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AP_CMM2 User Manual

Page 8 of 49

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED ........................................................................................... 10

Welcome ............................................................................................................................................. 10
Intended Use....................................................................................................................................... 10
Document Change History ................................................................................................................. 10

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................. 10

Operation ............................................................................................................................................ 10
Configuration....................................................................................................................................... 10

BACKGROUND INFORMATION on NETWORKING.......................................... 14
SYSTEM OVERVIEW AND SITE PLANNING..................................................... 15

Site Selection Criteria ......................................................................................................................... 16
General Considerations...................................................................................................................... 17
Channel Plans..................................................................................................................................... 18

5.2 GHz Recommended Frequencies............................................................................................ 18
5.7 GHz Recommended Frequencies............................................................................................ 18
Single Access Point Module........................................................................................................... 18
Single Access Point Cluster ........................................................................................................... 18
Multiple Access Points Clusters ..................................................................................................... 19

Networking Information ...................................................................................................................... 20
Lightning Protection............................................................................................................................ 20
Electrical Requirements ..................................................................................................................... 20

ADVANCED FEATURES..................................................................................... 21

Security - DES Encryption.................................................................................................................. 21
Bandwidth Management..................................................................................................................... 21
High Priority Bandwith ........................................................................................................................ 21
Branding.............................................................................................................................................. 22
SNMP .................................................................................................................................................. 23

INSTALLATION................................................................................................... 24

Unpack the Canopy Products ............................................................................................................ 24
Configuration of the Access Point Modules....................................................................................... 24
Configuration of the Cluster Management Module ........................................................................... 25
Installation of the Equipment.............................................................................................................. 26
Verification .......................................................................................................................................... 29

CABLING............................................................................................................. 30
THE INTERFACE SCREENS .............................................................................. 32

Quick Start .......................................................................................................................................... 32
Status Page......................................................................................................................................... 33
Configuration....................................................................................................................................... 35
Canopy Default Plug........................................................................................................................... 39
Event Log ............................................................................................................................................ 40
LUID Select ......................................................................................................................................... 40
Link Test.............................................................................................................................................. 41
Time & Date ........................................................................................................................................ 41
Sessions.............................................................................................................................................. 42

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Страница 1: ...AP_CMM2 UM en May 2003 2003 Motorola Inc All rights reserved Printed in the U S A Canopy Access Point Cluster and Gen II Cluster Management Module USER MANUAL ...

Страница 2: ... in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with these instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off the user is encouraged to correct ...

Страница 3: ...from Health Canada s website http www hc sc gc ca rpb In both configurations the maximum RMS power does not exceed 200mW The applicable power density exposure limit is 10 Watt m2 according to the FCC OET Bulletin 65 the ICNIRP guidelines and the Health Canada Safety Code 6 The corresponding compliance distances referenced above have been determined by assuming worst case scenarios The peak power d...

Страница 4: ...ut Motorola s written authorization You will exercise no less than reasonable care to protect the Software from unauthorized disclosure You agree not to disassemble decompile or reverse engineer or create derivative works of the Software except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law Termination This License is effective until terminated This License will...

Страница 5: ... service in connection with the Software or any application developed by you Any maintenance and support of the Related Product will be provided under the terms of the agreement for the Related Product Transfer In the case of software designed to operate on Motorola equipment you may not transfer the Software to another party except 1 if you are an end user when you are transferring the Software t...

Страница 6: ... provisions shall remain valid unless such invalidity would frustrate the purpose of our agreement The failure of either party to enforce any rights granted hereunder or to take action against the other party in the event of any breach hereunder shall not be deemed a waiver by that party as to subsequent enforcement of rights or subsequent action in the event of future breaches Hardware Warranty i...

Страница 7: ...AP_CMM2 User Manual Page 7 of 49 http www motorola com canopy ...

Страница 8: ...8 Single Access Point Cluster 18 Multiple Access Points Clusters 19 Networking Information 20 Lightning Protection 20 Electrical Requirements 20 ADVANCED FEATURES 21 Security DES Encryption 21 Bandwidth Management 21 High Priority Bandwith 21 Branding 22 SNMP 23 INSTALLATION 24 Unpack the Canopy Products 24 Configuration of the Access Point Modules 24 Configuration of the Cluster Management Module...

Страница 9: ...luster Management Module Installed 12 Figure 3 Bottom view of Cluster Management Module Installed 13 Figure 4 System Wiring Diagram 16 Figure 5 Fresnel Zone 17 Figure 6 Laying out multiple Access Point clusters 19 Figure 7 Location of 115 230 V Switch 26 Figure 8 Detail of pole mounting 27 Figure 9 Detail of GPS antenna mounting 28 Figure 10 Port indicator LED on Ethernet switch 29 Figure 11 Quick...

