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10.4.3. Nominal frequencies, duplex 490 MHz

RAy2-11 - xA, RAy2-11 - xB

TX channel nominal frequencies
Band 10.7 – 11.7 GHz, duplex spacing 490 MHz

Bandwidth:

1.75 MHz

Channel arrangements based on 28 MHz channels

( Freq. table: rcinfo11_A_490_default:13 )

( Freq. table: rcinfo11_B_490_default:13 )

Ch.No.

Lower [MHz]

Upper [MHz]

Ch.No.

Lower [MHz]

Upper [MHz]

Ch.No.

Lower [MHz]

Upper [MHz]

Ch.No.

Lower [MHz]

Upper [MHz]

10709.875

11199.875

10841.125

11331.125

131

10937.375

11427.375

206

11068.625

11558.625

10711.625

11201.625

10842.875

11332.875

132

10939.125

11429.125

207

11070.375

11560.375

10713.375

11203.375

10844.625

11334.625

133

10940.875

11430.875

208

11072.125

11562.125

10715.125

11205.125

10846.375

11336.375

134

10942.625

11432.625

209

11073.875

11563.875

10716.875

11206.875

10848.125

11338.125

135

10944.375

11434.375

210

11075.625

11565.625

10718.625

11208.625

10849.875

11339.875

136

10946.125

11436.125

211

11077.375

11567.375

10720.375

11210.375

10851.625

11341.625

137

10947.875

11437.875

212

11079.125

11569.125

10722.125

11212.125

10853.375

11343.375

138

10949.625

11439.625

213

11080.875

11570.875

10723.875

11213.875

10855.125

11345.125

139

10951.375

11441.375

214

11082.625

11572.625

10725.625

11215.625

10856.875

11346.875

140

10953.125

11443.125

215

11084.375

11574.375

10727.375

11217.375

10858.625

11348.625

141

10954.875

11444.875

216

11086.125

11576.125

10729.125

11219.125

10860.375

11350.375

142

10956.625

11446.625

217

11087.875

11577.875

10730.875

11220.875

10862.125

11352.125

143

10958.375

11448.375

218

11089.625

11579.625

10732.625

11222.625

10863.875

11353.875

144

10960.125

11450.125

219

11091.375

11581.375

10734.375

11224.375

10865.625

11355.625

145

10961.875

11451.875

220

11093.125

11583.125

10736.125

11226.125

10867.375

11357.375

146

10963.625

11453.625

221

11094.875

11584.875

10737.875

11227.875

10869.125

11359.125

147

10965.375

11455.375

222

11096.625

11586.625

10739.625

11229.625

10870.875

11360.875

148

10967.125

11457.125

223

11098.375

11588.375

10741.375

11231.375

10872.625

11362.625

149

10968.875

11458.875

224

11100.125

11590.125

10743.125

11233.125

10874.375

11364.375

150

10970.625

11460.625

225

11101.875

11591.875

10744.875

11234.875

10876.125

11366.125

151

10972.375

11462.375

226

11103.625

11593.625

10746.625

11236.625

10877.875

11367.875

152

10974.125

11464.125

227

11105.375

11595.375

10748.375

11238.375

10879.625

11369.625

153

10975.875

11465.875

228

11107.125

11597.125

10750.125

11240.125

10881.375

11371.375

154

10977.625

11467.625

229

11108.875

11598.875

10751.875

11241.875

100

10883.125

11373.125

155

10979.375

11469.375

230

11110.625

11600.625

10753.625

11243.625

101

10884.875

11374.875

156

10981.125

11471.125

231

11112.375

11602.375

10755.375

11245.375

102

10886.625

11376.625

157

10982.875

11472.875

232

11114.125

11604.125

10757.125

11247.125

103

10888.375

11378.375

158

10984.625

11474.625

233

11115.875

11605.875

10758.875

11248.875

104

10890.125

11380.125

159

10986.375

11476.375

234

11117.625

11607.625

10760.625

11250.625

105

10891.875

11381.875

160

10988.125

11478.125

235

11119.375

11609.375

10762.375

11252.375

106

10893.625

11383.625

161

10989.875

11479.875

236

11121.125

11611.125

10764.125

11254.125

107

10895.375

11385.375

162

10991.625

11481.625

237

11122.875

11612.875

10765.875

11255.875

108

10897.125

11387.125

163

10993.375

11483.375

238

11124.625

11614.625

10767.625

11257.625

109

10898.875

11388.875

164

10995.125

11485.125

239

11126.375

11616.375

10769.375

11259.375

110

10900.625

11390.625

165

10996.875

11486.875

240

11128.125

11618.125

10771.125

11261.125

111

10902.375

11392.375

166

10998.625

11488.625

241

11129.875

11619.875

10772.875

11262.875

112

10904.125

11394.125

167

11000.375

11490.375

242

11131.625

11621.625

10774.625

11264.625

113

10905.875

11395.875

168

11002.125

11492.125

243

11133.375

11623.375

10776.375

11266.375

114

10907.625

11397.625

169

11003.875

11493.875

244

11135.125

11625.125

10778.125

11268.125

115

10909.375

11399.375

170

11005.625

11495.625

245

11136.875

11626.875

10779.875

11269.875

116

10911.125

11401.125

171

11007.375

11497.375

246

11138.625

11628.625

10781.625

11271.625

117

10912.875

11402.875

172

11009.125

11499.125

247

11140.375

11630.375

10783.375

11273.375

118

10914.625

11404.625

173

11010.875

11500.875

248

11142.125

11632.125

10785.125

11275.125

119

10916.375

11406.375

174

11012.625

11502.625

249

11143.875

11633.875

10786.875

11276.875

120

10918.125

11408.125

175

11014.375

11504.375

250

11145.625

11635.625

10788.625

11278.625

121

10919.875

11409.875

176

11016.125

11506.125

251

11147.375

11637.375

10790.375

11280.375

122

10921.625

11411.625

177

11017.875

11507.875

252

11149.125

11639.125

10792.125

11282.125

123

10923.375

11413.375

178

11019.625

11509.625

253

11150.875

11640.875

10793.875

11283.875

124

10925.125

11415.125

179

11021.375

11511.375

254

11152.625

11642.625

10795.625

11285.625

125

10926.875

11416.875

180

11023.125

11513.125

255

11154.375

11644.375

10797.375

11287.375

126

10928.625

11418.625

181

11024.875

11514.875

256

11156.125

11646.125

10799.125

11289.125

127

10930.375

11420.375

182

11026.625

11516.625

257

11157.875

11647.875

10800.875

11290.875

128

10932.125

11422.125

183

11028.375

11518.375

258

11159.625

11649.625

10802.625

11292.625

129

10933.875

11423.875

184

11030.125

11520.125

259

11161.375

11651.375

10804.375

11294.375

130

10935.625

11425.625

185

11031.875

11521.875

260

11163.125

11653.125

10806.125

11296.125

131

10937.375

11427.375

186

11033.625

11523.625

261

11164.875

11654.875

10807.875

11297.875

132

10939.125

11429.125

187

11035.375

11525.375

262

11166.625

11656.625

10809.625

11299.625

133

10940.875

11430.875

188

11037.125

11527.125

263

11168.375

11658.375

10811.375

11301.375

134

10942.625

11432.625

189

11038.875

11528.875

264

11170.125

11660.125

10813.125

11303.125

135

10944.375

11434.375

190

11040.625

11530.625

265

11171.875

11661.875

10814.875

11304.875

136

10946.125

11436.125

191

11042.375

11532.375

266

11173.625

11663.625

10816.625

11306.625

137

10947.875

11437.875

192

11044.125

11534.125

267

11175.375

11665.375

10818.375

11308.375

138

10949.625

11439.625

193

11045.875

11535.875

268

11177.125

11667.125

10820.125

11310.125

139

10951.375

11441.375

194

11047.625

11537.625

269

11178.875

11668.875

10821.875

11311.875

140

10953.125

11443.125

195

11049.375

11539.375

270

11180.625

11670.625

10823.625

