the spectrum is continually monitored by the DFS to detect if radar begins transmission on a frequency that is bein...

Page 101: ...is product can cause a malfunction and or electrical shock when the unit is subsequently used 7 Do not connect or disconnect the power connection to the device when the power supply is plugged into an...

Page 102: ...ommission 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 electro...

Page 103: ...ressly authorized by Industry Canada Cross border transmissions are expressly prohibited except with written permission from both Industry Canada and the governing body of the neighboring country FCC...

Page 104: ...losses and antenna gains associated with each terminal The EX 5r GigE product family complies with ETS 302 502 for the 5 8 GHz band This band is not yet harmonized for all countries recognizing ETSI...

Page 105: ...able 8 If your application or country is not listed check with your Sales Representative for the current status Table 8 Product Approvals Country EX 5r Series 5 3 GHz EX 5r Series 5 4 GHz EX 5r Series...

Page 106: ...eries GigE Digital Microwave Radios 98 201872 003 2015 10 23 Romania Slovak Republic Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey United States Table 8 Product Approvals Continued Country EX 5r Series 5 3...

Page 107: ...lt your local Exalt distributor or reseller to obtain the RDK Countries are assigned to different regulatory domains based on current regulatory requirements Each regulatory domain has the parameters...

Page 108: ...exceed the regulatory limit P Maximum transmitter output power of radio in dBm G Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5250 to 5350 MHz L Total transmission system losses of all elements between the...

Page 109: ...roperly adjusted to not exceed the regulatory limit Note Australian regulations have a no transmit band from 5600 5650 MHz adjust the transmitter to avoid this range P Maximum transmitter output power...

Page 110: ...diameter Directional flat panel 28 dBi 2 61cm square EX 5r Series EI RP Table 10 summarizes the maximum power by band and country for EX 5r Series radios 5250 5350 MHz band For all models within the 5...

Page 111: ...um transmitter output power of radio in dBm ME Maximum EIRP as specified in Table 10 G Specified gain of antenna in dBi from 5470 to 5725 MHz L Total transmission system losses of all elements between...

Page 112: ...rk 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 Hungar...

Page 113: ...or 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...

Page 114: ...omer 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 polybrominate...

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Page 117: ...his list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials provided with the distribution Neither the name of Sparta Inc nor the names of its contributors may be u...

Page 118: ...ORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT INCIDENTAL SPECIAL EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES LOSS OF USE DATA OR PROFITS OR BUSI...

Page 119: ...Exalt Installation and Management Guide EX r Series GigE Digital Microwave Radios 201872 003 111 2015 10 23...

Page 120: ...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 it...

Page 121: ...t to the applicable third party manufacturer s warranty and end user agreement and are not warranted by Exalt The Hardware Products covered by this warranty are not consumer products and are not inten...

Page 122: ...OR DAMAGES ARE FORESEEABLE d IN NO EVENT SHALL EXALT S AND ITS SUPPLIERS LICENSORS AGGREGATE LIABILITY EXCEED AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT OR SERVICE THAT IS...

Page 123: ...export re export or import the Products You shall defend indemnify and hold Exalt and its suppliers licensors harmless from any claims arising out of Your violation of any export control laws relatin...

Page 124: ...related to or connected with 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 c...

Page 125: ...equency tuning 5 channel bandwidth 5 CLI 32 main menu 32 menu options 33 clock 15 configuration file 45 connectors 23 GPS RSL 23 Power Ethernet 23 81 T1 E1 1 3 23 T1 E1 2 4 23 TDM 79 contact informati...

Page 126: ...status information 37 System Configuration page 49 T1 Interface Configuration page 57 T1 E1 Configuration page 57 VLAN page 55 H hop 7 hub 13 I interfaces Ethernet 78 power 78 RF 78 T1 E1 78 interfere...

Page 127: ...parameter 49 Reboot page 70 record keeping 20 Regulatory Domain Database RDD 45 Regulatory Domain Key RDK 41 49 99 regulatory requirements EX 5i FCC EIRP 101 EX 5r Series FCC EIRP 100 USA 94 repeater...

Page 128: ...ck 59 TDD factors 9 TDD frame length 6 TDD Frame Size parameter 51 TDM circuits 50 TDM connections 79 TDM connectors 79 Telnet session 32 temperature 66 testing 89 back to back bench 8 threshold 90 th...

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Page 130: ...35 Figure 19 Exalt GUI window description 36 Figure 20 Summary status information 37 Figure 21 Radio Information page 39 Figure 22 Administration Settings page 40 Figure 23 SNMP Configuration page 42...

Page 131: ...Exalt Installation and Management Guide EX r Series GigE 201872 003 2 2015 10 23...

Page 132: ...Factory default settings 11 Connectors 23 LED indicators 24 Recommended transmission line 29 Default login information 34 Alarm status indicators 61 Supported antennas 82 Product Approvals 97 Regulat...

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