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CN1100 Access Point - Installation Guide - G7601 - 3.8

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Summary of Contents for CN1100

Page 1: ...G7601 Release 3 8...

Page 2: ...e registered trademarks of xG Technology Inc All other trademarks used herein are property of their respective owners For the latest product documentation and software updates please refer to our Web...

Page 3: ...tenna Configuration 13 Omni Antenna Configuration 14 Panel Antenna Configuration 15 Configuring the CN1100 Access Point 16 Installation Preparation 22 Assemble Your Parts and Tools 22 Equipment Provid...

Page 4: ...iew SNMP 40 Information View System Information 41 Information View Tools 41 Settings View LAN 42 Settings View xMax 42 Settings View SNMP 43 Settings View xDrive 43 Settings View Other 43 Logs View 4...

Page 5: ...Y 54 OBTAINING SERVICE AND SUPPORT UNDER WARRANTY 55 EXCLUSIVITY OF THE WARRANTY 55 List of Figures Figure 1 Sector Antenna Configuration 13 Figure 2 Omni Antenna Configuration 14 Figure 3 Panel Anten...

Page 6: ...6 CN1100 Access Point Installation Guide G7601 3 8 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALY LEFT BLANK...

Page 7: ...a professional installer For additional information please refer to the statement FCC Part 15 Requirement on page 12 The CN1100 Access Point is shipped with the parts needed for installation and oper...

Page 8: ...st dust and moisture The CN1100 is a Power over Ethernet PoE device The PoE standard enables transmission of both data and the power to operate a device over a single Cat5 cable connection The CN1100...

Page 9: ...3 Tx1 Rx1 Rx4 Unused Port Ethernet Rx2 The CN1100 Access Point Status LED glows to indicate power network status and hardware fault conditions GREEN indicates Normal Operation Backhaul is present GPS...

Page 10: ...n Lightning Protection MUST be used on all antenna connections and Ethernet tower runs NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to...

Page 11: ...be installed and operated with minimum distance of 25 cm 0 82 ft between the radiator and your body This transmitter MUST not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or trans...

Page 12: ...or equivalent lightning arresters The GPS antenna is mounted directly to the CN1100 with the provided right angle connector if desired it may be mounted in any other convenient location and connected...

Page 13: ...ey must be separated by at least 2 feet 0 6 meters in horizontal or vertical orientation This is the minimum separation distance required for proper operation The only sector antenna approved for use...

Page 14: ...uare configuration with two feet 2 ft separation on each side This is the minimum separation distance required for proper operation Omni antenna gain is limited to 5 dBi The Laird Technologies OD9 5 a...

Page 15: ...Supply with Power Cord 1 Weatherproof Ethernet Kit 8 Ferrite Beads 1 GPS Antenna TNC type and right angle connector 1 2x4 MIMO Panel Antenna 4 Antenna Cables N type OBTAIN FROM YOUR PART SUPPLIER 3 Lo...

Page 16: ...the following platforms Operating Systems Any version of Windows that supports the listed browsers XP Vista 7 8 10 Any version of Linux that supports Chrome or Firefox Any version of OSX that support...

Page 17: ...g it into an AC power source The LED on the power supply glows GREEN 4 Using an Ethernet cable connect the computer to the Data IN port on the PoE Power Supply 5 Using a second Ethernet cable connect...

Page 18: ...nt Installation Guide G7601 3 8 The CN1100 Management window opens to the Home view 9 On the tool bar click Accounts to open the User Accounts view xG Technology strongly recommends changing the defau...

Page 19: ...password is case sensitive and may contain any alphanumeric or special character Note the New Password Type the selected password in the New Password field and then type the password again in the Rep...

Page 20: ...desired operating channel and then click Save For additional information on transmit channel selection please refer to the topic CN1100 Management Tool starting on page 37 13 In the Settings view cli...

Page 21: ...teps as described in the topic CN1100 Management Tool starting on page 37 15 After all Network Settings are completed click Save Apply at the bottom of the screen 16 To complete the setup log out of C...

Page 22: ...stant CMX outdoor rated Cat 5e UTP Ethernet Cables 4 6 mm OD lengths as required 1 Weatherproof Ethernet Kit 1 Grounded PoE Surge Protector CITEL CMJ8 POE A or equivalent 6 Ferrite Beads Fair Rite 044...

Page 23: ...ation Tool Kit Checklist 8 mm Metric Wrench 10 mm Metric Wrench 11 mm Metric Wrench Cat 5 Crimp Tool Digital Inclinometer or Magnetic Angle Locator Magnetic Compass or Smart Phone Compass App Colored...

Page 24: ...DC Power Supply AC Power Cord Weatherproof Ethernet Kit Ferrite Beads Antenna Cables CN1100 Access Point GPS Antenna with right angle connector Mounting Hardware The standard package also includes an...

Page 25: ...CN1100 Access Point devices mounted to a building Four CN1100 Access Point devices mounted to a pneumatic mast Four CN1100 Access Point devices mounted to a portable mast for a multitude of rapid dep...

Page 26: ...Details regarding specific steps are found in dedicated topics as noted Optimum network performance can only be achieved through careful planning Most successful networks deploy multiple transmission...

Page 27: ...f each Ethernet cable run and then record the azimuth and tilt of each sector Refer to the example shown Antenna Sector Color Coding Tower Sector Degrees Azimuth Degrees Tilt Color 1 1 0 0 Red 2 90 0...