11313.625

141

10954.875

11444.875

196

11051.125

11541.125

271

11182.375

11672.375

10825.375

11315.375

142

10956.625

11446.625

197

11052.875

11542.875

272

11184.125

11674.125

10827.125

11317.125

143

10958.375

11448.375

198

11054.625

11544.625

10828.875

11318.875

144

10960.125

11450.125

199

11056.375

11546.375

10830.625

11320.625

145

10961.875

11451.875

200

11058.125

11548.125

10832.375

11322.375

146

10963.625

11453.625

201

11059.875

11549.875

10834.125

11324.125

147

10965.375

11455.375

202

11061.625

11551.625

10835.875

11325.875

148

10967.125

11457.125

203

11063.375

11553.375

10837.625

11327.625

149

10968.875

11458.875

204

11065.125

11555.125

10839.375

11329.375

205

11066.875

11556.875

10841.13

11331.13

206

11068.63

11558.63

10842.88

11332.88

207

11070.38

11560.38

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Summary of Contents for Ray2

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Page 3: ...Accessories 28 4 1 Overview 28 4 2 Details 30 5 Step by step Guide 36 5 1 Service access 37 5 1 1 Menu Link settings General 38 5 1 2 Menu Link Service access Services 39 5 1 3 Menu Link Service acces...

Page 4: ...8 2 2 Scripts 146 8 3 Configuration with CLI 147 8 3 1 Configuration file 147 8 3 2 Firmware upgrade 147 8 3 3 Remote unit authorization 147 9 Troubleshooting 149 10 Technical parameters 151 10 1 Gene...

Page 5: ...ng 211 11 1 Frequency 211 11 2 RoHS and WEEE compliance 211 11 3 Liability for Defects and Safety Instructions 211 11 4 Important Notifications 212 11 5 Warranty 213 11 6 Declaration of Conformity 214...

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Page 7: ...elays or losses of data are rare when wireless devices such as the RAy2 are used in an appropriate manner within a well constructed network RAy2 should not be used in situations where failure to trans...

Page 8: ...55 255 0 Click OK twice Connect both RAy2 units to a PoE source and connect to a PC via PoE for configuration see figure Link Configuration below Input the address of the connected RAy2 unit into the...

Page 9: ...pc RAy2 2 pc Cable bushing set connectors 1 pc Grease marked SILIKONOVE MAZIVO 1 http www racom eu eng products m ray17 index html 2 http www racom eu eng products m ray index html 3 http www racom e...

Page 10: ...n via http https ssh User friendly interface advanced diagnostics Key technical features Upper band Lower band 10 47 10 59 GHz 10 30 10 42 GHz RAy2 10 A Frequency range 10 475 10 675 GHz 10 125 10 325...

Page 11: ...006 A1 2010 Electrical safety Note Operation of the RAy2 xx is described in this user manual Operation of the RAy11 RAy17 and RAy24 is described in User Manual RAy11 17 24 1 Operation of the RAy10 is...

Page 12: ...uation Free space loss can be calculated thus FSL 32 44 20log f 20log D Where FSL free space loss dB f frequency of the emitted signal MHz D length of the link km 2 1 2 Link budget calculation The goa...

Page 13: ...enuation at the same time these types of attenuation do not add up To determine the fade margin it is necessary to calculate both rain and multipath attenuation The larger of the two types of attenuat...

Page 14: ...entage of time 14 12 5 4 2 15 8 2 3 1 7 0 6 2 1 0 7 0 5 0 1 1 0 49 34 15 11 7 42 13 4 7 4 5 2 4 4 5 2 8 2 0 8 0 3 72 65 35 22 15 12 20 10 12 8 6 8 5 3 2 0 1 96 105 65 40 33 23 28 18 20 15 12 13 9 6 5...

Page 15: ...GHz Fig 2 2 Attenuation for 10 GHz polarization H V Fig 2 3 Attenuation for 11 GHz polarization H V Fig 2 4 Attenuation for 17 GHz polarization H V Fig 2 5 Attenuation for 24 GHz polarization H V Fig...

Page 16: ...ate the probability of outage due to multipath propagation of microwave links the ITU R probability model can be used which describes a single frequency or narrowband fading distribution suitable for...

Page 17: ...aaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaaaa r D F1 d1 Fig 2 6 Fresnel zone The general equation for calculating the first Fresnel zone radius at any point P in...

Page 18: ...nation Free space loss calculation Fading prediction rain and multipath attenuation Choice Tx power and antennas Link budget calculation Result 1 2 3 4 5 Fig 2 7 Design flowchart Step 1 Requirements D...

Page 19: ...95 A 10 P0 0 022871 10 0 19765 A 10 For reliability 99 99 is P0 0 01 we get exponential function for A A 0 19765 10log 0 01 0 022871 3 4 dB The minimum fade margin required to suppress multipath fadin...

Page 20: ...tance of 4 km transmit power 22 dBm and 99 cm antennas were selected for both sides of the link Sources for Chapter Chapter 2 Implementation Notes 1 Lehpamer H Microwave transmission network Second ed...

Page 21: ...bands both units have identical hardware In the case of links operating in licensed bands one unit labeled L is transmitting in the Lower and receiving in the Upper part of the band The other unit lab...

Page 22: ...rt This port is capable of powering the unit with any Power over Ethernet power source working according to IEEE 802 3at standard E2 Slot for user exchangeable SFP module A wide range of optical modul...

Page 23: ...must be fitted with O rings and carefully tightened Otherwise the unit is not protected against moisture intake and can not offer guaranteed functionality For detailed description see Connectors and S...

Page 24: ...rounding is required it should only be made in one of the following ways on the DC power source side or using the 3 port DC connector plugged into the unit The next figure shows all available groundin...

Page 25: ...regularly HW button pushed on the unit running factory defaults in progress Firmware writing in progress DO NOT POWER OFF Green SYS Permanently lit together with SYS Green unit is starting serious sy...

Page 26: ...e is a general purpose option for any antenna usage Name plate The plate contains name bar code record CE label etc Type RAy2 product line identification Code detailed identification of the unit type...

Page 27: ...10 5915 10 6335 ordering code RAy RAy11 LC RAy11 UC ordering code RAy2 RAy2 11 LC 1 RAy2 11 UC 1 Sub band D 10 5425 10 5845 10 6335 10 6755 ordering code RAy RAy11 LD RAy11 UD ordering code RAy2 RAy2...

Page 28: ...0 99 120 SET RAY10 ARK Set mouting RAy17 Antenna Andrew 30 60 100 SET RAY17 ANW Set mouting RAy17 Antenna Arkivator 30 60 99 SET RAY17 ARK Set mouting RAy24 Antenna Andrew 30 60 100 SET RAY24 ANW Set...

Page 29: ...C to 85 C APAC Opto SFP DLC APAC Fibre cable patchcord pigtail Fibre patch cord 2 fibres single mode LC connector LC connector OFA 5 m CAB FIB 2F DLC DLC OFA 5m Fibre patch cord 1 fibre single mode LC...

Page 30: ...tions for other antenna types see the Overview The bracket for mounting FOD unit on the antenna Flexible waveguide mounting kit The RAy2 unit can be attached to the antenna by flexible waveguide SET R...

Page 31: ...V 33 6 W Phihong Datasheet DC 5 Power supply PoE 4x Eth PWR POE125U 4AT N orig part no POE125U 4AT x FOD unit power supply 4x 33 W 4x Eth Phihong Datasheet 6 Power supply holder HOL POE PHI 1A 1x Eth...

