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USER’S MANUAL

XPress

Ethernet

Bridge

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OTHERS NOR USE IT FOR ANY PURPOSE

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DELIVERED, AND TO PROMPTLY RETURN IT

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XPress Ethernet Bridge User’s Manual

Thank you for your purchase of the XPress Ethernet Bridge.

If you have any questions when conguring your Digi system, the best place to

get answers is to visit http://www.digi.com/products/wireless/xpress.jsp. You will

also nd the latest updates there. If more assistance is needed, send email to

rf-experts@digi.com or call technical support at the number below during normal

business hours.

CHARACTERISTIC SPECIFICATION/DESCRIPTION

RF transmission rate 1.536 Mbps

Ethernet throughput 935 Kbps

Output power +21 dBm (125 mW), (4 Watts EIRP with 15 dBi antenna)

Receiver sensitivity -97 dBm at 10-4 Bit Error Rate

Range Up to 1000 ft (300 m) indoor w/2.1 dBi dipole antennas

Up to 2 mi (3.2 km) outdoor line of sight w/2.1 dBi dipole antennas

Up to 15 mi (24 km) outdoor line of sight w/high-gain antennas

Radio channels/band-

width

12 channels (6 in International version) with 2.0833 MHz spacing

and 1.75 MHz occupied bandwidth

Manual frequency select Channel selected with DIP switch or via web browser interface

Connector types RF RPTNC female / Ethernet RJ-45 / Power Jack P5-2.1 mm

center positive

Status LEDs Power, Ethernet Link, RF RX, RF TX, 4/Channel, and 6/Link Qual-

ity

Error correction tech-

nique

Sub-block error detection and retransmission

Adjacent band rejection SAW receiver lter attenuates cellular and pager interference

Regulator type Switching regulator

Browser management

tools

QoS Statistics, Network Settings, Spectrum Analyzer and Firmware

Upgrading

Power consumption Transmit: 1.7 Watts Receive: 0.8 Watts

Voltage Power over Ethernet 9-48 VDC pins 4/5 positive and 7/8 ground

Temperature range Radio/Enclosure: -40 C to 70 C; POE Injector: -40 C to 85 C;

Pwr Supply: 0 to 40 C

Transmit current draw 175 mA at 9 VDC

140 mA at 12 VDC

35 mA at 48 VDC

Size 9.22”L x 3.60”W x 2.19”H, 320 grams

Weatherproong The XPress enclosure is built and tested for weatherproof instal-

lation. The PoE injector and power supply are not weatherproof,

and should be installed indoors.

Certications/Compli-

ance

FCC part 15

Industry Canada

Contains FCC ID: R4N-AW900MR and IC: 5305A-AW900MR

UL 60950-1

CSA C22.2, No. 60950-1, E112790

RoHS

Technical Specications

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XPress Ethernet BridgeUser’s Manual

Operational Summary

The XPress Ethernet Bridge allows the user to create a long-range, wireless Ethernet network

with up to 16 active (63 total) subscriber units per access point.

Conguring a wireless link with the XPress requires the establishment of six elements:

• Each radio must know whether it is to be an access point (AP) or subscriber unit (SU).

• Each radio must have an IP address that is unique among all others on the same

network.

• The AP must know how many SUs are expecting communication with it.

• The AP and any given SU must agree on which radio frequency channel they are using.

This can be manually set or allowed to change automatically.

• The SU must be assigned a unique subscriber ID to specify which time division slot it

will use when communicating with the AP.

• The AP and any given SU must share a common 128-bit encryption key.

The access point (AP) automatically scans for the best of the 12 available radio frequency

channels, encrypts Ethernet data received from the network, and transmits it wirelessly to the

correct subscriber unit (SU). The AP is constantly monitoring the radio link and can automati-

cally change the channel if performance is degraded due to interference. If two AP units are

very close to one another, they may interfere if operating on adjacent frequency channels.

Place them at least 10 feet apart or manually select non-adjacent channels for their opera-

tion. Also, the SU should be placed at least 10 feet from the AP to avoid overloading the radio’s

receiver.

Any 10/100 BaseT Ethernet client device (ECD) can be connected to an XPress subscriber unit.