Страница 10: ...hardware features Currently shipping modules now auto sense the Ethernet termination either a straight thru or crossover RJ 45 cable can be used to connect to either a network interface card or hub switch or router The currently shipping CMM has additional cable openings to ease the use of shielded cable References to the Canopy Bandwidth and Authentication Manager BAM and the additional bandwidth...

Страница 11: ...link present The LED is colored green ACT 4 The activity LED displays the status of any data activity on the Ethernet link The LED will flash at no particular speed when data is being transferred on the Ethernet link The LED is colored orange GPS 3 The GPS LED displays the status of the sync pulse and is lit constantly when the pulse is being received The LED is red SES 2 The session LED is not us...

Страница 12: ...AP_CMM2 User Manual Page 12 of 49 GPS sync Ethernet Ethernet switch Extra fuse DC power connectors AC power connectors Figure 2 Front view of Cluster Management Module Installed ...

Страница 13: ...e two additional Ethernet cable and GPS sync cable openings to allow use of thicker shielded cables GPS sync cables N connector to GPS antenna Network feed Power feed Ethernet cables Figure 3 Bottom view of Cluster Management Module Installed Mains AC power feed should be either 12 AWG or 14 AWG 4 mm2 or 2 5 mm2 wire with the thicker gauge recommended for longer power runs ...

Страница 14: ...roducts Subscriber Modules Access Point Modules and Backhaul Modules have the default IP address of 169 254 1 1 For a computer to talk to Canopy as it comes from the factory either of the following conditions must be met If the computer is not configured for DHCP then it has to have a static IP address on the 169 254 network i e 169 254 1 5 If the computer is configured for DHCP then it will autom...

Страница 15: ...modules can be deployed in either the 5 2 GHz band or the 5 7 GHz band allowing for a very versatile system architecture to reach out through the last mile to all potential customers In the 5 2 GHz band subscriber module may be as far as 2 miles away from the Access Point module In the 5 7 GHz band subscriber module may be as far as 10 miles away from the Access Point module when utilizing a Canop...

Страница 16: ...es must be mounted higher than other objects located immediately around them such as trees buildings and tower legs but at least 2 feet 0 6 m below the highest point on the tower or pole for lightning protection There should be no obstructions that will interfere with the unit s internal antenna The area immediately in front of an Access Point module must be clear of all obstructions Will the inst...

Страница 17: ...th Loss As an RF signal travels through space it is attenuated by the distance from the initial transmission point The farther away from the transmission point the weaker the RF signal Foliage Loss Tree and plant foliage will cause additional signal loss Seasonal density moisture content of the foliage and other factors such as wind may change the amount of loss Caution should be used when a link ...

Страница 18: ...an Access Point cluster Note only 3 channels are actually needed for the fully populated cluster The four channels are also used for backhaul point to point links 5 745 GHz 5 765 GHz 5 785 GHz 5 805 GHz Single Access Point Module A single Access Point module can use any of the frequency channels that are available Single Access Point Cluster Use the following table as a recommendation to assign fr...

Страница 19: ...2 C South 180 5 745 GHz 3 A Southwest 240 5 765 GHz 4 B Northwest 300 5 785 GHz 5 C Multiple Access Points Clusters When deploying multiple Access Point cluster in a given area it is recommended that the clusters be aligned in the following manner A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C A B C Figure 6 Laying out multiple Access Point clusters ...

Страница 20: ... the highest point at the site for lightning strike mitigation It is highly recommended that the site have a lightning protection system installed Ensure the location is properly grounded for lightning protection according to all applicable national and local codes To protect operator equipment from surges on the Ethernet cable that is connected to the Canopy System the Canopy surge suppressor mus...

Страница 21: ...en they only have the Sustained rate until they quit draining their bucket and let it refill a bit After a burst is fully or partially used it then recharges at the Sustained rate Short bursts recharge quickly often before the next burst Large bursts take longer to recharge The way bandwidth management appears to the subscriber is that as long as they are doing normal web browsing and e mail handl...

Страница 22: ...nds that this parameter be set to 3 and NumDAckSlots parameter should be set to 6 The NumCtrlSlots Reserved High parameter describes the number of slots used to send control messages to an Access Point module The Canopy team recommends that this parameter be set to 3 and the NumCtlSlots parameter should be set to 6 When all these parameters are configured all high priority traffic in the uplink di...