Page 32: ...RJ45 STP RJ45 Cat6 8p8c wire gold plated AWG24 UBNT CON RJ45 HRT CAT6 orig part no Harting 09 45 151 1560 Connector RJ45 Cat6 AWG 24 22 HARTING The connector is assembled without the supplied plastic...

Page 33: ...2 fibres LC 10km 40 C to 85 C APAC Opto Datasheet 14 Fibre cable patchcord pigtail CAB FIB 2F DLC DLC OFA 5m orig part no DLCRAC2Fyyy patchcord 2 fibres single mode LC connector LC connector yyy meter...

Page 34: ...DC 24V LPZ1 LPZ2 IP20 40 85 C Saltek Datasheet 17 RAy grounding kit KIT GROUDING RAY RAy grounding set for grounding RAy equipment to the mast Contains a ZSA16 grounding terminal grounding tape and a...

Page 35: ...e Extended descriptions See www racom eu Microwave link Accessories 19 E shop Accessories easiest to order here E shop RACOM 20 Use there a search engine Ctrl F and RACOM PART NUMBER of the searched i...

Page 36: ...facing up at an angle on a non metal desk they can also face downward In the case of units RAy2 17 and RAy2 24 turn the unit holders so that they are roughly perpendicular to each other In the case o...

Page 37: ...ion has been established use the Service access menu to customise access parameters Default IP addresses should be replaced with well chosen operating addresses Leaving default ad dresses in place can...

Page 38: ...assigned with a name e g the place of installation Station location for easier inclusion the network hierarchy it is possible to enter the station s loc ation Fig 5 2 Configuration Menu Link settings...

Page 39: ...ccess protocols that you are going to need For security reasons do not enable more than is necessary HTTP S allow access to the web interface Telnet enabling access to the CLI interface using telnet p...

Page 40: ...are typically set in the lower part of the band the smallest bandwidth QPSK modulation and low power Both units in the pair should be capable of immediate communication If it is possible to work with...

Page 41: ...n higher than allowed by SNR the connection will be lost Status Link will lose its Ok value Both units will need to be moved closer to resume the link If this is not possible use the ethernet to acces...

Page 42: ...proximity of the antenna such as edges of other antennas their mounting racks edges of the roof 6 2 Antenna mounting 6 2 1 Mounting methods Mounting on the mast tube can be achieved by right side moun...

Page 43: ...3 Left side mounting horizontal RX polarization Fig 6 4 Right side mounting vertical RX polarization Fig 6 5 Right side mounting horizontal RX polarization 43 RACOM s r o RAy2 Microwave Link Installa...

Page 44: ...ides with the antenna it is on the top again In the case of the antenna when changing the method of mounting from right side to left side it is only necessary to rotate the plastic cover of the antenn...

Page 45: ...etting the direction of the antenna Both spanner and key can be found in the RAy Tool set for installing RAy2 microwave bridges It is advisable to lightly lubricate the retaining screws eg by the supp...

Page 46: ...uently wider This has a bigger effect when the mast diameter is smaller Fig 6 10 Attaching the bracket to the mast tube Fig 6 11 Bracket on the mast tube c Screw the hanging bolt part No 7 into the up...

Page 47: ...crew the 4 bolts on the back of the antenna enough so that the unit can be slid on to them Then check whether the O ring is correctly fitted on the antenna pin and make sure it is not damaged and has...

Page 48: ...tightening the bolt see point d part No 7 and 8 The correct position in both directions is found by monit oring RSS voltage see Section 6 5 2 Directing antennas Fig 6 18 Horizontal adjustment of the a...

Page 49: ...and FOD unit bush Grease the internal area of the bush on the FOD unit 2 and the O ring 1 with a thin even layer that allows the pin to slide easily into the bush without damaging the O ring Grease t...

Page 50: ...optical modules is available Both single or dual mode transceivers can be used The SFP module with metallic RJ45 interface can be used as well Please see the Important notice The SFP status LED is lo...

Page 51: ...nto the RAy2 unit Screw the bushing No 3 with the sealing O ring into the RAy2 unit Move the rubber sealing No 2 along the cable to fit in the bushing Screw the nut No 1 on bushing No 3 If you use ext...

Page 52: ...ccordance with article 6 3 it is not recommended to ground the load bearing structure and antenna to the external air termination network Grounding should be attached to the protective system of the i...

Page 53: ...Z 1 GROUNDING KIT LIGHTNING ARRESTER Bonding bar Fig 6 28 Grounding installation 2 The RAy2 unit is grounded to the flange at the fixing screws using an M8 screw An insulated copper cable with a minim...

Page 54: ...nstall the antenna in the vicinity of electrical wiring The antenna and bracket should not come into contact with electrical wiring at any time The antenna and cables are electrical conductors During...

Page 55: ...1 Protective conductor at the FOD unit Fig 6 32 Grounding the FOD unit Fig 6 33 Protective conductor at the mast on a ZSA16 terminal Fig 6 34 RAy grounding kit 55 RACOM s r o RAy2 Microwave Link Insta...

Page 56: ...the lightning conductor holders There is lower probability of unit being polluted by birds It is necessary to install the Ethernet lead so that there is no excessive mechanical stress applied on the c...

Page 57: ...d high power for the first antenna directing alignment Working on both ends of the link simultaneously is favourable Connect a voltmeter to the connectors and observe RSS changes in 2 V DC range A str...

Page 58: ...oth antennas should be oriented towards each other using the peaks of the radiation diagram Adjust the antenna alternately in the horizontal and vertical axes and monitor the resulting signal strength...

Page 59: ...for a maximum doesn t work as shown in the illustration incorrect adjustment Real radiation diagrams are more complex especially in that they run differently in horizont al and vertical axes The basic...

Page 60: ...meters based on survey results from the tool Tools Live data Frequency analyser In the case of links operating on a licensed band setup the parameters based on the assigned license Bandwidth Channel S...

Page 61: ...uency of this function Information subject to this update is highlighted with a refresh icon Use the Refresh button for reload of current values Start Use the Stop button to stop automatic refresh of...

Page 62: ...onfiguration Actual time valid for respective unit Warning or Alarm icon in case of warning or alarm Link field display Status of the link between both sides of the microwave link Warning icon when th...

Page 63: ...xcept for the state of OK are highlighted with a triangle Fig 7 4 Status bar 2 Example of a complete page status bar menu and control buttons Fig 7 5 Page example 63 RACOM s r o RAy2 Microwave Link Co...

Page 64: ...7 3 Status Fig 7 6 Menu Status RAy2 Microwave Link RACOM s r o 64 Configuration...

Page 65: ...Upper part of the frequency band Radio type Horizontal or vertical polarization based on the physical installation Indic ates the polarization of the received signal Local and Peer are indicated separ...

Page 66: ...atus of ethernet interface Current bit rate 10 10BASE T 100 100BASE TX and 1000 1000BASE T and state of duplex FD full du plex HD half duplex Link mode Eth1 2 7 3 4 Status Service access HW address of...

Page 67: ...ard slash IPv4 address Station name assigned by user Station name Station location assigned by user Station location The internal real time clock The clock is set manually or it is synchronized with N...

Page 68: ...ime zone Time zone Enable daylight saving time Daylight saving Note When the time zone and or daylight saving time is changed the original values set in the RAy2 unit are kept The actual change takes...

Page 69: ...acing of TX and RX channel Duplex spacing MHz Enable automatic control of modulation ACM Modulation level for TX channel You can select in range from QPSK high sensitivity for difficult conditions to...

Page 70: ...Ns IP addresses of both units doesn t have to belong in to the same sub net The Internal VLAN is required to encapsulate the internal service traffic between both units of the microwave link There are...

