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EnCOVER VE™ Access Pod (VAP) Installation and Commissioning 

Dual Band EnCOVER VE™ Instant Coverage Solution User Manual 

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5.   Assign each VAP a name as follows:  

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Click the Modify button. 

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Click OK. 

6.  When required to transmit the RF signal through a connected external antenna (if VAP 

model supports this option): 

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Refer to the Service 1 and/or Service 2 tabs 

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Enable the External Antenna option  

Note: If the external antenna option is not enabled, the signal is transmitted via the 
integrated internal antenna, by default. 

7.  Verify the system connections according to the following section (

 

6 ). 

Summary of Contents for EnCOVER VE

Page 1: ...EnCOVER VE Dual Band Instant Coverage Solution User Manual REV A00 Date DEC 2009...

Page 2: ...l Band EnCOVER VE Instant Coverage Solution User Manual II MobileAccess 8391 Old Courthouse Road Suite 300 Vienna VA 22182 Tel 1 866 436 9266 1 703 848 0200 TAC 1 800 787 1266 Fax 1 703 848 0280 http...

Page 3: ...arrantee and Repair MobileAccess tests and inspects all its products to verify their quality and reliability MobileAccess uses every reasonable precaution to ensure that each unit meets their declared...

Page 4: ...OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE MOBILEACCESS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY OTHER DAMAGE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO INDIRECT SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR...

Page 5: ...2 EN 301489 1 V1 5 1 2004 EN 61000 V4 6 2005 EN 55022 V4 2 2001 FCC Part 15 VCCI Class A for VCU and Class B for VAP Radio GSM DCS EN 301502 V8 1 2 2001 EN 301908 v3 2 1 2006 EN 300 609 4 V8 02 2000 C...

Page 6: ...e EnCOVER VE system List of Acronyms Abbreviation Description DB Dual Band PoE Power Over Ethernet PSE Power Sourcing Equipment SME Small Medium Enterprise STP Shielded Twisted Pair UTP Unshielded Twi...

Page 7: ...ions 10 3 2 Infrastructure Requirements 11 3 3 Coverage and Installation Planning 12 3 3 1 Types of Environments 12 3 3 1 1 Open environment 13 3 3 1 2 Standard Environment 13 3 3 1 3 Dense Environmen...

Page 8: ...2 Verifying Coverage 36 5 3 Naming the VAPs Verifying Connections and Monitoring 36 6 Navigating the Management Application 39 6 1 Opening a Session and Authentication Levels 39 6 2 Main Window 40 6 3...

Page 9: ...Ethernet jacks already installed at the enterprise site They are powered via PoE technology and managed via an EnCOVER VE Control Unit VCU located in the floor s communication shaft For site coverage...

Page 10: ...the main communication IDF closet interfaces to the service provider s RF equipment and provides secure central management to up to twelve VCUs and all connected VAPs Slave VE Control Unit Slave VCU i...

Page 11: ...ribute the wireless services via integrated internal antennas or external antennas optional VAP models and provide Ethernet connectivity to the LAN terminals 1 2 System Elements This chapter describes...

Page 12: ...1 VCU Ports Description Ports Description Service1 Service2 RF connections two wireless services to the service provider RF equipment e g picocells Coax cables EGSM UMTS Service 1 UMTS Service 2 EGSM...

Page 13: ...olid Orange associated unit is faulty or connected unit is not managed due to mismatch type VoIP phone VCU connected to a slave VCU etc Fast Blinking Green User invoked identify command on the corresp...

Page 14: ...nections Figure 5 VCU Rear Panel Table 3 VCU Rear Panel Description Connector Description Console RS232 local connection for service personnel Alarms AUX alarms connections see 4 2 Power Input Standar...

Page 15: ...port relevant when connected to jacks that provide an Ethernet connection to a user terminal The VAP can be mounted hung on the wall or placed on a flat surface such as a desk The following figure sh...

Page 16: ...ed antenna option For example if the VAP includes an external antenna connector the signal is only transmitted via the external antenna connector 1 3 2 System Monitoring and Management The EnCOVER VE...

Page 17: ...Installation Workflow Dual Band EnCOVER VE Instant Coverage Solution User Manual 9 2 Installation Workflow The following figure summarizes the main steps of the installation procedure...