Страница 23: ...les canopy jpg 7867 free directory entries 31 free file space 56468 Telnet clearwebfile Telnet lsweb Flash Web files free directory entries 32 free file space 64336 bytes SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP can be used to monitor the Canopy modules The standard MIB II systems and interfaces objects are programmed into the modules For specific information on this MIB see RFC 1213 for detai...

Страница 24: ...nd Save additional configuration changes if desired 3 Reboot the module using the Reboot button The configuration changes don t take effect until the module is rebooted The are two methods that can be used to configure each of the Access Point modules The first method is to use the Quick Start feature of the product For more information on Quick Start see The Interface Screens The second is to man...

Страница 25: ...ule a Canopy default plug can be used to regain access For details see the section on the default plug under Interface Screens There are two types of passwords that can be configured display only or full access The display only password allows the operator to view the module s current status The full access password allows the operator to view the module s current status and change its configurati...

Страница 26: ...stallation of GPS mounting bracket 14mm wrench for installation of Cluster Management Module pole mounting brackets Needle nose pliers When power is applied to a Canopy module or the unit reset via the web based interface the module will take approximately 25 seconds to boot up During this boot up time power on self tests and other diagnostics are being performed The following steps are needed to ...

Страница 27: ...uld not be mounted closer than 10 feet 3 meters to the Access Point modules or Backhaul Modules The module box has flanges for ease of installation Hardware is included to support different mounting options Directly to a wall screws or bolts not included Around irregular shaped objects via adjustable stainless steel bands included To a pole with an outside diameter of 1 25 to 3 00 inches approxima...

Страница 28: ...same manner Route the GPS sync serial cables from the Access Point modules to the Cluster Management Module The GPS sync cables use 6 conductor RJ 11 connectors that connect to matching ports within the Cluster Management Module The ports are labeled with a J1 Always connect modules starting with port 1 This port is the master port for the CMM Connect the remaining GPS sync cables in the same mann...

Страница 29: ... menu located on the left hand side of the web page Verify that the Access Point module is seeing and tracking satellites The module must be tracking at least 4 satellites for the timing pulse to be generated Take a subscriber module into the area surrounding the newly installed Access Point cluster and verify that the subscriber module registers to each of the installed Access Point modules The s...

Страница 30: ... 24 VDC and the maximum Ethernet cable run with the AC wall adapter is 328 feet 100 meters RJ 45 Straight Thru pin 1 white orange pin 1 pin 2 orange pin 2 pin 3 white green pin 3 pin 4 blue pin 4 pin 5 white blue pin 5 pin 6 green pin 6 pin 7 white brown pin 7 pin 8 brown pin 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TX TX RX RX TX TX RX RX V V return Pin Pin RJ 45 Straight Thru V V return Pins 4 5 7 and ...

Страница 31: ...e pin 1 pin 2 white green pin 2 pin 3 white blue pin 3 pin 4 green pin 4 pin 5 blue pin 5 pin 6 orange pin 6 the 4th pair is not used 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 pps TX RX gnd 1 pps RX TX gnd not used not used not used not used Pin Pin RJ 11 Straight Thru ...

Страница 32: ...f the Access Point module default is 169 254 1 1 into the address bar of your browser and hit enter on your keyboard The following web based interface pages are accessible Quick Start Status Configuration Event Log LUID Select Link Test Time Date Sessions GPS Status Ethernet Stats ExtendedStats QUICK START Figure 11 Quick Start web page The Canopy System consists of a family of highly flexible fix...

Страница 33: ...operator know the frequency band of the module the protocol that it is utilizing and the MAC address of the module The frequency band can either be in the 5 2 GHz or 5 7 GHz band Software Version displays the version of the software that is currently loaded into the module Please make note of this information when obtaining technical support FPGA Version displays the version of the FPGA field prog...

Страница 34: ...currently not receiving the pulse this message will be displayed When this message is displayed the Access Point module will turn its transmitter off so as to not create any self interference within the Canopy System Radio Slicing Value displays information to be used be Canopy technical support Radio Transmit Gain Setting displays information to be used by Canopy technical support Site Name displ...

Страница 35: ...en then it is assumed that this Access Point module is a stand alone module with no other Access Point modules within a 5 mile radius this Access Point module is generating the sync pulse for a cluster of Access Point modules and there are no other Access Point modules within a 5 mile radius Link Negotiation Speeds choose the type of link speed desired for the Ethernet connection The default for t...