Page 71: ...ether proto 0x88cc in Wireshark Management address of the Peer station This address has to be set up when the Service channel is set to direct mode IPv4 address Peer Mask for service access 24 by def...

Page 72: ...numbers four characters _ and can be up to 256 characters long SNMP com munity string Address for sending SNMP traps SNMP trap IP Enable LED status indicators on the body of the unit You can turn off...

Page 73: ...layed buttons guest the Apply button is always inactive greyed out guest admin users can only change their own password on Service access Users tab super can access the Add user Mirror user Edit and D...

Page 74: ...ntain a maximum of 10 users cli_admin Same rights as cli_admin plus Right to configure user accounts including SSH keys This group contains the user super cli_super Information about whether user has...

Page 75: ...ssword Repeat password Confirm password Working with ssh key Delete Clear all ssh keys of the user Set replace Add a new key If there already was any key s it will be overwritten Add Add a new key You...

Page 76: ...f you want the user to have access using ssh protocol and identity verification using ssh key enter the ssh key here SSH key Create a new user by clicking on the button Apply Mirror users The button i...

Page 77: ...sured value status Fig 7 12 Alarm severity scale description default alarm Temperature inside the unit on the modem board 80 Inside temperature C Lower threshold of supply voltage 40 Voltage min V Upp...

Page 78: ...f transmit power not applicable for RAy2 17 neither RAy2 24 RF power fail Alarms Config Fig 7 13 Menu Link settings Alarms Config The diagnostic system of the link monitors the operation of the unit I...

Page 79: ...The internal port to radio modem i e link to the peer unit The internal port to management CPU Eth1 Eth2 Air CPU Link status Ethernet link status can be no link signal detected down type link signal d...

Page 80: ...rk Enabling flow control allows use of buffers of connected active network elements for leveling uneven flow of user data For correct operation it is necessary to also enable Flow control on the conne...

Page 81: ...te Network MONitoring RMON MIB was developed by the IETF to support monitoring and protocol analysis of LANs Port name Identification of the internal switch port The switch ports are connected to an e...

Page 82: ...that have a Pause destination MAC address In pause In undersize Total frames received with a length of less than 64 octets but with a valid FCS In undersize Total frames received with a length of more...

Page 83: ...nter is applicable in half duplex only Out multiple The number frames dropped in the transmit MAC because the frame experienced 16 consecutive collisions This counter is applic able in half duplex onl...

Page 84: ...ered and the diff value is calculated is defined by pressing the Difference button The total column always shows the actual values It is refreshed either by pressing the Refresh and also the Differenc...

Page 85: ...tic registers can be listed for dia gnostic purposes All registers are separated into several groups Groups Global switch parameters Globals Global port related parameters All ports Ports Port specifi...

Page 86: ...l port with SFP interface labeled E2 Eth1 Eth2 Link status Ethernet link status can be no link signal detected down type link signal is detected up type The type of the physical layer is indicated aft...

Page 87: ...X Fiber Auto Negotiation IEEE 802 3 Clause 37 SGMII Auto Negotiation Cisco specification Auto Negotiation provides a mechanism for transferring information from the local unit to the link partner to...

Page 88: ...auto auto speed and duplex settings There are two possibilities to force the link to operate in specific speed and duplex Auto negotiation enabled Select the desired Speed duplex The auto negoti atio...

Page 89: ...this difference this is identical to the previous mode sense operation If the device is in sense mode it cannot wake up a connected device therefore the connected device must be transmitting NLPs If...

Page 90: ...r than 0x8100 should use this mode Frames that ingress this port with an Ether Type that matches the port s Ether Type parameter will be considered tagged will have the tag s VID and PRI bits assigned...

Page 91: ...t assuming each Pause refresh is for the maximum pause time of 65536 slot times When full duplex Flow Control is enabled on this port this parameter is used to limit the number of Pause refresh frames...

Page 92: ...gets replenished with tokens whenever a frame is allowed to go through the bucket All calculations for this bucket are done in tokens Therefore both bucket decrementing and incrementing is performed...

Page 93: ...accepted and forwar ded further to the switch engine CIR estimated The Committed Information Rate CIR is dependent on the Bucket Rate factor and the Bucket increment The calculation is estimated due t...

Page 94: ...PIRL resource configuration Fig 7 22 Menu Switch settings PIRL Resource Each port can be assigned up to five different ingress rate resources RAy2 Microwave Link RACOM s r o 94 Configuration...

Page 95: ...bits per second is as follows CIR a BRF BI Where a is constant which is 12 500 000 for Accounted bytes frame and is 100 000 000 for Accounted bytes layer1 BRF is Bucket Rate factor and BI is Bucket in...

Page 96: ...to CRC layer 2 Frame s DA to CRC 18 4 if the frame is tagged layer 3 A frame is considered tagged if it is either Customer of Provider tagged during in gress EBS limit action This parameter controls...

Page 97: ...nts to be counted for ingress rate calculations or if meeting only one requirement is sufficient to be counted for ingress rate calculations for this rate resource Priority Any combinations of the fou...

Page 98: ...en the next lower priority queue s frames egress etc This ap proach can cause the lower priorities to be starved out preventing them from transmitting any frames but also ensures that all high priorit...

Page 99: ...rol which bytes in the trans mitted frames are counted for egress rate limiting If the egress shaping is controlled by frame rate the desired frame rate can vary from 7 6k to 1 488M frames per second...

Page 100: ...lternate weighting can be defined here The sequence of the output queue numbers 0 1 2 or 3 defines the sequence of the output queue frame egressing This sequence can be up to 128 items long RAy2 Micro...

Page 101: ...e Priority Code Point PCP within an Ethernet frame header when using VLAN tagged frames as defined by IEEE 802 1Q It specifies a priority value of between 0 and 7 inclusive that can be used by QoS dis...

Page 102: ...d Prefer Enable this parameter to force 802 p priority over DSCP When enabled the DSCP Prefer parameter is automatically disabled Default traffic class The IEEE 802 1q untagged frames thus having no I...

Page 103: ...The external port with RJ45 interface labeled E1 POE The external port with SFP interface labeled E2 The internal port to radio modem i e link to the peer unit The internal port to management CPU Eth1...

Page 104: ...DA found from the address database If the frame s DA is unknown the frame will try to flood out all ports of the trunk this is OK in so far as this will be fixed with load balancing If the frame s DA...

Page 105: ...RJ45 interface labeled E1 POE The external port with SFP interface labeled E2 The internal port to radio modem i e link to the peer unit The internal port to management CPU Eth1 Eth2 Air CPU Enabled W...

Page 106: ...toward an Egress Monitor Destination leave via the port selected by this parameter This includes frames transmitted on a port that is enabled to be the Egress monitor source Port name Identification o...

Page 107: ...es to be forwarded to this CPU destination port Policy There are four different operations as a result of a policy Normal frame switching normal Mirror copy frame to the Mirror destination port mirror...

Page 108: ...imum age time is 3825 seconds almost 64 minutes If the Age Time is set to 0 the Aging function is disabled and all learned ad dresses will remain in the database forever Reserved multicast to CPU When...

Page 109: ...disabled a zero normal Aging occurs for ATU entries associated with this port When this parameter is enabled ATU entries associated with this port will age down to an Entry state of 1 but will not go...

Page 110: ...ts for the frame s SA i e this port is not the source port for that MAC ad dress This mode is a form of MAC based 802 1X where some frames can be forced to the CPU for further authentication prior to...

Page 111: ...IEEE and or IP priorities and the VTU Priority Override The priority determined by the frame s SA can however be overridden by the frame s DA Priority Override DA priority override When any other than...

