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About this Guide

Technical assistance

ONA-800 Getting Started Guide

Page viii

22142812, D1 R004

August 2020

EU Radio Equipment Directive

In accordance with Article 10.8 of the EU Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU, the 

following table provides information on the frequency bands and the maximum RF 

transmit power of this product for sale in the EU:

Technical assistance

For technical assistance, call 1-844-GO-VIAVI. For the latest TAC information, go to 

http://www.viavisolutions.com/en/services-and-support/support/technical-assistance

. 

Frequency Range 

(MHz)

Channels Used

Max Transmit Power 

(dBm/mW)

2402-2480

0-78

9dBm (8mW)

2412-2462

1-11

20.5dBm (112mW)

5180-5240

36-48

15.5dBm (36mW)

5260-5320

52-64

15.5dBm (36mW)

5500-5700

100-140

15.5dBm (36mW)

5745-5825

149-165

15dBm (32mW)

Summary of Contents for ONA-800A-MF

Page 1: ...ONA 800 Getting Started Guide D1 R004 ...

Page 2: ...nically or otherwise without written permission of the publisher VIAVI Solutions and the VIAVI logo are trademarks of Viavi Solutions Inc VIAVI The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by Viavi is under license All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners Copyright release Reproduc...

Page 3: ...sed under the terms of separate open source software licenses By using this software you agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the applicable open source software licenses Software originated by VIAVI is not subject to third party licenses Terms of the VIAVI Software License different from applicable third party licenses are offered by VIAVI alone ...

Page 4: ...12 D1 R004 Page iii About this Guide This section explains how to use this Getting Started Guide Purpose and scope on page iv Assumptions on page iv Conventions on page iv Safety and compliance information on page vi Technical assistance on page viii ...

Page 5: ... or switches that you press or flip on a physical device Press the On button Press the Enter key Flip the Power switch to the on position Buttons links menus menu options tabs or fields on a PC based or Web based user inter face that you click select or type information into Press the On button Click File Properties Click the Properties tab Type the name of the probe in the Probe Name field Direct...

Page 6: ...CAUTION or ALERT message See Table 3 for more information This symbol located on the equipment battery or the packaging indicates that the equipment or battery must not be disposed of in a land fill site or as municipal waste and should be disposed of according to your national regulations Table 3 Safety definitions Term Definition DANGER Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avo...

Page 7: ...ence received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment was tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio f...

Page 8: ...tives This product and the batteries used to power the product should not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste and should be collected separately and disposed of according to your national regulations VIAVI has established a take back processes in compliance with the EU Waste Elec trical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU and the EU Battery Directive 2006 66 EC Instructions f...

Page 9: ...nd the maximum RF transmit power of this product for sale in the EU Technical assistance For technical assistance call 1 844 GO VIAVI For the latest TAC information go to http www viavisolutions com en services and support support technical assistance Frequency Range MHz Channels Used Max Transmit Power dBm mW 2402 2480 0 78 9dBm 8mW 2412 2462 1 11 20 5dBm 112mW 5180 5240 36 48 15 5dBm 36mW 5260 5...

Page 10: ...echnical assistance viii Chapter 1 Getting started 1 About the ONA 800 2 Unpacking and inspection 2 What s included with the base unit 3 Features 3 Attaching the screen 5 Attaching modules 6 CAA OTDR Modules 6 Solution modules 6 Powering the base unit 7 Battery Installation 8 AC power adapter 9 Chapter 2 Setting up the system 11 Home Screen 12 Favorites 12 Tests 12 Job Manager 13 System 14 Setting...

Page 11: ... StrataSync server 20 Chapter 3 Smart Access Anywhere 23 About Smart Access Anywhere 24 Licensing 24 Downloading and extracting the utility 24 Establishing a connection 24 Wired Ethernet Connection 25 WiFi Connection 25 Smartphone with Data Tethering 26 Launching the utility 26 Launching the utility on the instrument 27 Testing your connection 27 Launching the utility on your PC or mobile device 2...

Page 12: ...rted This chapter explains how to use this Getting Started Guide The topics discussed in this chapter are as follows About the ONA 800 on page 2 Unpacking and inspection on page 2 Features on page 3 Attaching the screen on page 5 Attaching modules on page 6 Powering the base unit on page 7 ...

Page 13: ...Unpacking and inspection on page 2 Features on page 3 Attaching the screen on page 5 Unpacking and inspection VIAVI typically ships our instruments using anti static packing material to stabilize the components inside the box When unpacking the components verify that all the items you ordered are included in the package Accessories may be shipped in a separate box After you unpack the components e...

Page 14: ...8 AC adapter PS 330W24V and cord Up to two dummy modules depending on the number of solution modules ordered LCD screen protector Soft shell travel case Features Figure 2 shows the top panel of the ONA 800 Figure 2 ONA 800 top panel Figure shows the right and left side panels 1 Modules 2 AC DC power adapter port 19 27 V 15A Max 3 Power button 4 LAN port 5 USB port 6 USB port 7 USB C port device on...

