B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link
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Figure 2-2 Top panel of outdoor unit
Figure 2-3 Bottom panel of outdoor unit
Table 2-1 Connectors of outdoor unit
Function
Location Label
Interface
Description
Antenna Top
N male RF connector with
special water proof
Connecting to the outdoor antenna
Signal &
Power
Bottom
8-pin female connector
with special water proof
Connecting to the indoor interface unit
supplying the power and signal
Console Bottom
8-pin male connector with
special water proof
Connecting to the PC for diagnostics &
troubleshooting
2.3. The
Indoor
Unit
The indoor unit is a network/power injector which is used to combine the signal stream and DC power into single
category 5 cable to connect outdoor unit. It has three ports.
Table 2-2 Connectors of indoor unit
Function
Name Connector
Description
Power
POWER
Power jack
Connecting to the outdoor antenna
Ethernet
TO LAN
RJ45
User for CPE connection via straight through
Ethernet cable
Signal & Power
TO RADIO
RJ45
Used for outdoor unit connection via special
waterproof category 5 cable
3. Configure B-6010/B-6020
This guide shows you the default factory configuration of B-6010/B-6020 and how to configure the B-6010/B-6020
for appropriate operation at the first time. See the User’s Guide for configuration details.
3.1. Default
Configuration
The B-6010/B-6020 is shipped with following factory default configurations:
Table 3-1 Default configuration
AP
AC
Operation Mode
Router
Router
DHCP Server
Server
LAN IP
192.168.1.1
192.168.2.1
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
DHCP IP Pool
192.168.1.33 – 192.168.1.64
192.168.2.33 – 192.168.2.64
Wireless ESSID
Wireless
Wireless
SMT password
1234
1234
3.1.1
Configuration Requirements
In order to configure the B-6010/B-6020 by using the console port, a computer is needed and installed with
communications software configured to the following parameters:
z
VT100 terminal emulation