Page 112: ...le the AP frames to access the CPU port Primary key The icon indicates which parameter is taken as the unique identifier in the database This field entry ensures each record is unique and must not be...

Page 113: ...on ingressing frames Enabling a priority on a MGMT MAC address will override all priorities for these MGMT frames Enabling a priority on a static non MGMT MAC address will only override the frame s p...

Page 114: ...Fig 7 30 Menu Switch settings Advanced ATU edit RAy2 Microwave Link RACOM s r o 114 Configuration...

Page 115: ...s Link authorization guard User data flow to the remote unit can be established dependent on remote station authorization The authorization is secured by using SSH keys See User manual Section 8 3 3 R...

Page 116: ...rames only need an Ether type equal to 0x0806 and the frames Destination Address can be any value to be able to ac Enabled cess the CPU port This supports Mirroring ARP replies that are destined to a...

Page 117: ...VID of 0x000 are considered untagged This feature works wheter 802 1q is enabled on the port or not If the port is configured in Provide Mode and this parameter is enabled frames that contain an Ether...

Page 118: ...is assignment is used internal to the switch FID Port s Default Filtering Information Database FID This parameter can be used with non overlapping VLANs to keep each VLAN s MAC address mapping data ba...

Page 119: ...rames from Eth1 to Eth2 and vice versa This is very important to separate different networks e g different customers connected to two user ports Port association PAV Port Association Vector for ATU le...

Page 120: ...ID to be able to create records in the VTU VLAN Table Port state This parameter is used to support 802 1s per VLAN spanning tree Port states bellow are valid for frames with a VID that is associated t...

Page 121: ...Fig 7 33 Menu Switch settings Advanced STU edit 121 RACOM s r o RAy2 Microwave Link Configuration...

Page 122: ...abase records are joined with the VTU database records via this number SID 802 1s Information Database Number If 802 1s per VLAN spanning tree is being used this parameter indicate the spanning tree i...

Page 123: ...d Port is a member of this VLAN and frames are to egress Un tagged egress un tagged Port is a member of this VLAN and frames are to egress Tagged egress tagged Port is not a member of this VLAN The re...

Page 124: ...ools Restart Target Restart of selected unit Local or Peer Restart mode Reboot management system Warm Restart the whole station as if power was removed Cold System restart Performs the selected restar...

Page 125: ...k o o Switch Users Upload configuration from a backup file into buffer The cur rent unit configuration is not affected The uploaded configur Upload file ation can be displayed using Show backup button...

Page 126: ...nd restoring user accounts Users Local Backup local unit user accounts to an external file The file is downloaded to management PC NOTE The super user privileges are necessary to be able to perform th...

Page 127: ...n the red flashing phase but before the 5 s guard time the unit stays in Service mode Please leave this mode by re booting the unit To facilitate communication with the technical support you can creat...

Page 128: ...arm Feature Name of the function controlled by the Feature key Here are listed the keys used in both units Feature keys of the Peer unit only are displayed They can be neither added nor deleted To be...

Page 129: ...n Local and Peer unit Radio configura tion version Radio board calibration data format version Hardware version Information about the HW version of the modem board Radio hardware version Information a...

Page 130: ...to delete prepared firmware package in the buffer Force upgrade Force mode blocks all safety and compatibility checks and probably bricks your unit You should not use force mode until instructed to do...

Page 131: ...default values except login password details Frequency tables The microwave link contains one or more frequency tables called rcinfo These tables contain the following information List of available ba...

Page 132: ...raphical indication of BER SNR and RSS Refresh One time update of displayed values Start Stop Use the Start button to start automatic update of displayed values with a period of 1 second Use the Stop...

Page 133: ...ols RX constellation Constellation diagram shows the quality of received signal RX modulation Modulation level of RX channel Buffer Number of plotted points Refresh One time update of diagram 133 RACO...

Page 134: ...measurement causes interruption of user data flow between stations Enable Opening analyzer functions Start Interrupts communication on the link and starts scanning frequencies in the band Spectrum mea...

Page 135: ...s Viewer and Data Thumbnails Preview all values for the last 24 hours Click on a thumbnail to open the viewer with a chart Fig 7 44 Menu Tools History Thumbnails Instantaneous value of temperature ins...

Page 136: ...incoming user data on the user Eth ernet port Eth1 Eth2 in throughput Instantaneous speed 20s average of outgoing user data on the user Eth ernet port Eth1 Eth2 out throughput Instantaneous value of...

Page 137: ...1 hour 3 hours 30 days 15 minutes 6 hours 4 days 180 days 1 day 1 week 6 months More options Previous Move by one width of selected interval towards older values Next Move by one width of selected in...

Page 138: ...a Quantities Detailed graphical view of values for selected interval Plotted Shows only the values that are selected for the graph Local Peer All Shows all logged values Filtering of values from local...

Page 139: ...ocal alarms Peer alarms Alarms from Local or Peer unit Local events Peer events Events from Local or Peer unit Local ACM Peer ACM History of modulation switching if ACM is enabled Local and Peer unit...

Page 140: ...in the text window Destination Destination address in dotted decimal notation The default address 127 0 0 1 is the localhost address i e the unit itself Size B Length of sent data 7 to 1500 bytes 8 by...

Page 141: ...he embedded help The help text is displayed in the whole con figuration window The text structure corresponds to individual configuration screens Fig 7 49 Help menu Every item of this Help opens the s...

Page 142: ...eter The help text is displayed in the pop up window Fig 7 50 Parameter help There is a Go to help link within the help text It displays the whole configuration menu help Fig 7 51 Configuration menu h...

Page 143: ...he configuration screen brings a summary help for the configuration screen in the pop up window Fig 7 52 Summary help The Help window can be moved by dragging the Hints bar Resize it by dragging the b...

Page 144: ...is into the Host Name or IP address field admin 192 168 169 169 Click Open Then enter the password admin This procedure without key is subject to selection Service access Services SSH on in https acce...

Page 145: ...hen inserting commands using the tabulator can help An incorrect command is rejected e g inserting forbidden frequency A parameter that caused the loss of the connection is restored after 1 minute Rol...

Page 146: ...mes admin cli_user_authkey c a k tmp usr_ssh_key pub Testing access to RAy2 unit using SSH key user laptop ssh i usr_ssh_key admin 192 168 141 202 8 2 2 Scripts Script example with access using key us...

Page 147: ...er_status Checks buffer status Saving into buffers cli_fw_load_package f tmp bm4 RACOM 0 1 12 0 cpio A new fw package is loaded into the buffer 20 sec cli_fw_upload2peer The fw package is also loaded...

Page 148: ..._cnf_set t b SVC_SECURE_PEER_MODE on PEER_SVC_SECURE_PEER_MODE on Secured mode de activation cli_cnf_set t b SVC_SECURE_PEER_MODE off PEER_SVC_SECURE_PEER_MODE off Backup of the keys to an external me...

Page 149: ...ocal unit is blocked Access to the Local unit may be accidentally blocked for instance by disabling HTTPS access If you can access the Remote unit over HTTPS type its address in your web browser s add...

Page 150: ...l blocks typically in a second receiving mixer A downside of this property is the distortion of the input signal decrease in the signal to noise ratio i e the distortion measured as SNR In extreme cas...

Page 151: ...7 14 20 28 56 Channel spacing CS MHz detail detail detail detail Channel freq 4 9 360 4 9 360 A B 2 5 360 2 5 360 User speed Mbps detail detail detail detail 81 64B 359Mbps 234 1518B 359Mbps Latency...

Page 152: ...ble SFP User interface SFP USB A Service PoE 40 60 VDC IEEE 802 3at up to 100m up to 25 W Power DC 20 60 V floating 30 55 C ETSI EN 300019 1 4 class 4 1 Operating temperature range FOD Full Outdoor Me...