Page 15: ... 4 22142812 D1 R004 August 2020 Figure 3 Right and left side panels Figure 4 shows the back panel without the CAA OTDR modules attached Figure 4 Back panel no modules 1 Modules 2 Cooling fans 3 Battery access door 1 Screws 2 ESD ground 3 Module connector ports 4 Hex key ...

Page 16: ...n to the base unit 1 Set the screen onto the base ensuring the mating connectors between the two pieces are aligned as shown in Figure 5 Figure 5 Set screen to base 2 Set unit so you have access to the back Using the Hex Key located in the groove on the back panel of the screen tighten the four fasteners as shown in Figure 6 Figure 6 Fastener locations ...

Page 17: ...he module down towards the connector 5 Seat the module into the connector with slight pressure 6 Tighten the screws on the module The following procedure describes how to remove CAA OTDR modules To remove CAA OTDR modules 1 Power down the ONA 800 and disconnect from AC power 2 Place the unit so that you have access to the back 3 Remove the screws on the module 4 Remove the module from the ONA 800 ...

Page 18: ...ectors are aligned as shown in Figure 8 Figure 8 ONA 800 base to module 6 Using the hex key tighten the captive fasteners on the rear of the base that secure it to the module 7 Re attach the CAA OTDR modules or back cover Powering the base unit Power is supplied to the instrument by the battery or the AC power adapter For the ONA 800 the adapter is supplied with the instrument Use of AC power adap...

Page 19: ...tery label CAUTION Do not attempt to run the ONA 800 in an enclosure such as the soft shell travel case Doing so may damage the unit CAUTION The Lithium Ion batteries shipped with the unit can explode if incorrectly installed When replacing the battery ensure that you only use VIAVI approved battery types as shown in Figure 7 and that they are properly installed Always dispose of batteries accordi...

Page 20: ... adapter are 100 240V AC 50 60Hz and it auto ranges between 90 264V AC and 47 63Hz The mains supply cord used with the power adapter must be grounded with a connection to protective earth Figure 10 ONA 800 AC power adapter label 1 Battery access door 2 Field replaceable Lithium Ion battery NOTE Before connecting an AC power adapter to the base unit refer to the label on the adapter Figure 10 to co...

Page 21: ...Chapter 1 Getting started Powering the base unit ONA 800 Getting Started Guide Page 10 22142812 D1 R004 August 2020 ...

Page 22: ...e 12 Setting up remote access on page 15 Setting up remote access on page 15 Connecting to a Wi Fi network on page 16 Setting up a Bluetooth connection on page 16 Using Smart Access Anywhere on page 17 Enabling software options on page 17 Updating the system software on page 18 Setting up the Job Manager on page 20 Synchronizing to the StrataSync server on page 24 ...

Page 23: ... Figure 11 Home Screen The Home screen provides access to the Tests Job Manager and System pages You can return to the Home screen at any time by clicking the Home button in the top left corner of the screen Figure 12 Home button Favorites The Favorites page provides access to pages identified as Favorites and the most recent pages visited Tests The Tests page provides access to the available test...

Page 24: ...nager The Job Manager allows you to specify the information to be included whenever you run a test and generate a report Each time you generate a report your instrument will automatically insert the Customer Name Job Number Technician ID and Test Location that you specified in the Job Manager into the report heading Figure 14 Job Manager ...

Page 25: ...tead of the default Job Number To specify report information 1 On the Home screen select Job Manager The Job Manager screen appears 2 Specify the Customer Name Job Number Technician ID and Location The report information is specified and will be retained until you change it System The System screen provides access to tools for viewing system information and performing other tasks as required Figur...

Page 26: ...ings Date and Time Specify date and time settings Region Specify international settings including the language of the user interface Display Adjust the brightness level of the touchscreen enable the screen saver and when required calibrate the touchscreen display Remote View and manage remote access settings including when required VNC and Smart Access Anywhere settings Upgrade Perform system soft...

Page 27: ...ect System on the menu bar and then select Bluetooth 2 Enable the following check boxes Enable Bluetooth Allow other devices to pair with this device 3 Optionally enter a name for the unit 4 Activate Bluetooth on the remote device to be paired with the unit 5 On the unit select Start Scanning to locate detectable devices in range The names of newly detected devices appear in the Discovered Devices...

Page 28: ...e software options To view available software options select System on the menu bar and then select System Info Available options are listed in the Base Options pane An icon indicates the status of each option Enabling purchased software options 1 Select System on the menu bar and then select System Info 2 Connect the USB stick to a USB port on top panel of the unit 3 Select Import Options from US...

Page 29: ...update process when using a USB drive involves the following procedures Downloading the software and extracting to a USB drive on page 18 Performing a software update using a USB drive on page 19 Downloading the software and extracting to a USB drive 1 Using a Web browser on a personal computer PC go to VIAVI Software Updates and Downloads 2 Locate and then click the link for the latest version of...

Page 30: ... on the USB stick is a later release than the software installed on the unit and the system software can be upgraded to the later release 4 To upgrade to a later release select Start Upgrade A dialog box appears with prompts to either exit all tests that are running or cancel the update if the tests cannot be stopped 5 Select OK to proceed with the software update Do not unplug the USB drive from ...