Page 18: ...VCUs Slave VCUs installed at the IDF telco cabinet of each covered floor and connected to the cabling patch panel Wireless service signal from Master VCU to VCUs routed through dedicated Ethernet CAT...

Page 19: ...P cable from Master VCU to Slave VCUs with run lengths NOT exceeding 100m 300ft CAT 5e 6 UTP or STP cable from VCU to each VAP with run lengths NOT exceeding 100m 300ft VAPs can be connected over exis...

Page 20: ...he wireless services This section provides information on coverage criteria in various types of environments Open Standard Dense and Merged and provides rules of thumb for various installations of the...

Page 21: ...et 42 m Recommended maximum distance of VAPs from outer walls 90 feet 27 m 83 feet 25 m 67 feet 21 m Coverage Area per VAP 25 425 sqft 2 362 sqm 21 375 sqft 1 986 sqm 14 250 sqft 1 324 sqm 3 3 1 2 Sta...

Page 22: ...f areas closer to the denser area For example in a cubical area with the outside wall having offices simply locate the VAPs a little closer to the outside offices to provide coverage through the offic...

Page 23: ...ch VAP in the facility VAPs may be added or removed at anytime for optimal coverage 3 For each jack to be used for connecting a VAP check if the jack is already connected to the Ethernet switch via th...

Page 24: ...ld reduce coverage in that area by the other VAPs VAP 5 is an example of a unit that provides good coverage down the hallways VAPs 11 and 13 are placed closer to the offices to cover them well but on...

Page 25: ...Dual Band EnCOVER VE Instant Coverage Solution User Manual 17 The following figure depicts an actual measured quantified coverage of a floor area planed according to the above rules Figure 11 Distrib...

Page 26: ...d configuration procedures of the EnCOVER VE Control Unit VCU in each floor These should be performed only after planning the floor coverage and installation locations as described in the previous sec...

Page 27: ...panel that feeds the dedicated CAT 6 or 7 cabling system 3 Connect or request the service provider s service personnel to connect the provider s signal source Macro cell Micro cell Pico cell or BDA to...

Page 28: ...Alarm Pin Number Auxiliary Alarm 1 26 8 8 9 4 2 3 7 10 11 3 4 5 6 12 13 2 6 7 5 14 15 1 4 2 2 Alarm Output Connections The controller can provide Major and Minor output alarms These alarms can be conn...

Page 29: ...h panel using dedicated CAT6 cables 4 According to VAPs layout plan as explained in section 3 4 2 connect the Ethernet switch cables see section 4 3 1 for more detailed explanation If the jack to be u...

Page 30: ...ve VCUs and note that the VCU PWR LED is lit and that the VAP Status LEDs complete initialization and show a solid light 4 3 1 Connections of VAP Ethernet Cables For VAPs installed on currently ACTIVE...

Page 31: ...n using a cross cable After performing the initial configuration and assigning the Master VCU an IP the system can be connected monitored and configured via a remote management connection 2 The config...

Page 32: ...nternet Protocol TCP IP Properties dialog appears NOTE The Master VCU is supplied with the default IP address 192 168 1 1 In order to communicate with the unit it is necessary to assign your computer...

Page 33: ...ster VCU Unit 1 Perform a local connection to the Master VCU unit by connecting the Master VCU front panel Management port and a laptop computer 2 Open a web browser and type the Master VCU IP address...

Page 34: ...Solution User Manual 26 The EnCOVER VE Web GUI appears 4 On the invoked application window choose the Management tab in the main menu bar and click the IP Settings tab on the side bar Network Topolog...

Page 35: ...figuration the Master VCU can be accessed remotely via Ethernet Set the following available parameters DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol N A IP address Static IP address Default definitions The...

Page 36: ...U appears in the Network Topology Tree as Master VCU Select the Master VCU by clicking on it 9 Before configuring the Master VCU it is recommended to give the unit an indicative name To assign the Mas...

Page 37: ...or each connected service up to two Each service Service1 Service2 is configured through its corresponding tab To configure the service RF parameters Select the Service tab Service1 Service2 of the se...

Page 38: ...0 33dBm Define UL attenuation level for each service 0 25dB Notes 1 Max expected Pin and Service CF parameters are service dependent and can be obtained from your service provider 2 The remaining para...