Page 153: ...minimum maximum 56MHzTO 56 MHz 40 MHz 28 30 MHz 14 MHz 7 MHz 3 5 MHz 1 75 MHz Modulation CS ACCP ACCP ACCP ACAP ACCP ACCP ACCP ACCP ACCP 76 1 85 2 64 7 72 3 44 3 49 6 33 8 37 9 32 6 36 5 17 6 19 6 7 5...

Page 154: ...0 17 0 23 0 17 0 23 0 17 0 23 0 17 0 23 0 17 0 23 0 17 0 23 0 16 QAM 20 5 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 20 0 26 0 32 QAM 24 5 28 5 23 0 28 5 23 0 28 5 23...

Page 155: ...1 L1 2 3 4 5 6 7 U1 2 3 4 5 6 7 RAy 10 975 11 003 11 031 11 059 11 087 11 115 11 143 11 171 11 465 11 493 11 521 11 549 11 577 11 605 11 633 11 661 11 10 961 L10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 185 11 451 U10...

Page 156: ...n addition to the bandwith definition the name may contain additional text which defines the respective alternative of channel plan Examples Bandwith 40 MHz ITU means that the nominal frequencies in t...

Page 157: ...10 128 QAM 8 10 256 QAM ver 1 2 Duplex spacing RAy2 10 xA RAy2 10 xB MHz Sub band All combinations of channels A All combinations of channels B ver 2 5 Sub band Range RAy2 10 xA RAy2 10 xB Unit U Unit...

Page 158: ...clared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 16 0 14 19 12 23 15 9 5 97 4 9 6 QPSK 7 15 3 13 26 5 20 30 22 15 0 90 9 6 12 16 QAM 7 14 3 12 26 5 22 30 24 18 5 87 12 1 15 32 QAM 7 12 3...

Page 159: ...lared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 23 0 21 19 12 23 14 8 5 92 22 8 31 QPSK 7 21 3 19 26 5 18 30 20 15 0 85 50 2 62 16 QAM 9 19 5 17 29 23 33 26 18 5 81 63 5 77 5 32 QAM 6 17...

Page 160: ...mit declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 8 24 4 22 29 10 33 12 7 5 88 50 1 68 QPSK 8 21 4 18 29 17 33 19 15 0 81 110 0 136 16 QAM 8 19 4 16 29 21 33 24 18 5 77 139 2 170 32 QA...

Page 161: ...declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 26 0 24 19 11 23 13 10 0 85 85 8 99 QPSK 7 20 3 18 26 5 18 30 20 16 0 78 169 9 198 16 QAM 9 15 5 14 29 23 33 25 19 0 74 206 2 247 5 32...

Page 162: ...8 10384 125 10552 125 17 10329 875 10497 875 49 10385 875 10553 875 18 10331 625 10499 625 50 10387 625 10555 625 19 10333 375 10501 375 51 10389 375 10557 375 20 10335 125 10503 125 52 10391 125 1055...

Page 163: ...8 25 10516 25 30 10404 25 10572 25 15 10351 75 10519 75 31 10407 75 10575 75 16 10355 25 10523 25 32 10411 25 10579 25 17 10358 75 10526 75 33 10414 75 10582 75 18 10362 25 10530 25 34 10418 25 10586...

Page 164: ...ault duplex 168 MHz Bandwidth 28 MHz VO R 14 12 2012 17 duplex range 84 252 MHz Freq table rcinfo10_A_default 6 Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz 1 10322 10490 3 10378 10546 2 10350...

Page 165: ...54 625 10604 625 19 10182 875 10532 875 61 10256 375 10606 375 20 10184 625 10534 625 62 10258 125 10608 125 21 10186 375 10536 375 63 10259 875 10609 875 22 10188 125 10538 125 64 10261 625 10611 625...

Page 166: ...24 75 16 10204 75 10554 75 37 10278 25 10628 25 17 10208 25 10558 25 38 10281 75 10631 75 18 10211 75 10561 75 39 10285 25 10635 25 19 10215 25 10565 25 40 10288 75 10638 75 20 10218 75 10568 75 41 10...

Page 167: ...0 RAy2 10 xB B sub band TX channel nominal frequencies Band 10 15 10 65 GHz duplex spacing 350 MHz Bandwidth 20 MHz Freq table rcinfo10_B_default 5 Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz...

Page 168: ...56 MHz CEPT ERC REC 12 05 E Freq table rcinfo10_B_default 5 Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz 1 10182 10532 3 10238 10588 2 10210 10560 4 10266 10616 3 10238 10588 4 10266 10616 ver...

Page 169: ...32 QAM 21 15 64 QAM 20 15 128 QAM 19 15 256 QAM ver 2 2 Duplex spacing RAy2 11 xA RAy2 11 xB MHz Sub band 490 530 A 490 530 B ver 2 5 Sub band Range RAy2 11 xA RAy2 11 xB Unit U Unit L Sub band MHz MH...

Page 170: ...imit declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 16 0 14 19 12 23 15 9 5 97 4 9 6 QPSK 7 15 3 13 26 5 20 30 22 15 0 90 9 6 12 16 QAM 7 14 3 12 26 5 22 30 24 18 5 87 12 1 15 32 QAM...

Page 171: ...declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 23 0 21 19 10 23 12 7 5 91 36 8 50 QPSK 7 20 3 18 26 5 18 30 20 15 0 83 80 9 100 16 QAM 9 19 5 16 29 22 33 24 18 5 79 102 4 125 32 QAM...

Page 172: ...t declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 28 0 26 19 10 23 12 7 5 87 72 9 99 QPSK 7 21 3 19 26 5 17 30 19 15 0 80 160 2 198 16 QAM 9 17 5 15 29 22 33 24 18 5 76 202 7 247 5 32...

Page 173: ...11390 625 165 10996 875 11486 875 240 11128 125 11618 125 36 10771 125 11261 125 111 10902 375 11392 375 166 10998 625 11488 625 241 11129 875 11619 875 37 10772 875 11262 875 112 10904 125 11394 125...

Page 174: ...10766 75 11256 75 54 10896 25 11386 25 82 10994 25 11484 25 119 11123 75 11613 75 18 10770 25 11260 25 55 10899 75 11389 75 83 10997 75 11487 75 120 11127 25 11617 25 19 10773 75 11263 75 56 10903 25...

Page 175: ...7 11287 46 11028 11518 14 10804 11294 47 11035 11525 15 10811 11301 48 11042 11532 16 10818 11308 49 11049 11539 17 10825 11315 50 11056 11546 18 10832 11322 51 11063 11553 19 10839 11329 52 11070 115...

Page 176: ...13 10884 11374 30 11122 11612 14 10898 11388 31 11136 11626 15 10912 11402 32 11150 11640 16 10926 11416 33 11164 11654 17 10940 11430 34 11178 11668 18 10954 11444 ver 2 2 RAy2 11 xA RAy2 11 xB A su...

Page 177: ...e rcinfo11_A_490_default 13 Freq table rcinfo11_B_490_default 13 Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz 6 1 10735 11225 7 10975 11465 2 10775 11265 8 11015 11505 3 10815 11305 9 11055 115...

Page 178: ...1129 11619 7 10905 11395 16 11157 11647 8 10933 11423 ver 2 2 RAy2 11 xA RAy2 11 xB A sub band B sub band TX channel nominal frequencies Band 10 7 11 7 GHz duplex spacing 490 MHz Bandwidth 56 CS 80 MH...

Page 179: ...875 11519 875 226 11103 625 11633 625 32 10764 125 11294 125 95 10874 375 11404 375 162 10991 625 11521 625 227 11105 375 11635 375 33 10765 875 11295 875 96 10876 125 11406 125 163 10993 375 11523 3...

