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Part Number: 812-0085-002B January 30, 2013

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Summary of Contents for XR-1000 Series

Page 1: ...XR Series Wireless Arrays XR 1000 Series January 30 2013 ...

Page 2: ...s Please see Legal Notices Warnings Compliance Statements and Warranty and License Agreements in the Wireless Array User s Guide All rights reserved This document may not be reproduced or disclosed in whole or in part by any means without the written consent of Xirrus Inc Part Number 812 0085 002B January 30 2013 ...

Page 3: ...rowser to configure the Wireless Array Flat screwdriver and 7 16 nut driver for attaching the T bar clips to the ceiling grid Knife for cutting an access hole in the ceiling tile Copper Ethernet connection s to your wired network Power XR 1000 Arrays are powered via Power over Gigabit Ethernet PoGE using an Ethernet Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable that also carries data traffic You must provide a network co...

Page 4: ... cable feed opening Array may be secured to this attachment with zip tie Four short arrows show mounting holes Figure 1 Marking the Location of the T Bar Clips for the Small Mounting Plate Use the Array mounting plate to mark the placement of the four T bar clips on the metal ceiling support grid Note the four mounting holes indicated in Figure 1 Use them to attach the plate to the T bar Position ...

Page 5: ...o 10 12 lbf ft 1 38 1 66 kgf m Do not overtighten the screw posts Cut an access hole for the cable in the ceiling tile You MUST use the mounting studs that are furnished with the ceiling mounting bracket accessory kit for the XR Array Do NOT reuse the longer ones furnished with XS or XN Arrays they will interfere with and scratch the XR Array Figure 3 Securing the T Bar Clips to the Grid ...

Page 6: ...he four T bar clips using the nuts provided Tighten the nuts to 10 12 lbf ft 1 38 1 66 kgf m but do not overtighten Figure 4 Installing the Mounting Plate If you wish to secure the Array to the mounting plate slide open the attachment and feed a zip tie through it You will secure it to the Array later ...

Page 7: ... Arrays are only powered through the Gigabit POE port Only Xirrus supplied power injectors may be used Data Data is supplied to the Gigabit port via the same cable that powers the Array Feed the Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable through the access hole in the ceiling tile Connect the Ethernet cable carrying data and power from the PoGE injector to the Array s Gigabit POE port as indicated in Figure 5 Gigabit ...

Page 8: ... Array with the key post on the mounting plate Key Post Lug Alignment Hole Figure 6 Attaching the Array to the Mounting Plate Turn the Wireless Array to the right to lock the unit into place similar to the assembly of a smoke detector If you are using a zip tie feed it through the loop on the Array and secure it ...

Page 9: ...mask of 255 255 255 0 on its Gigabit POE port Take care to ensure that your network is not using the 10 0 2 1 IP address prior to connecting the Array to the network To connect to the Array in this case you must set your laptop to be in the same subnet as the Array set your laptop s IP address to be in the 10 0 2 xx subnet and set its subnet mask to 255 255 255 0 If this subnet is already in use o...

Page 10: ...You are now logged in to the Wireless Array 9 Configure the Wireless Array Click on Express Setup Refer to Figure 8 Figure 8 Express Setup Window When a newly deployed Array boots up it automatically contacts Xirrus with its serial number and MAC address and obtains its license key Any unlicensed Array will auto ...

Page 11: ...ample the High Density option uses best practices to configure the Array for high density settings such as lecture halls convention centers stadiums etc If you make changes to the SSID Settings section click the associated Apply button to apply your changes Click Save Changes to Flash on the upper right to save your settings Click Execute at the bottom of the page to set up enable all IAPs radios ...

Page 12: ... then establish an encrypted console session to the Array via the network even if the Array IP configuration is incorrect Xircon allows you to manage the Array using CLI just as you would if connected to the console port Xircon also has an option for easily accessing XBL Xircon access to the Array may be controlled Since XR 1000 Array models do not have a console port these models have Xircon acce...

Page 13: ...owing three commands to change the XBL username and password from the default values of admin admin In the example below replace newusername and newpassword with your desired entries Note that these entries are case sensitive config boot env set username newusername config boot env set password newpassword config save 3 It is possible to change Xircon access permission to allow Xircon to access th...

Page 14: ...Small Mounting Plate For Arrays in Series XR 1000 XR 2000 XR 4000 6 00 09 2 16 46 11 56 1 45 36 96 82 20 76 20 5 13 5 18 4 64 62 15 63 6 7 21 4 20 106 68 4 20 106 68 4 33 8 29 Figure 9 Drawing of Small Mounting Plate ...

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Page 16: ...Corporate Center Drive Thousand Oaks CA 91320 USA To learn more visit xirrus com or email info xirrus com 2012 Xirrus Inc All Rights Reserved The Xirrus logo is a registered trademark of Xirrus Inc All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Content subject to change without notice 812 0085 002B ...

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