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SR1410 

Outdoor Wireless Mesh Router 

 

Installation and User Guide 

 
 
 
 

Version 0.01 

4931 NORTH 300 WEST  

PROVO, UT 84604  

T: 801.377.9111  

F: 801.377.4116 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SR1410

Page 1: ...SR1410 Outdoor Wireless Mesh Router Installation and User Guide Version 0 01 4931 NORTH 300 WEST PROVO UT 84604 T 801 377 9111 F 801 377 4116...

Page 2: ...SR1410 Installation and User Guide Page 2 SR1410 Installation User Guide Ver 0 01 Record of Changes Manual Version Date Description 0 01 Aug 2013 Preliminary version...

Page 3: ...WITHIN A WIRELESS MESH NETWORK 61 794 968 U S BANDWIDTH ESTIMATION BASED ON LOCATION IN A WIRELESS NETWORK 61 793 415 U S SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR EXTENDING BROADBAND ACCESS THROUGH A WIRELESS MESH NE...

Page 4: ...ns Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense RF Exposure In order...

Page 5: ...d a t approuv par Industrie Canada pour fonctionner avec les types d antennes num r s ci dessous avec le gain maximal admissible et l imp dance requis pour chaque type d antenne indiqu Types d antenne...

Page 6: ...10 Installation and User Guide Page 6 SR1410 Installation User Guide Ver 0 01 Copyright SR1410 Outdoor Wireless Mesh Router Installation and User Guide Version 0 01 2013 Vivint Wireless All right rese...

Page 7: ...0 1 9 NAT FIREWALL 22 1 10 ROUTING PROTOCOLS 22 1 10 1 OSPF 23 1 10 2 RIP 24 1 10 3 IGMP 24 1 10 4 PIM 24 1 10 5 BGP 24 1 11 MULTICAST CONTROL 24 1 12 ADMINISTRATION 25 1 12 1 ADDING USERS CHANGING PA...

Page 8: ...SR1410 Installation and User Guide Page 8 SR1410 Installation User Guide Ver 0 01 3 4 RADIO CHARACTERISTICS 38...

Page 9: ...rovide Internet access to an isolated site The SR1410 is capable of filtering classifying shaping forwarding Layer 3 traffic The SR1410 is a stand alone device that operates independently of a Vivint...

Page 10: ...ter can operate over a range of up to 1 km or provide a high speed connection of 100 Mbps The range also depends on the type of antenna used The maximum data rate for a link decreases as the operating...

Page 11: ...ther foliage that may be near the path or may grow and obstruct the path Be sure there is enough clearance from buildings and that no building construction may eventually block the path Check the topo...

Page 12: ...ld first scan your proposed site using a spectrum analyzer to determine if there are any strong radio signals using the 802 11a n channel frequencies Always use a channel frequency that is furthest aw...

Page 13: ...ce 1 3 Ethernet Cabling When a suitable antenna location has been determined you must plan a cable route from the SR1410 wireless router outdoors to the equipment indoors If a power injector adapter m...

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Page 15: ...1 4 Grounding It is important that the wireless router cables and any supporting structures are properly grounded The wireless router unit includes a grounding screw for attaching a ground wire Be sur...

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Page 17: ...ry defaults login as root and issue the command restore_default_config The command will first backup the current configuration to a TFTP server first before restoring the configuration to factory defa...

Page 18: ...eb based Configuration Setup Wizard Provision the eth0 interface on SR1410 to be in the default subnet as the accessing machine and use HTTP to access the node SR1410 console root Vivint ifconfig eth0...

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Page 20: ...SR1410 Installation and User Guide Page 20 SR1410 Installation User Guide Ver 0 01 1 7 Advanced Configuration 1 8 Traffic Control...

Page 21: ...ut The parameter ceil or ceiling represents the maximum bit rate for the qdisc HTB qdiscs have the capability to borrow bandwidth from peers which will be explained in the subsequent sections Example...

Page 22: ...listen for announcements broadcast by its neighbors Each node learns about nodes nearby and how to reach them and may announce that it too can reach them IP routing protocol which is optimized for mob...

Page 23: ...SR1410 Installation and User Guide Page 23 SR1410 Installation User Guide Ver 0 01 1 10 1 OSPF...

Page 24: ...0 0 0 network 10 131 5 0 24 area 0 0 0 0 network 10 15 0 0 24 area 0 0 0 0 network 10 17 0 0 24 area 0 0 0 0 network 10 130 9 0 24 area 0 0 0 0 network 10 131 9 0 24 area 0 0 0 0 line vty For each of...

Page 25: ...ustrates the rule entry 1 12 Administration 1 12 1 Adding Users Changing Password Usage adduser OPTIONS user_name Add an user Options h DIR Home directory g GECOS GECOS field s SHELL Login shell G GRO...

Page 26: ...ss points and be able to assign dynamic addresses based on those subnets The dhcp server shall assign a common dns server to all the clients within the mesh block The dhcp server shall be aware of the...

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Page 28: ...nge 10 151 9 60 10 151 9 200 option broadcast address 10 151 9 255 subnet 10 140 9 0 netmask 255 255 255 0 range 10 140 9 60 10 140 9 200 option broadcast address 10 140 9 255 subnet 10 141 9 0 netmas...

Page 29: ...SSID bh3 ap Nickname Mode Master Frequency 5 5 GHz Access Point AC 8D 14 00 07 3A Bit Rate 0 kb s Tx Power 0 dBm Sensitivity 1 1 Retry off RTS thr off Fragment thr off Encryption key 1A13 B96F 9901 9F...

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Page 31: ...rnet cable a local LAN switch and an AC power source 7 Align antennas at both ends of the link Before mounting antennas to set up your wireless links be sure you have selected appropriate locations fo...

Page 32: ...a router link requires a 5 GHz antenna and an access point or station operation Perform these steps 1 Mount the external antenna to the same supporting structure as the router within 3 m 10 ft distan...

Page 33: ...of milliwatts 20 dBm means 100 1 over 1 milliwatt or 100mW e g converting 4W into dBm 10log10 4000mW 1mW 36 dBm Later on we will see that if an antenna has twice the power gain of a half wave dipole a...

Page 34: ...lave routers must be aligned with the Master router antenna The alignment process is the same as in point to point links but only the Slave end of the link requires the alignment Steps for aligning an...

Page 35: ...ions iptables NX chain iptables E old chain name new chain name iptables P chain target options iptables h print this help information Commands Either long or short options are allowed append A chain...

Page 36: ...get target for rule may load target extension goto g chain jump to chain with no return match m match extended match may load extension numeric n numeric output of addresses and ports out interface o...

Page 37: ...interface key NNNN NNNN off interface power period N timeout N saving N off interface nickname NNN interface nwid NN on off interface ap N off auto interface txpower NmW NdBm off auto interface sens N...

Page 38: ...s Point router supports non standard Power Over Ethernet POE 3 4 Radio Characteristics The SR1410 Outdoor Wireless Access Point router can be configured to support IEEE 802 11n operation as an AP or S...

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