Страница 36: ...dule The Canopy team recommends that this parameter be set to 3 and NumDAckSlots parameter should be set to 6 NumCtlSlots describes the total number of slots used to send control messages to an Access Point module If the Access Point module is in a cluster with other modules then this parameter on all units must be set exactly the same The default should be set to 3 NumCtlSlots Reserved High descr...

Страница 37: ...gh the subscriber module may be able to see multiple Access Point modules The default value for this parameter is 0 on all Canopy modules Sector ID choose an ID number to give to this Access Point module This parameter does not affect the operation of the module in any way Its purpose is just another means to identify the Access Point module When observing a subscriber module s AP Eval Data web pa...

Страница 38: ...gure this may lead to temporary loss of communication to specific end users AP Background BER Mode choose to have this feature turned on or off Bit Error Rate BER mode will allow an operator another means to verify the functionality of a link When BER mode is turn on a bit error rate can be read on the subscriber side to determine the quality of a registered link If the Access Point module is in a...

Страница 39: ... the Configuration page back to their factory settings Reboot depressing this button will reboot the module CANOPY DEFAULT PLUG When inserted the default plug brings the module up with a default configuration This allows the operator to regain control of a module which may be using an IP address and or password that has been forgotten The default plug will also override the passwords for access an...

Страница 40: ...ear the event log LUID SELECT Figure 14 LUID Select web page This web page makes is possible for the operator to view the web pages of registered subscriber modules over the RF link The operator should view the Sessions web page to determine what the logical unit ID LUID is for the subscriber module in question Enter the LUID into the supplied field and click the Change LUID button to set the para...

Страница 41: ...able it is necessary for the efficiencies of the link test to be greater than 90 in both the uplink and downlink direction It is recommended that when a new link is installed that a link test be executed to ensure that the efficiencies are within recommended guidelines The key fields are Downlink RATE bits per second Uplink RATE bits per second Downlink Efficiency percent Uplink Efficiency percent...

Страница 42: ...s IN SESSION the subscriber module is currently registered to the Access Point module IDLE the subscriber module was registered to the Access Point module at one time but is not currently Software Version displays the version of software that is running on the subscriber module If this parameter is not present then a software version prior to release version 3 1 is on that module FPGA Version disp...

Страница 43: ...ssue with the installation of the subscriber Average RSSI displays the average RSSI value for the subscriber module Last RSSI displays the last RSSI value for the subscriber module Average Jitter displays the average Jitter value for the subscriber module Last Jitter displays the last Jitter value for the subscriber module ...

Страница 44: ...reventing them from being delivered to a higher layer protocol inunknownprotos count displays the total number of packets received via the interface which were discards because of an unknown or unsupported protocol outoctets count displays the total number of octets transmitted out of the interface including framing characters outucastpkts count displays the total number of packets that higher lev...

Страница 45: ...transmitted to be discarded The most common cause of late collisions is a mismatch between duplex configurations at each end of a link segment RetransLimitExp displays the total number of retransmit limit expirations TxUnderrun displays the total number of transmission underrun errors on the Ethernet controller CarSenseLost displays the total number of carrier sense lost errors occurred on the Eth...

Страница 46: ...thorized Canopy dealer unless otherwise noted Universal mounting bracket Passive reflector dishes for use with 5 7 GHz subscriber modules 90 220V AC power supply part number ACPSSW 01 for Access Point modules Cable assemblies for the Canopy System can be ordered from Best Tronics Manufacturing Inc by going to their website at http www best tronics com motorola ...

Страница 47: ...only contains the 32 bit IP address of the destination So without this valuable piece of information devices have no idea what portion of the IP address is part of the network and which is part of the host address How does data know where it is supposed to go IP systems developed a unique form of logic to make this determination Class A network addresses always have the first bit of their IP addre...

Страница 48: ...h passive reflector in the 5 7 GHz band Transmitter Power Meets FCC U NII ISM and IC LELAN ERP Limit DC Power 0 3A 24 VDC 7 2 watts Interface 10 100 BaseT half full duplex Rate auto negotiated 802 3 compliant Protocols Used by CANOPY IPV4 UDP TCP ICMP Telnet HTTP FTP SNMP DES Protocols Supported by Canopy Switched Layer 2 Transport with support for all common Ethernet protocols including IPV6 NetB...

Страница 49: ...DC POWER 24V Input voltage 15 to 32 VDC measured at CMM Input power Nominal 60 watts Maximum 84 watts with 8 modules connected to the CMM at maximum cable length 9A inrush upon start up Use note If using a typical 24V 5 power supply ensure that CMM is within 400 cable feet 120 m of the power supply DC POWER 12V Input voltage 11 5 to 32 VDC measured at CMM Use note If using a 12V power source typic...

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