Page 31: ...s an earlier release than the software installed on the unit An up arrow symbol indicates that the software on the USB stick is a later release than the software installed on the unit and the system software can be upgraded to the later release 6 Select Start Upgrade A dialog box appears with prompts to either exit all tests that are running or cancel the update if the tests cannot be stopped 7 Se...

Page 32: ...he Report Info screen the Work Order number will be included in your report output instead of the default Job Number To specify report information 1 Select the System icon then select Job Manager The Job Manager screen appears 2 Specify the Customer Name Job Number Technician ID and Location The report information is specified and will be retained until you change it Job Manager Test Plan The Test...

Page 33: ...associate a report to a planned test item you need to match the reference information entered for the current test with the reference information specified in the desired planned test item Selecting the Create Summary Report button allows the user to generate a report of the test plan including the associated report artifacts and the Pass Fail status Selecting the Load Job button allows the user t...

Page 34: ...tem Setting up the Job Manager ONA 800 Getting Started Guide August 2020 22142812 D1 R004 Page 23 Figure 16 Job Manager next test Figure 17 shows the Job Manager with a completed test plan Figure 17 Job Manager completed test plan ...

Page 35: ...he unit is connected to the StrataSync server a request to initiate the syncing process appears 1 Select System on the menu bar and then select StrataSync 2 Verify that the server address appears in the Server Address field The default server address is stratasync viavisolutions com 3 Enter the ID of the unit in the Account ID field Synchronization cannot occur without the entry of a pre approved ...

Page 36: ...ility The topics discussed in this chapter are as follows About Smart Access Anywhere on page 24 Licensing on page 24 Downloading and extracting the utility on page 24 Establishing a connection on page 24 Launching the utility on page 26 Displaying the instrument s user interface on page 28 Transferring files on page 28 Displaying and modifying connection settings on page 29 ...

Page 37: ...utility The Smart Access Anywhere utility must be downloaded and extracted on the work station that you intend to use to connect remotely to the test instrument To download the utility 1 On your workstation open a browser and type the following address http smartaccess updatemyunit net 2 Click on the SmartAccessAnywhere_Vxx xx xx zip link 3 Select Save in the dialog box After the download is compl...

Page 38: ...u need to 1 deter mine the instruments IP address and 2 configure the network proxy if a proxy is used WiFi Connection Figure 17 illustrates a test instrument connected to a workstation using a WiFi connec tion NOTE To connect using WiFi the WiFi option must be installed on the target test instrument To order the option or to determine whether a particular Smart phone has been qualified by Viavi f...

Page 39: ...ts data tethering Figure 19 illustrates a test instrument connected to a workstation using a USB connec tion to a Smartphone that supports data tethering Launching the utility To use the Smart Access Anywhere utility you must 1 establish a connect from your PC or mobile device to the test instrument 2 launch the utility on the test instrument to obtain the required remote access code and then 3 la...

Page 40: ...ting your connection Before launching the utility on your workstation you can also optionally test the connec tion between the workstation and target test instrument To test your connection 1 On your workstation launch the Smart Access Anywhere utility 2 Select Test connection The test automatically launches 3 To display connection log details in real time select the See full logs button The conne...

Page 41: ...ce for the instrument appears on your workstation s display The VNC icon in the system tray indicates that the remote screen is active Transferring files Single files can be transfered one by one from your PC or mobile device to the instru ment or from the instrument to your PC or mobile device To transfer a file to or from the workstation or instrument 1 On the Introduction page click File Transf...

Page 42: ... s file manager Displaying and modifying connection settings You can review information about the current remote session at any time To display session information Select the Session icon key Session details appear This page gives information on the connection in real time To modify connection settings 1 Select the Session icon 2 Disconnect the session using the Disconnect button 3 On the session ...

Page 43: ...Chapter 3 Smart Access Anywhere Displaying and modifying connection settings ONA 800 Getting Started Guide Page 30 22142812 D1 R004 August 2020 ...

Page 44: ...Wh Lithium Ion Charging time One battery 100 charged 2 2 hours Charging temperature 0 to 45o C 32 to 113o F Discharging temperature 10 to 60o C 50 to 240o F Storage temperature 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F IMPORTANT VIAVI strongly recommends storing the battery pack in a low humidity 80 RH low temperature 21 C 70 F environment Environment Maximum humidity 95 RH non condensing Shock and vibration MIL PRF ...

Page 45: ...Appendix A Physical specifications ONA 800 Getting Started Guide Page 32 22142812 D1 R004 August 2020 ...

Page 46: ...ca 1 844 GO VIAVI 1 844 468 4284 Latin America 52 55 5543 6644 EMEA 49 7121 862273 APAC 1 512 201 6534 All Other Regions viavisolutions com contacts email TAC viavisolutions com Address 6001 America Center Drive San Jose CA 95002 ...

Page 47: ...468 4284 Latin America 52 55 5543 6644 EMEA 49 7121 862273 APAC 1 512 201 6534 All Other Regions viavisolutions com contacts email TAC viavisolutions com Address 6001 America Center Drive San Jose CA 95002 ONA 800 Getting Started Guide 22142812 D1 R004 ...

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