Each SU encrypts Ethernet trafc received from the attached ECD and transmits the data

wirelessly to its AP. Each SU can be plugged directly into an ECD without adding drivers or

loading software. Essentially, once the AP/SU pair is congured and running it behaves like a

continuous Ethernet cable.

XEB09-CISA(-W):

• One XEB RF Modem (“-W” = International variant)

• One 2.1 dBi Weatherproof Dipole Antenna

• One 12 VDC Power Supply

• One Power over Ethernet Injector

XEB09-CIPA(-W):

• Two each of the items above

(Ethernet cables are not included.)

Contents

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XPress Ethernet Bridge User’s Manual

Physical Dimensions

900 MHz Channels

Channel US/Canada International Center Frequency

0 x x Auto Mode

1 x 903.12500 MHz

2 x 905.20833 MHz

3 x 907.29167 MHz

4 x 909.37500 MHz

5 x 911.45833 MHz

6 x 913.54167 MHz

7 x x 915.62500 MHz

8 x x 917.70833 MHz

9 x x 919.79167 MHz

10 x x 921.87500 MHz

11 x x 923.95833 MHz

12 x x 926.04167 MHz

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DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES...

TOLERANCES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

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.XXX +/- .005 ANGLES +/- 2$

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FRONT VIEW

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THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION

PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL TO DIGI

INTERNATIONAL INC. BY ACCEPTING

DELIVERY, RECIPIENT AGREES TO RETAIN IT

IN CONFIDENCE AND NOT DISCLOSE IT TO

OTHERS NOR USE IT FOR ANY PURPOSE

OTHER THAN THAT FOR WHICH IT WAS

DELIVERED, AND TO PROMPTLY RETURN IT

UPON REQUEST.

Unscrew the weatherproof

cap to nd an RJ-45 connector

inside. A standard RJ-45 cable

can be used if weatherproof

installation is not required.

RJ-45 Connector

Pinout

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XPress Ethernet BridgeUser’s Manual

Setup

1. Digital conguration is done by means of the XPress built-in browser interface. It should be

powered on and connected at least temporarily to a network containing a computer that can

run a conventional web browser.

2. Download the Digi IP Discovery Utility from our website and extract

changer_DIGI.exe from the zip archive, placing it on your desktop or in a convenient folder.

http://www.digi.com/products/wireless/xpress.jsp#docs

Note that this utility only runs on MS Windows, not linux or MAC. If you must use a non-

Windows computer for conguration, make sure your subnet mask allows your computer to

see 192.168.17.17. Connect to that default IP address with your web browser, continuing the

setup procedure with step 6.

3. Run the IP Discovery Utility, changer_DIGI.exe and you should see a window similar to this:

The XPress should appear in the list at the default IP address of 192.168.17.17. If it does not,

click “Search” to regenerate the list. If it still does not appear, you have a connection issue

and need to re-examine the cabling or you may have a rewall issue on your computer.

4. Double click the list item that refers to the XPress being congured. You should see a second

window that is similar to the picture on the next page:

1. Consult IT - each XPress radio comes default with a static IP address of 192.168.17.17. We

recommend connecting each radio to a stand-alone computer disconnected from any shared

network, and consulting with your IT dept before connecting them to any shared network.

2. Connect hardware - attach antenna to the XPress radio; attach Ethernet cable (straight or

cross-over) between the XPress radio and the “DATA + PWR” jack on the POE injector; attach

power supply to the POE injector; attach another Ethernet cable (straight or cross-over) be-

tween your Ethernet device and the “DATA” jack on the POE injector.

3. Congure radios* - use either the Digital Setup method (see below), or use the old DIP

switch method (see page 3 of the 90000888_B.pdf manual at http://www.digi.com/products/

wireless/xpress.jsp#docs).

* Note: XEB09-CIPA(-W) radios come pre-congured as a paired set. No conguration is re-

quired.

Digital Setup

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XPress Ethernet Bridge User’s Manual

7. The admin page has sections similar to the login page showing radio statistics and device

information plus it adds several new sections. The Device Settings section allows setting the

network information and choosing an RF frequency channel. The default is to allow the radio

to choose its own frequency based on minimizing interference. If you set a xed channel,

make sure the AP and all SUs use the same one. References to DIPs on this and the next web

page refer to switches inside the radio that are used in the legacy method of conguration and

may be ignored when using the browser method.