Page 180: ...11517 25 113 11102 75 11632 75 16 10763 25 11293 25 48 10875 25 11405 25 81 10990 75 11520 75 114 11106 25 11636 25 17 10766 75 11296 75 49 10878 75 11408 75 82 10994 25 11524 25 115 11109 75 11639 75...

Page 181: ...5 11550 5 13 10796 5 11326 5 46 11027 5 11557 5 14 10803 5 11333 5 47 11034 5 11564 5 15 10810 5 11340 5 48 11041 5 11571 5 16 10817 5 11347 5 49 11048 5 11578 5 17 10824 5 11354 5 50 11055 5 11585 5...

Page 182: ...386 28 11094 11624 12 10870 11400 29 11108 11638 13 10884 11414 30 11122 11652 14 10898 11428 31 11136 11666 15 10912 11442 32 11150 11680 ver 2 2 RAy2 11 xA RAy2 11 xB A sub band B sub band TX channe...

Page 183: ...le rcinfo11_B_530 13 Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz 6 1 10735 11265 7 10975 11505 2 10775 11305 8 11015 11545 3 10815 11345 9 11055 11585 4 10855 11385 10 11095 11625 5 10895 1142...

Page 184: ..._B_530 13 Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz Ch No Lower MHz Upper MHz 6 1 10755 11285 7 10995 11525 2 10795 11325 8 11035 11565 3 10835 11365 9 11075 11605 4 10875 11405 10 11115 11645 ver 1 1 RAy2 11 xA RAy2...

Page 185: ...5 25 64 QAM 5 25 128 QAM 5 25 256 QAM ver 2 0 Optional duplex spacing RAy2 17 default min Channel width MHz MHz MHz 73 5 60 3 5 73 5 60 7 87 5 65 14 84 70 28 70 70 40 84 84 56 ver 2 5 Band Range RAy2...

Page 186: ...8 30 30 23 5 83 17 2 21 128 QAM 7 7 3 5 26 5 31 30 33 26 0 81 19 7 24 256 QAM ver 2 1 Channel spacing 7 MHz ACCP operation RAy2 17 Adjacent channel Selectivity Co channel rejection RSS SNR for BER 10...

Page 187: ...eclared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 23 0 21 19 10 23 12 7 5 90 36 8 50 QPSK 7 20 3 18 26 5 18 30 20 15 0 83 80 9 100 16 QAM 9 19 5 16 29 22 33 24 18 5 79 102 4 125 32 QAM 8...

Page 188: ...declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 26 0 24 19 10 23 12 7 5 87 72 9 99 QPSK 7 21 3 18 26 5 17 30 19 15 0 80 160 2 198 16 QAM 9 19 5 16 29 22 33 24 18 5 76 202 7 247 5 32 Q...

Page 189: ...0 0 U32 17213 5 L12 17143 5 U33 17217 0 L13 17147 0 U34 17220 5 L14 17150 5 U35 17224 0 L15 17154 0 U36 17227 5 L16 17157 5 U37 17231 0 L17 17161 0 U38 17234 5 L18 17164 5 U39 17238 0 L19 17168 0 U40...

Page 190: ...7143 5 U33 17217 0 L13 17147 0 U34 17220 5 L14 17150 5 U35 17224 0 L15 17154 0 U36 17227 5 L16 17157 5 U37 17231 0 L17 17161 0 U38 17234 5 L18 17164 5 U39 17238 0 L19 17168 0 U40 17241 5 L20 17171 5 U...

Page 191: ...17136 5 U35 17224 0 L11 17140 0 U36 17227 5 L12 17143 5 U37 17231 0 L13 17147 0 U38 17234 5 L14 17150 5 U39 17238 0 L15 17154 0 U40 17241 5 L16 17157 5 U41 17245 0 L17 17161 0 U42 17248 5 L18 17164 5...

Page 192: ...17220 5 L11 17140 0 U35 17224 0 L12 17143 5 U36 17227 5 L13 17147 0 U37 17231 0 L14 17150 5 U38 17234 5 L15 17154 0 U39 17238 0 L16 17157 5 U40 17241 5 L17 17161 0 U41 17245 0 L18 17164 5 U42 17248 5...

Page 193: ...2 17213 5 L13 17147 0 U33 17217 0 L14 17150 5 U34 17220 5 L15 17154 0 U35 17224 0 L16 17157 5 U36 17227 5 L17 17161 0 U37 17231 0 L18 17164 5 U38 17234 5 L19 17168 0 U39 17238 0 L20 17171 5 U40 17241...

Page 194: ...34 17220 5 L11 17140 0 U35 17224 0 L12 17143 5 U36 17227 5 L13 17147 0 U37 17231 0 L14 17150 5 U38 17234 5 L15 17154 0 U39 17238 0 L16 17157 5 U40 17241 5 L17 17161 0 U41 17245 0 L18 17164 5 U42 17248...

Page 195: ...10 30 64 QAM 10 30 128 QAM 10 30 256 QAM ver 1 0 Optional duplex spacing RAy2 24 default min Channel width MHz MHz MHz 73 5 60 3 5 73 5 60 7 87 5 65 14 84 70 28 70 70 40 84 84 56 ver 2 5 Band Range R...

Page 196: ...8 30 30 23 5 79 17 2 21 128 QAM 7 7 3 5 26 5 31 30 33 26 0 77 19 7 24 256 QAM ver 1 0 Channel spacing 7 MHz ACCP operation RAy2 24 Adjacent channel Selectivity Co channel rejection RSS SNR for BER 10...

Page 197: ...clared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 23 0 21 19 10 23 12 7 5 89 36 8 50 QPSK 7 20 3 18 26 5 18 30 20 15 0 82 80 9 100 16 QAM 9 19 5 16 29 22 33 24 18 5 78 102 4 125 32 QAM 8 1...

Page 198: ...declared limit declared limit SNR RSS dB dB dB dB dB dBm Mbps 4 28 0 26 19 10 23 12 7 5 86 72 9 99 QPSK 7 21 3 19 26 5 17 30 19 15 0 79 160 2 198 16 QAM 9 17 5 15 29 22 33 24 18 5 75 202 7 247 5 32 Q...

Page 199: ...4055 0 U36 24128 5 L16 24058 5 U37 24132 0 L17 24062 0 U38 24135 5 L18 24065 5 U39 24139 0 L19 24069 0 U40 24142 5 L20 24072 5 U41 24146 0 L21 24076 0 U42 24149 5 L22 24079 5 U43 24153 0 L23 24083 0 U...

Page 200: ...U37 24132 0 L17 24062 0 U38 24135 5 L18 24065 5 U39 24139 0 L19 24069 0 U40 24142 5 L20 24072 5 U41 24146 0 L21 24076 0 U42 24149 5 L22 24079 5 U43 24153 0 L23 24083 0 U44 24156 5 L24 24086 5 U45 2416...

Page 201: ...5 U39 24139 0 L15 24055 0 U40 24142 5 L16 24058 5 U41 24146 0 L17 24062 0 U42 24149 5 L18 24065 5 U43 24153 0 L19 24069 0 U44 24156 5 L20 24072 5 U45 24160 0 L21 24076 0 U46 24163 5 L22 24079 5 U47 24...

Page 202: ...L15 24055 0 U39 24139 0 L16 24058 5 U40 24142 5 L17 24062 0 U41 24146 0 L18 24065 5 U42 24149 5 L19 24069 0 U43 24153 0 L20 24072 5 U44 24156 5 L21 24076 0 U45 24160 0 L22 24079 5 U46 24163 5 L23 240...