Page 28: ...own on the compass rose Tilt of the antenna is the vertical angle of the antenna in relation to the horizon It is also referred to as elevation or inclination of the antenna The angle of elevation is...

Page 29: ...utes Not including climb time Installation of Cat5 cabling 15 45 minutes Depending on length and difficulty Provisioning programming 15 minutes Installation of switch 15 30 minutes Installation of Cat...

Page 30: ...exceed 100 m Proper materials used All equipment grounded All antenna azimuths correct and verified All antenna tilts correct and verified All hardware properly tightened Cable hangers in place Drip l...

Page 31: ...cate the supplied mounting bracket and secure the CN1100 Access Point to the bracket with four 4 hex head screws as shown 2 Align the bracket onto the threaded posts on the back of the xMax Panel Ante...

Page 32: ...ied U bolts and then install them onto the mounting bracket as shown 7 Locate the supplied GPS antenna and right angle connector and then attach the connector to the antenna as shown 8 Attach the GPS...

Page 33: ...anical tilt adjustment Before fully tightening the mounting bolts measure and adjust the tilt of the antenna with an inclinometer positioned against the back of the antenna After installing the cable...

Page 34: ...upply location IMPORTANT UV resistant CMX outdoor rated Cat 5e UTP Ethernet cable MUST be used Foil shielded cable is recommended in areas requiring protection from EMI RFI or cross talk Failure to pr...

Page 35: ...in reliefs and drip loops are provided on all exposed cables IMPORTANT NOTICE All connectors on the CN1100 Access Point are IP67 rated providing full protection against dust and water intrusion Applic...

Page 36: ...mately three minutes the CN1100 initializes and begins broadcasting beacons At this time the Status LED glows GREEN If backhaul is not available the Status LED glows RED 23 Test the operation of all t...

Page 37: ...e complex configuration and network monitoring tasks in a visually appealing Web based interface In addition the tool provides powerful facilities for network monitoring and analysis The CN1100 Manage...

Page 38: ...ed Buffers Cached Information Home Version Wireless LAN xMax Regional Network Servers Control System Components xMax Components xMax WAN Information Configuration Type Total Traffic RF Settings Wirele...

Page 39: ...ial page presented This page displays real time System Information from the xMCC database for Devices Services DHCP Status Memory The Information Home view displays Device Information Version Wireless...

Page 40: ...s Information The Information GPS view displays GPS Information Status Coordinates Last Update Click the map to open Google Maps in a new browser tab The Information SNMP view displays Network Informa...

Page 41: ...rmation Sys Info view displays System Information Devices Services DHCP Status Memory The Information Tools view displays System Tools Network Tools Click the down arrow to the right of Ping to reveal...

Page 42: ...nd configured The Settings xMax view enables configuration of the RF Channel Settings RF Channels can be enabled and disabled Configure Transmit Power NOTES The power must be set to a minimum of 5 dBm...

Page 43: ...ss Port The Settings Other view enables configuration of the additional settings RADIUS can be enabled and disabled Service Configuration GPS can be disabled or enabled Network Management can be disab...

Page 44: ...oftware Events debug Debug Events syslog All Events Dmesg Hardware Events Mac BME Mainboard Events Useful icons are available in the upper right corner of each log frame Click to enable filtering of s...

Page 45: ...ide G7601 3 8 The Upgrade view displays the version and statistics for the CN1100 Software Components xMax Components Control System Components This view also enables upgrading and rollback of the fir...

Page 46: ...channel Upon initialization it does not scan It goes to the locked channel and begins operation The operator can use this feature to manually configure the network bypassing the SON features In this...

Page 47: ...itor SNMP An CN1100 in the no channel available condition waits a specified time and then begins channel scanning for an available channel From time to time the CN1100 scans for a better channel A bet...

Page 48: ...nsider the potential of channel interference especially when the network has multiple towers or when in close proximity to outside networks For additional information please refer to the topic Channel...

Page 49: ...ence the channel selected for each antenna should consider the possibility of interference Please refer to the example channel assignments for this network CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS Location Tower ID Antenn...

Page 50: ...55 255 OPEN 10 19 0 1 to 10 30 255 255 xMCC Pool 10 18 0 1 to 10 18 255 255 Static DHCP Pool 10 17 0 1 to 10 17 255 255 OPEN 10 17 1 251 to 10 17 255 255 Pool 3 255 10 17 0 251 to 10 17 1 250 Pool 2 1...

Page 51: ...with minimal information of your planned coverage area Contact the xMax Customer Service department for assistance in planning the optimum network coverage for your needs Also inquire about other use...

Page 52: ...ensitivity 100 dBm BPSK 90 dBm QAM64 ANTENNA CONNECTORS Four N type female xMax one TNC type female GPS POWER PoE Power over Ethernet Plus Power Supply with Power Cord Input 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Outpu...

Page 53: ...the original purchaser of the Product from xG or its authorized Resellers and is not assignable or transferable to any subsequent purchaser or end user xG s warranty applies only to a Product that is...

Page 54: ...ally conform to the published specifications in effect when the software is first shipped by xG is to use commercially reasonable efforts to correct any reproducible material non conformity as determi...

Page 55: ...whether resulting from xG s negligence or otherwise arising out of in connection with or resulting from the goods sold to the Purchaser including without limitation damages for loss of business profit...

Page 56: ...G7601 Release 3 8 Copyright xG Technology Inc 2016 All Rights Reserved xG Technology Inc 240 South Pineapple Avenue Suite 701 Sarasota FL 34236 941 953 9035 www xGTechnology com...

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