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3.

 

 Configure Exclusion zone, ISM Output Power, and the Hop Pattern.  Initially, it is 
common that there is no exclusion zone configured.  In this case both the 
“Lower” and “Upper” values should be set to zero.  The ISM Power should be set 
to a value between 100 and 1000 mW depending on the deployment.  The Hop 
pattern should be set to 1 to enable a pseudo-random hopping sequence. 
 
 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for Xeta9-E

Page 1: ...Xeta9 XetaWave Ethernet Bridge User s Manual June 17 2014 Firmware version 2 03 build 3166 and above Models Xeta9 E Xeta9x9 E Xeta9x E Emancipator...

Page 2: ...e Radio Configuration 26 2 2 1 IP Configuration 26 2 2 2 RF Configuration 28 3 Web Interface Overview 37 3 1 Main Menu 38 3 2 Network Settings 40 3 2 1 VLAN Configuration 42 3 3 RF Modules 44 3 4 RF S...

Page 3: ...e Upgarde 57 3 10 Utilities RF Ping 58 3 11 Diagnostics LAN Statistics 59 3 12 Diagnostics Radio Statistics 60 3 13 Terminal Server Statistics 61 4 Modem Recovery 63 5 Additional Information 64 5 1 CO...

Page 4: ...policy may not apply 1 If product repair adjustments or parts replacements is required due to accident neglect or unusual physical electrical or electromagnetic stress 2 If product is used outside of...

Page 5: ...conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Caution The model number XET...

Page 6: ...all antennas shall be performed in a manner that will provide at least the MPE Distance from the direction of maximum radiation to any user or member of the public and consistent with the settings in...

Page 7: ...he worst case for convenience To calculate safe distance 2 4 cm mW mt ExposureLi n AntennaGai DutyCycle mW ower ConductedP MPED eq 2 Where MPED is Maximum Permissible Exposure Distance or safe distanc...

Page 8: ...0 0 6 6 0 38 1 0 91 6 3 98 0 6 6 0 54 The worst case is 4000 mW and an antenna with 6 dBi gain or greater or 33 96 cm as power output is reduced as required by the appropriate regulating authority Ant...

Page 9: ...approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada To reduce potential radio interference to other users the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropic radiated power E...

Page 10: ...Y 50 10 309 Base station omni directional 11 1 Tubular vertical Commscop e Andrew DB589 Y 50 3 79 Base station directional 11 Yagi Larsen YA5900W 50 3 79 Base station directional 12 Yagi Wavelink PRO8...

Page 11: ...ance with the temperature class of the table below Model T code Xeta9x9 E Xeta9 E Xeta9x3 E Xeta1 E Xeta1x1 E Xeta2 E Xeta2x1 E Xeta2x2 E Xeta3 E Xeta3x1 E Xeta3x2 E Xeta3x3 E Xeta4 E Xeta4x1 E Xeta4x...

Page 12: ...1024 64 66 0 Xeta2m R 64 64 36 7 Xeta2m T 64 64 36 7 Xeta2x1 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta2x2 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta3 E 1024 64 66 0 Xeta3m R 64 64 36 7 X...

Page 13: ...85 5 Xeta4x2 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta4x3 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta4x4 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta9 E 4 Watts 100 64 53 5 Xeta9 E 1 W...

Page 14: ...0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta9x2 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta9x3 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta9x4 E Radio 1 200 64 66 0 Radio 2 1024 128 85 5 Xeta9x9 E Radio 1 4...

Page 15: ...s connectors RF 45 a USB connector for future power use and two columns of indicator lights for the two radios The right side of the radio has one or two female TNC connectors for the one internal rad...

Page 16: ...13 Mechanical Design Enclosed Ethernet Radios...

Page 17: ...14 Mechanical Design Board Level Emancipator Radio...

Page 18: ...r the 900 MHz ISM or MAS band Detailed information on addition configuration options is provided in the web interface overview section 2 1 AP Master Radio Configuration 2 1 1 IP Configuration 1 Open u...

Page 19: ...Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for the radio VLAN settings can also be set on this page if your organization utilizes VLANs Press the Submit button to save your changes 4 Next an orange warning scree...

Page 20: ...Configuration The RF settings will differ depending on whether the radio is operating within the unlicensed ISM or licensed MAS spectrum The RF settings will also differ slightly if the radio is opera...