Page 203: ...5 L17 24062 0 U37 24132 0 L18 24065 5 U38 24135 5 L19 24069 0 U39 24139 0 L20 24072 5 U40 24142 5 L21 24076 0 U41 24146 0 L22 24079 5 U42 24149 5 L23 24083 0 U43 24153 0 L24 24086 5 U44 24156 5 L25 24...

Page 204: ...5 L15 24055 0 U39 24139 0 L16 24058 5 U40 24142 5 L17 24062 0 U41 24146 0 L18 24065 5 U42 24149 5 L19 24069 0 U43 24153 0 L20 24072 5 U44 24156 5 L21 24076 0 U45 24160 0 L22 24079 5 U46 24163 5 L23 2...

Page 205: ...24079 5 U43 24153 0 L23 24083 0 U44 24156 5 L24 24086 5 U45 24160 0 L25 24090 0 U46 24163 5 L26 24093 5 U47 24167 0 L27 24097 0 U48 24170 5 L28 24100 5 U49 24174 0 L29 24104 0 U50 24177 5 L30 24107 5...

Page 206: ...0 U44 24156 5 L24 24086 5 U45 24160 0 L25 24090 0 U46 24163 5 L26 24093 5 U47 24167 0 L27 24097 0 U48 24170 5 L28 24100 5 U49 24174 0 L29 24104 0 U50 24177 5 L30 24107 5 U51 24181 0 L31 24111 0 U52 24...

Page 207: ...6 0 U46 24163 5 L22 24079 5 U47 24167 0 L23 24083 0 U48 24170 5 L24 24086 5 U49 24174 0 L25 24090 0 U50 24177 5 L26 24093 5 U51 24181 0 L27 24097 0 U52 24184 5 L28 24100 5 U53 24188 0 L29 24104 0 U54...

Page 208: ...0 L22 24079 5 U46 24163 5 L23 24083 0 U47 24167 0 L24 24086 5 U48 24170 5 L25 24090 0 U49 24174 0 L26 24093 5 U50 24177 5 L27 24097 0 U51 24181 0 L28 24100 5 U52 24184 5 L29 24104 0 U53 24188 0 L30 24...

Page 209: ...0 L24 24086 5 U44 24156 5 L25 24090 0 U45 24160 0 L26 24093 5 U46 24163 5 L27 24097 0 U47 24167 0 L28 24100 5 U48 24170 5 L29 24104 0 U49 24174 0 L30 24107 5 U50 24177 5 L31 24111 0 U51 24181 0 L32 24...

Page 210: ...z L22 24079 5 U46 24163 5 L23 24083 0 U47 24167 0 L24 24086 5 U48 24170 5 L25 24090 0 U49 24174 0 L26 24093 5 U50 24177 5 L27 24097 0 U51 24181 0 L28 24100 5 U52 24184 5 L29 24104 0 U53 24188 0 L30 24...

Page 211: ...ng processes that comply with the WEEE Directive EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2002 96 EC Battery Disposal This product may contain a battery Batteries must be disposed of properly and...

Page 212: ...abide by the license mentioned below The program distributed by this license has been freed with the purpose to be useful but without any specific guarantee Under no circumstances is the author or ano...

Page 213: ...repaid freight If circumstances do not permit the equipment to be returned to RACOM then the customer is liable and agrees to reim burse RACOM for expenses incurred by RACOM during servicing the equip...

Page 214: ...r inspection on application to manufacturer Spectrum EN 302 217 2 2 V2 1 1 EMC EN 301 489 1 V1 9 2 EN 301 489 4 V2 1 1 Safety EN 60950 1 2006 Declaration of Conformity RAy2 10 In accordance with Direc...

Page 215: ...made available for inspection on application to manufacturer Spectrum EN 300 440 2 V1 4 1 EMC EN 301 489 1 V1 9 2 EN 301 489 4 V2 1 1 Safety EN 60950 1 2006 Declaration of Conformity RAy2 17 In accord...

Page 216: ...made available for inspection on application to manufacturer Spectrum EN 300 440 2 V1 4 1 EMC EN 301 489 1 V1 9 2 EN 301 489 4 V2 1 1 Safety EN 60950 1 2006 Declaration of Conformity RAy2 24 In accord...

Page 217: ...s accessories is the Czech Republic EU Nove Mesto na Morave Jiri Hruska CEO 14 of May 2014 www racom eu RACOM s r o Mirova 1283 592 31 Nove Mesto na Morave Czech Republic Tel 420 565 659 511 Fax 420 5...

Page 218: ...ample antenna s diameter of 68 and 90 cm More on www racom eu 1 Fig A 1 Jirous antenna 68 Fig A 2 Jirous antenna 90 1 http www racom eu eng products microwave link html download RAy2 Microwave Link RA...

Page 219: ...Appendix B Rain zone map 219 RACOM s r o RAy2 Microwave Link Rain zone map...

Page 220: ...tions Local Area Connection In the window Local Area Connection select Properties Another window opens Select Internet Protocol TCP IP and click Properties Another window opens On the General tab sele...

Page 221: ...a ping as follows Check the connection between the PC and the unit via the Ethernet cable In the Start menu click Run Enter command cmd Write ping 192 168 1 2 and press OK A message appears in a wind...

Page 222: ...ork status and tasks In new window choose Change adapter settings In the Network Connections window right click on Local area connection and then left click on Properties Select Internet Protocol Vers...

Page 223: ...using Ping Check the connection between the PC and the unit via the Ethernet cable Under the Start menu type the command cmd in the Search programs and files box and press Enter Inside the cmd exe win...

Page 224: ...wn corner Right click choose Network Connections Continue to the Network Connections page Using Start Button Start button Left click choose Control Panel and Network and Sharing Center Select Change a...

Page 225: ...the Network and Sharing Center Continue to the Network Connections page On the Network Connections page Select Properties from Ethernet Network drop down menu Choose Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP I...

Page 226: ...g the list of messages returned Checking the PC unit connection using Ping Check the connection between the PC and the unit via the Ethernet cable Right click on the Start button type the command cmd...

Page 227: ...key can be in Linux format and it begins BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY or in PuTTY format which begins PuTTY User Key File 2 ssh dss To convert the Linux format to PuTTY do the following In c Program Files pu...

Page 228: ...Ay 17 Racom Go to Connection SSH Auth in the left column and locate the key C downloads ray ppk Go back to Session and Save the configuration To connect select the name of the connection and click Ope...

Page 229: ...ificates Authorities 2 Upon the new RAy unit connection following message appear This Connection is Untrusted 3 If you are sure that there is no security risk choose I Understand the Risks 4 The next...

Page 230: ...Appendix H Unit block diagrams Unit overview CPU Eth1 Eth2 Air antenna SWITCH Radio Modem CPU RAy2 Microwave Link RACOM s r o 230 Unit block diagrams...

Page 231: ...RL CPU CPU CPU Frame processing detail IP header 3 rd layer 6 bits Eth1 Eth1 Eth2 Eth2 Air Air SWITCH 0 1 2 3 4 VLAN 2 nd layer 3 bits QoS Weight table Scheduling mode Rate kbps fps Queue default queu...

Page 232: ...ostics constellation diagram 133 graphs 135 logs 139 ping 140 RSS indication 57 132 spectrum 134 dimensions 26 directing calculation 12 58 indication 57 lobes 58 screws 48 dump 84 85 E egress 82 queue...

Page 233: ...ack 62 145 RSS indication 57 RSS indicator 132 S safety 211 scheduling mode 98 service access 37 70 setup parameters 60 spectrum analyzer 134 SSH access 144 start 8 36 start up 57 statistics radio lin...

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Page 235: ...everal channels added to RAY2 11 A B H L switching warning ETH cable grounding Overview diagram of the unit IP address setting in Windows 7 and Windows 8 PC 2014 09 10 Revision 1 6 Menu description up...

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