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General information

When connecting/disconnecting the SU to a computer, it is important to follow the instructions in this
document.

System Requirements

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One available Ethernet port

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Browser (for example Internet Explorer or Mozilla)

Items included in the box

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One Subscriber Unit.

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One 48V Power over Ethernet (PoE) adaptor

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One Ethernet cable.

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One outdoor antenna holder. (Only outdoor units)

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Quick install guide

Hardware installation of the Subscriber Unit

Outdoor units:

Mounted on Wall

Mounted on Pole

Summary of Contents for SU100 Series

Page 1: ...User Manual Repeatit SU100 Series Revision 3 1 ...

Page 2: ...ents WARNING If the equipment is installed with an external antenna a surge protection device must be installed on the antenna connector of the equipment The surge protection must fulfil EN 60950 1 section 7 and insulation requirements between SELV and TNV circuits in EN 60950 1 How to Read the manual All pictures in the manual are for illustration only details can be changed wothout any prior not...

Page 3: ... instructions in this document System Requirements One available Ethernet port Browser for example Internet Explorer or Mozilla Items included in the box One Subscriber Unit One 48V Power over Ethernet PoE adaptor One Ethernet cable One outdoor antenna holder Only outdoor units Quick install guide Hardware installation of the Subscriber Unit Outdoor units Mounted on Wall Mounted on Pole ...

Page 4: ... IP address is set to 192 168 50 1 The built in DHCP server delivers IP addresses in the range 192 168 50 2 100 User interface The subscriber unit is configured in a browser window Start your browser and type the following line in the address field http 192 168 50 1 Press Enter A login window is shown The default login settings are User name admin Password public User name user Password public Typ...

Page 5: ...s established and the connection is configured Received signal strength display methods in CPE Signal levels and behaviour Received signal dB Expected behaviour 0 15 Below 15 dB will in most cases not produce any good connection 15 20 Will cause a connection but not acceptable 20 25 Acceptable connection 25 above Good connection The CPE has two basic methods to display the received signal strength...

Page 6: ...t into 3 different ways and is set in the Maintenance tab Off Pulse and Continues can be set where the Puls method is default The Pulse method shows the signal level in 7 steps No pulse Not associated 1 pulse 1 9 dB signal 2 pulses 10 14 dB signal 3 pulses 15 19 dB signal 4 pulses 20 24 dB 5 pulses 25 29 dB 6 pulses 30 dB ...

Page 7: ... on the Ethernet port will be untagged LAN HW address This is the SUs MAC address used on the Ethernet port In bridge mode this is the only MAC address used by the SU IP address This is the current IP address that the SU could be reached on from the Ethernet port Netmask This is the SUs current netmask defining the size of the subnet Status tab in Routing mode Connection method ROUTING The SU work...

Page 8: ...tion At the top you find the SiteSurvey result area Here the result of a SiteSurvey is presented When the CPE isn t connected with an AP this area will present the CPEs current list of APs that it hears If the CPE is connected to an AP and you want to know what other APs that are in range you need to perform a SiteSurvey to update this list Left click with the mouse over the Site Survey button To ...

Page 9: ...djust the WEP settings access the tab Security Under Encryption settings change the selection from Disabled to either WEP 128 bit or WEP 64 bit depending on what details your ISP has given you The WEP key consists of hexadecimal numbers 0 9 and A F and the length of the key is depending on the chosen key size 64 or 128 bits If a 64 bit key is used ten hex numbers shall be typed in the WEP key fiel...

Page 10: ...ave the following parameters IP address This is the WAN IP address used when sending traffic to the WAN Netmask The netmask defining the subnet Gateway The gateway used on the WAN Primary Secondary DNS The DNS server address used by the SU Configurable from wireless Controls if the SU should be accessible from the WAN port on this IP address This does not affect the data traffic generated on the L...

Page 11: ...e viewed under the Network tab When the SU is delivered it is set to operate in routing mode This means that The SU will receive an address automatically from the network when it is connected The SU gives your computer an IP address when connected your computer should be configured to use DHCP The SU can also work in bridging mode This means that 1 The SU does not give your computer an IP address ...

Page 12: ...blic port This is the port on the WAN side Traffic against this port will be forwarded according to this rule Private port This is the port on the LAN side Traffic against the above public port will be forwarded to this private port Range Start port This is the first port in the range that will be forwarded End port This is the last port in the range that will be forwarded To add a new rule enter ...

Page 13: ... For instance if you have a VoIP phone you can specify that the traffic from the phone should be put into the Voice queue Enabled A rule can be either enabled or disabled if disabled it will be in the list but it will not be activated Name You can give the rule a name to easier remember what it does IP Addr The IP address of the unit that will have its traffic sorted according to this rule MAC Add...

Page 14: ...s You can also change some radio parameters Method Here you can see the CPEs current mode Rx BW Limit This is the maximum bandwidth for incoming traffic on the wireless interface 0 means No Limit Tx BW Limit This is the maximum bandwidth for outgoing traffic on the wireless interface 0 means No Limit MGMT TCP IP settings VLAN This is the VLAN that the mgmt IP address is listening on MGMT IP addres...

Page 15: ...ll be fragmented into smaller frames where the biggest frame has this parameters size Distance Configures the distance to the base station This value controls the different timeouts used in the communication with the base station A to low value could result in packet loss TX Power These parameters control the output power of the radio The maximum allowed power differs between different regulatory ...

Page 16: ...u can find a spectrum analyzer tool This tools presents a graphical view of what radio energy the SU can hear When starting a sweep the SU will disconnect from the Basestation during aprox 20s and will automatically reconnect when the seep is finished The graph presents two different bars a blue and a red Blue Regular OFDM modulated datapackets normally this is packets received from other SUs and ...

Page 17: ...livery All of Repeatit s products are covered by a 12 moth international guarantee If during the time of guarantee the product displays any defects regarding material or function the products should be returned to your reseller who will according to their own judgment either repair or replace the product according to the following conditions Conditions 1 The guarantee is only valid in combination ...

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