Page 21: ...here is no exclusion zone configured In this case both the Lower and Upper values should be set to zero The ISM Power should be set to a value between 100 and 1000 mW depending on the deployment The H...

Page 22: ...RF Protocol Settings for an Ethernet network 5 For an Ethernet network set the initial Max Payload Size for both the Master and Slave settings to 1024 These settings can be modified later based on yo...

Page 23: ...d Make sure the Network Type is set to Point to Multipoint and the Mode is set to master Finally verify that the Protocol is set to Ethernet RF Protocol Settings for a Serial network 5 For a Serial ne...

Page 24: ...kilometers KM but the units can be expressed as miles as in the example below The Upstream and Downstream Device ID s are not relevant for a radio configured as a Point to Multi Point Master and can b...

Page 25: ...Select the MAS band and configure the Xmit Freq which is the frequency the Master will use to Transmit and slave radios will use for receive Next configure the Recv Freq which is the frequency the Ma...

Page 26: ...RF Protocol Settings for an Ethernet network 4 For an Ethernet network set the initial Max Payload Size for both the Master and Slave settings to 256 These settings can be modified later based on you...

Page 27: ...igured as a Point to Multi Point Master and can be ignored Make sure the Network Type is set to Point to Multipoint and the Mode is set to master Finally verify that the Protocol is set to Ethernet RF...

Page 28: ...kilometers KM but the units can be expressed as miles as in the example below The Upstream and Downstream Device ID s are not relevant for a radio configured as a Point to Multi Point Master and can b...

Page 29: ...ry 2 Enter a Device Name for the remote slave radio in the text box on the Main screen and press the Save Device Name button to save 3 Navigate to the Network Settings page and configure the IP addres...

Page 30: ...riod from the dropdown box and press the Continue with Save button 5 Next enter the radio s new IP address in the address bar of your web browser and load the page Note Depending on your computer s co...

Page 31: ...MAS spectrum The RF settings will also differ slightly if the radio is operating within an Ethernet or Serial wireless network The following sections will cover each case 2 2 2 1 ISM Settings 1 Navig...

Page 32: ...here is no exclusion zone configured In this case both the Lower and Upper values should be set to zero The ISM Power should be set to a value between 100 and 1000 mW depending on the deployment The H...

Page 33: ...RF Protocol Settings for an Ethernet network 5 For an Ethernet network set the initial Max Payload Size for both the Master and Slave settings to 1024 These settings can be modified later based on yo...

Page 34: ...int slave and can be ignored Make sure the Network Type is set to Point to Multipoint and the Mode is set to Slave Finally verify that the Protocol is set to Ethernet RF Protocol Settings for a Serial...

Page 35: ...s can be expressed as miles as in the example below The Upstream address should be set to the DeviceID of the Master radio Downstream Device ID s are not relevant for a radio configured as a Point to...

Page 36: ...Select the MAS band and configure the Xmit Freq which is the frequency the Master will use to Transmit and slave radios will use for receive Next configure the Recv Freq which is the frequency the Ma...

Page 37: ...RF Protocol Settings for an Ethernet network 4 For an Ethernet network set the initial Max Payload Size for both the Master and Slave settings to 256 These settings can be modified later based on you...

Page 38: ...nt to Multi Point slave and can be ignored Make sure the Network Type is set to Point to Multipoint and the Mode is set to slave Make sure the Network Type is set to Point to Multipoint and the Mode i...

Page 39: ...le below The Upstream address should be set to the DeviceID of the Master radio Downstream Device ID s are not relevant for a radio configured as a Point to Multi Point slave and can be ignored Make s...

Page 40: ...upport functional access over slow speed links The IP address of the radio can be changed by the user at anytime thus if the IP address of the unit is not known then one must use the serial COM interf...

Page 41: ...uniquely identify radio nodes in a XetaWave RF network This value currently displays the Device ID configured for the first installed RF module IP address displays the IP address configured on the Net...

Page 42: ...e changed Serial number unique identifier which is the same as the right most four byes of the device s MAC address Validate Settings this button appears whenever changes requiring validation are pend...

Page 43: ...cate with or connect to the XetaWave radio The address specified is used to access the web based graphical user interface and establish communications with serial devices through the radio s built in...

Page 44: ...e gateway to ensure connectivity is maintained in the event the default gateway is moved due to a redundancy protocol such as HSRP or VRRP Management VLAN internally XetaWave radios have a virtual Eth...

