Adapt4 XG1 Manuel utilisateur

XG1 Radio

Installation Manual

A4-00103-011-02, Rev. 1.11

May, 2007

Operational and Safety Warnings

Antenna Connection and Lightning Arrestor

The warranty requires that the radio must not be powered-up without an antenna

connected. The warranty also requires that a lightning arrestor be installed.

RF Exposure

The equipment described herein emits radio frequency (RF) energy and

requires professional installation. Although the power emitted is two

watts or less, care should be taken to use the radio equipment properly to

avoid the concentrated radio frequency energy near an antenna, especially a directional

antenna (for example, a yagi antenna). No person should be within 81 centimeters (32

inches) of the antenna when the radio is transmitting. This includes indoor, outdoor and

mobile use of the radio equipment.

High Surface Temperature

There may be a high surface temperature when the unit is operating at the maximum

rated ambient temperature

FCC Part 15 Compliance

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS

SUBJECT TO THE CONDITION THAT THIS DEVICE DOES NOT CAUSE

HARMFUL INTERFERENCE.

NOTE: the manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by

unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s

authority to operate the equipment.

NOTICE

Adapt4, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document, nor does

it make any commitment to update the information contained herein. However, questions

regarding the information contained in this document are welcomed.

Adapt4, Inc. also reserves the right to make changes to the specifications of the XG1 Series and

to the information contained in this document at any time without notice.

This manual is not all inclusive of our products and services. The software and procedures

discussed herein are continuously evolving just as are the requirements of our customers. Its

format is informal, and hopefully will stimulate as many questions as it answers. Copies of cut

sheets, engineering data, customer lists, installation guides, and test procedures are all available

for further information.

605 N. John Rodes Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32934

Phone 321-751-2811 | Fax 321-259-4006

www.adapt4.com

Table of Contents

Operational and Safety Warnings ................................................................................3

Table of Contents..........................................................................................................5

1.0 Overview........................................................................................................................ 7

1.0.1 Brief System Description........................................................................................... 7

1.0.2 Front Panel Indicators.............................................................................................. 14

1.1 Admin Tab ................................................................................................................... 15

1.2 Download Tab.............................................................................................................. 16

1.3 Startup Config Tab....................................................................................................... 17

1.3.1 Network Configuration Panel.................................................................................. 18

1.3.2 Network Status Panel............................................................................................... 19

1.3.3 Antenna Pointing Tool Panel................................................................................... 20

1.4 Interfaces Config Tab................................................................................................... 22

1.5 Spectrum Analyzer Tab ............................................................................................... 23

1.0 Overview

1.0.1 Brief System Description

The XG1 Installation Software provides a tool that enables a field installer to configure an

Adapt4 XG1 radio as part of its installation in the field. The field installer “installs” the radio to

make it capable of communicating on the correct network. Subsequently, the Network Operator

will “commission” the site, possibly after the field installer has left the site. The commissioning

process includes further configuring of the site over-the-air and coordinating the start of service

with the end-user. When the site is commissioned, it may begin carrying end-user traffic.

The Installation Software normally runs on a laptop computer and has the following capabilities:

•Network configuration – Set the XG1 radio configuration so that it can join the correct

network. The network's Element Management System (EMS) will further configure the radio

after it has joined the network.

•Software updates – Download new software distributions from the laptop to the radio.

•Antenna Pointing – Point the station's antenna using the laptop software's visual and audible

indications of the signal strength received from the Base Station.

•Interface configuration – If applicable, configure the RS-232 serial ports.

The above list of capabilities is also a brief outline of the tasks of installing the radio. More

details will be given below.

Table 1.0-1 provides an equipment list needed to support use of the XG1 Installation Software.

Table 1.0-1: Items Needed to Connect Radio to Computer

1. Laptop with:

•Windows 98 or later

•Ethernet port

•128 MB RAM

•Correct time/date set

•SVGA display or better

2. Ethernet cable

•Cross-over (if directly connected)

•Straight-through (if connected via hub)

3. RS-232 cable (for testing user ports)

•DB-9F, null cable or null adapter

•XG1 Installation software

Figure 1.0-1 illustrates an XG1 radio network, which is comprised of three XG1 radio Remote

Sites and a Base Station (Hub). The Remote Sites are further comprised of an antenna, the XG1

radio and end-user equipment. The end-user equipment is attached to the radio via Ethernet

and/or RS-232 serial cables.

The Base Station comprises an antenna (typically omnidirectional), an XG1 Base Station Radio,

Ethernet and optional RS-232 serial cabling from the radio into a shelter or building. These cables

connect to user host equipment. In addition, the Ethernet cable connects to the Element

Management System (EMS) computer that manages the XG1 radio network and provides a

graphical user interface (GUI) to Network Operators.

Figure 1.0-1: XG1 Radio Network

Lightning

Arrestor *

GND

Lightning

Arrestor *

GND

User

Equip

* Required: Adapt4

PN A4-00135-007-01

or equivalent

GND

The XG1 radio must be installed vertically, typically on a wall, as illustrated in Figure 1.0-3.

Warning: the radio was designed for vertical mounting for heat dissipation; if it is

mounted any other way without approval from Adapt4, this will void the warranty.

After installation, the Field Engineer performs the following basic steps to configure a Remote

Site XG1 radio:

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  2   "       3     

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