5. Make note of the chosen IP address and password, then click “Go to Device Web Page.”

This will cause your default web browser to launch with the device IP address in the browser

address bar. Or you may launch the browser on your own and enter the web page address

manually: http://[the IP address you just set].

6. The browser page that loads rst shows the current device information and QoS statistics

and provides a login at the upper right. Log in using the password you just specied (or “pass-

word” if you kept the default). If the login succeeds, you will see an admin page similar to

this:

The information on the left is the current status of

the radio, while the boxes on the right allow you

to change it. It is important that the IP address of

the XPress is in the same subnet as your computer.

For example, if the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0

(a class C network), the rst three number groups

of the IP address must match. Choose your desired

parameters and click “Apply.”

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XPress Ethernet BridgeUser’s Manual

8. On the Advanced Admin page, set the parameters as follows:

• Choose Device Type: Access Point or Subscriber Unit.

• For Subscriber Units, assign unique ID numbers in numeric order from 1 to 63.

• For an Access Point, enter the number of Subscriber Units that will be communicating

with it.

• Click the box labeled “Enable User Specied Keys.”

• Choose an 8-digit hex (0-9 and A-F) Network Name that will be common among the AP

and its SUs and enter it. The hyphen is required.

• Choose a 32-digit hex encryption key and enter it. Again, the hyphens are required.

This key must match between the AP and the SU so make a note of it as well.

After entering the parameters, click the “Apply” button to save them to the radio.

If you scroll down in the Admin browser page, you will come to three more sections:

• A graphical spectrum analyzer display that may help you to select radio channels that

avoid interference

• A section to be used if an update to the XPress rmware is required. Note that there

are two possible rmware loads for this unit, one for compatibility with older XPress

Ethernet Bridge Multipoint radios (XEB09-Bxxx), and an international version that limits

the frequency band to 915-928 MHz (Channels 7 through 12). Latest rmware is found

online at ftp://ftp1.digi.com/support/rmware/update/xpress/. To change rmware,

download the desired .bin and .webbin les, and click Upload Firmware to install

the les one at a time. Please note that we recommend contacting Technical support

before changing rmware.

• An Advanced Links section with a dire warning about advanced users only.

Despite the warning, you will need to click the “Advanced Admin” button in order to set the

device type, ID and encryption key. You should then see a page similar to this:

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XPress Ethernet Bridge User’s Manual

FCC Certication

The XPress Ethernet Bridge complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and regulations. Compliance

with labeling requirements, FCC notices and antenna regulations is required.

IMPORTANT: The XPress Ethernet Bridge has been certied by the FCC for use with other

products without any further certication (as per FCC section 2.1091). Changes or modica-

tions not expressly approved by Digi International could void the user’s authority to operate

the equipment.

IMPORTANT: The XPress Ethernet Bridge has been certied for xed base station and mo-

bile applications. If modules will be used for portable applications, the device must undergo

SAR testing.

ANTENNAS: The XPress Ethernet Bridge is approved for use with the following weath-

erproof antennas: A09-HTM-675 (2.1 dBi dipole RPTNC male), A09-Y10TM-P10I (10 dBi Yagi

RPTNC male), A09-Y15TM-P10I (15 dBi Yagi RPTNC male), A09-Y8NF (8.1 dBi Yagi N female),

A09-Y11NF (11.1 dBi Yagi N female), A09-Y15NF (15.1 dBi Yagi N female).

9. When all of the radios are keyed and operating, connect them to your network and Ethernet

devices as desired and cycle the radio’s power to begin normal operation. Now, browser mam-

agement of the SUs can be performed over the wireless network. Note: avoid plugging actively

linked radios into the same switch because this will corrupt its routing table and may cause

network problems just as if you had plugged a CAT5 cable directly between two ports of a

switch.

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This product is warranted to the original purchaser for normal use for a period of one year

from the date of purchase. If a defect covered under this warranty occurs, Digi International

will repair or replace the defective part, at its option, at no cost. This warranty does not cover

defects resulting from misuse or modication of the product.

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