Page 45: ...runk Management Virtual Ethernet interface internal to the radio which functions as an access port Native VLAN this is the primary VLAN ID associated with a physical Ethernet port By convention untagg...

Page 46: ...for Ethernet ports is NATIVE The default setting for radio interfaces is ALL When set to NATIVE an Ethernet port will only allow frames associated with its native VLAN to enter or leave the radio It i...

Page 47: ...ered back on after a 2 minute interval to prevent inadvertently being disconnected from the radio In addition to being powered off temporarily an RF module can be disabled by un checking the Enabled c...

Page 48: ...rmitted bands are set in units of milli Watts from 10mW to 1000mW for ISM and from 10mW to 4000mW for MAS depending upon specific frequency Once the band is set the specific frequencies used must be d...

Page 49: ...2 9 is a uniform step through the allowed frequencies For FHSS data rates 663kbps the Hop pattern must be set to 1 For DTS modes any Hop pattern may be set Additionally if a hop pattern of 0 is used...

Page 50: ...ain a high speed link to the master while radios on the same network that have a poor RF connection can still maintain a link at a slower data rate without penalizing the good link radios The one limi...

Page 51: ...e same network radios configured The Beacon Rate sets the number transmission slots that the master radio may skip if it has nothing to transmit or to acknowledge When set to 0 then every slot that th...

Page 52: ...cing noise and interference during the receive process If the radios are set up with the same modulation and packet sizes then the transmit receive and slot timings are all the same The synchronizatio...

Page 53: ...159 RF channels which is above the legal requirements For mid speed 225kHz bandwidth modes 153kbps and 305kbps 105 channels are available For the high speed DTC modes 20 channels are available for sp...

Page 54: ...not a function of packet size or data rate thus as more data is sent in a packet per slot time the utilization increases For example at BPSK 883kbps the user rate will vary from 719kbps to 788kbps as...

Page 55: ...ession to manage the data The session will end if commanded or if the Idle Timeout time is reached with no traffic on the port The terminal server may also operate in Client Mode where the port initia...

Page 56: ...the installed RF modules if their protocol setting is set to Serial However the built in terminal servers do not allow serial communications between local serial ports and the installed RF modules If...

Page 57: ...thm If encryption is not desired then all radios on the network should have the Enable AES box unchecked if the box is checked then ALL radios must be checked The 256 bit key should be entered in hex...

Page 58: ...low to high or high to low On DI1 level low will send a message when the level becomes low while On DI1 level high will send a message when the level becomes high The message can be a one time only me...

Page 59: ...action A further action is Restore factory settings which returns the device to default settings This also provokes a reset of the device and if the default settings cause the network values to be mo...

Page 60: ...oftware loads the device automatically restarts with the new software Once the software has been updated the previous version of software is not available After the local radios have been upgraded thi...

Page 61: ...the unit has two installed RF modules it is necessary to select which module to use for the test Once the test is initiated it will attempt four pings at the RF protocol level and each successful pin...

Page 62: ...update the window by clicking on the Refresh button It is also possible to reset the counters if desired by clicking on Reset frame stats The ARP cache is also displayed and can be cleared by clicking...

Page 63: ...ata rate unless the measurements are taken during a sustained transmission Input Volt This reports the voltage in millivolts supplied by the Xeta9 E to the RF Module not the voltage supplied to Xeta9...

Page 64: ...mitted TCP Frames the number of serial frames that have been transmitted by the terminal server that is servicing the interface Transmitted TCP Bytes the number of bytes that have been transmitted by...

Page 65: ...nt of the number of server connections made to the terminal server that is servicing the interface Client Connections a running count of the number of client connections initiated by the terminal serv...

Page 66: ...Ctrl R to interrupt terminal server start up sequence 2 1 to select Restore factory settings 3 Y to confirm that you wish to restore factory default settings or enter any other character to cancel On...

Page 67: ...ports have hardware to support RS 232 422 and 485 The following table shows the pin definitions for RS 232 422 and 485 Pin RS 232 RS 422 RS 485 1 DSR 2 DCD 3 DTR 4 GND GND GND 5 TXD RX B 6 RXD TX B 7...

Page 68: ...the radio is receiving and decoding an RF green packet Depending on the specific model and age of the radio this LED may show MODE RCV or RX The functionality remains the same across all different na...

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