Wavespan Stratum 100, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Installation Stratum 100 Installation and Maintenance Guide
Step 5. Connecting to Ethernet
Once the antennas have been correctly aimed, you can connect the IDUs to the network and
allow data transmission to begin.
Step 6. Verifying Correct System Operation
When all of the other steps are complete, you must check that data transmission is occurring
correctly.
Step 7. (Optional) Connecting a Modem to the AUX Port
A modem can be connected to the AUX port to allow remote dial-in management for the
Stratum 100. This is an optional feature.
Step 8. Connecting to a PBX or other T1 device.
The Stratum 100 can be used to provide two high-speed T1 connections between buildings.
These T1 channels can be used to interconnect PBXs, channel banks, video codecs or other T1
devices, channelized or unchannelized. The T1 interface is industry standard DSX-1.
Assembling Tools and Cables Before You Begin
You will need the following tools before beginning the installation:
For installing the ODUs
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½” socket and/or open-end wrenches
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Philips screwdriver
For the cabling between each IDU and associated ODU
unit
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62.5 micron fiber, multi-mode 850 nanometer cable (for data transmission)
Two cables are required.
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Twisted pair cable (for DC power connection) 2 pairs of 18 AWG
Note that the cable length will be different for each IDU/ODU pair, depending on the distance
between them.
For installing the IDUs
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100Base-TX or 10Base-T cable suitable for connecting the Stratum 100 to your
Ethernet network.
OR
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Media Independent Interface Adpater suitable for connecting the Stratum 100
to your Ethernet network via another media such as fiber.
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PC or laptop running HyperTerminal, or an equivalent VT-100 emulator. The
PC or laptop must have a serial port with DB-9 male connector or adapter to
accept the DB-9 female connector on the supplied serial cable.