Page 39: ...d Service 1 Service Off User has disabled service Service 2 DL RF Pwr Low RED DL RF Power is lower than 5dBm Service 2 DL RF Pwr High RED the input power exceeds the maximum limit and cannot be attenu...

Page 40: ...VCUs management and configuration is performed through a remote connection to the Master VCU via the web management Before provisioning the Slave VCUs verify that the Master VCU unit to which it is co...

Page 41: ...has a default name of the form VCUPx name where Px Master VCU port number to which the Slave VCU is connected Name user defined name 2 To assign the Slave VCU an indicative name Select the Module Inf...

Page 42: ...ck in the appropriate location to provide optimal coverage see sections 3 4 and 5 1 2 5 1 1 VAP Kit Contents The EnCOVER VE Dual Band Solution VAP kit includes Note VAPs are provided with two mounting...

Page 43: ...3 1 Aesthetics of the VAP location 5 1 2 1 Desk mount Secure the Desk mount adaptor to the EnCOVER VE Access Pod using the supplied screws Connect the RJ 45 jumper cable CAT 5e 6 to the VAP Place the...

Page 44: ...eb GUI internal antenna is enabled by default Note The maximum external antenna gain should not exceed 10 dBi Verify that the VAP receives power and sync up to the VCU via the LEDs on the unit 5 2 Ver...

Page 45: ...ned name 3 In the Network Topology Tree under the Control Unit verify that a GREEN or RED circle is displayed for each connected VAP If a VAP is not green select the VAP from the network topology tree...

Page 46: ...6 When required to transmit the RF signal through a connected external antenna if VAP model supports this option Refer to the Service 1 and or Service 2 tabs Enable the External Antenna option Note I...

Page 47: ...ening a Session and Authentication Levels After the initial configuration as explained in 4 4 1 the EnCOVER VE system can be accessed via the network To access the system 1 Open a web browser and type...

Page 48: ...Monitor Provides a summarized view of the system status Config uration Provides the selected units configuration parameters and alarms Events Provides the events list and trap mask Set up Provides wiz...

Page 49: ...Configuration window is accessed by clicking on the Config tab in the main menu bar The information and parameters displayed in the Configuration sub tabs vary depending on whether a VCU or VAP is sel...

Page 50: ...VCU Slave VCU or VAP 6 3 2 Network Topology Tree The Configuration Network Topology Tree appears on the left hand side when the Config tab is selected and displays the Master VCU Slave VCUs and VAPs i...

Page 51: ...r VCU Slave VCU or VAP in the network topology tree an icon representing the unit is displayed in the Configuration tab display area The following table provides a description of the LEDs displayed fo...

Page 52: ...nfig uration tab in the menu bar located at the top of the window and click the VCU Alarms sub tab If one or more alarms occur the corresponding Status indicator is illuminated in RED If the VCU is OK...

Page 53: ...indow and click the VAP Alarms sub tab If one or more alarms occur the corresponding Status indicator is illuminated in RED If the VAP is OK and no fault occurs the Overall Status indicator will show...

Page 54: ...the Module Info sub tab The following information is displayed Field Description Name User defined name for system element up to 20 characters Serial Number Factory set ID number Product Revision Rev...

Page 55: ...re displayed one for each active service The displayed RF parameters are similar for both service tabs 6 3 6 1 Master VCU Slave VCU Service RF Tab Note The RF parameters are not displayed for control...

Page 56: ...utomatically assigned by the system according to the DL frequency Max Exp Pin Maximum expected input power from the BTS Used for adjustment procedure Range 0 33 dBm User defined Pin Actual measured Pi...

Page 57: ...pprox 10 dB less than the required level High measured power is over the maximum required level UL Pout Level Corresponds to defined DL Pout level Antenna Select External only if an external antenna i...

Page 58: ...ts physical location as explained in section 5 3 If a name was not configured or for some other reason a specific VAP cannot be physically located physically identify the VAP by following the instruct...

Page 59: ...cess Pod will start blinking fast You will need to physically locate the VAP to see the blinking LED 4 Locate the Access Pod 5 Once found it is advisable to assign it an identifiable name via the Acce...

Page 60: ...x expected power 7 Service2Off Major user setting service to off 8 Control Unit Faulty Major HW failure in CU 9 OverTemperature Minor VCU temperature is too high 10 AbnormalSetup Minor Msmatched servi...

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