InfiNet Wireless R5000 Manuel utilisateur

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InfiNet Wireless R5000

Quick startguide

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Tableofcontents

I. GETTING STARTED.......................................................................................................... 4

1. Scope ofdocument...........................................................................................................4

Getting started..............................................................................................................4

Getting access tothe router............................................................................................4

Point-to-pointconfiguration.............................................................................................4

Other topologies............................................................................................................4

Performing outdoor testing .............................................................................................4

2. Abbreviations...................................................................................................................4

3. Documentmarks..............................................................................................................5

4. Additionalinformation.......................................................................................................5

II. GETTING ACCESS TO THEUNIT...................................................................................... 6

1. PC/Laptop/LANconnection.................................................................................................6

Cabling (lab) .................................................................................................................6

Accessing the unitviaConsole.........................................................................................7

Accessing the unitviaEthernet......................................................................................10

2. Initialsetup....................................................................................................................12

Systemparameters......................................................................................................13

Learning unit’scapabilities............................................................................................13

Radiomodule parametersconfiguration..........................................................................14

III.POINT-TO-POINTCONFIGURATION............................................................................. 15

1. Units’configuration.........................................................................................................15

2. Learning connectionstatus..............................................................................................16

3. Providing IP connectivity..................................................................................................17

Routed link..................................................................................................................17

Switched link...............................................................................................................21

4. Linkthroughputtest........................................................................................................23

5. Simple configurationfor establishing E1radiolink..............................................................23

IV. OTHERTOPOLOGIESCONFIGURATION........................................................................ 26

V. PERFORMING OUTDOORTESTING............................................................................... 27

1. Distance setting..............................................................................................................27

2. Learning linkstatus/antennaalignmentprocedure..............................................................27

AntennaalignmentwithMINTMonitor............................................................................28

AntennaalignmentwithLinktest...................................................................................29

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I. GettingStarted

Thisdocumentisdesignedtohelpengineers/techniciansinrapidconfiguringof

InfiNetWirelessR5000system.Thedocumentincludesdetailedinstructionsfor

firstconfigurationstepsandconfigurationscenarios fortypicalnetwork

topologies.

1. Scope ofdocument

Thisdocumentconsistsofthe following chapters:

Gettingstarted

Thischapterincludestheinformationabout thisdocument purposeandstructure.

Gettingaccess totherouter

Thechapterdescribeshow togetaccess totherouterviaConsolePort andto

configureEthernetport.

Point-to-pointconfiguration

Thischapter includesacomprehensivelistofinstructionsforpoint-to-pointlink

configurationincluding providing LANconnectivity.

Othertopologies

Thechapter brieflydescribesthedifferencebetweenconfiguringPTPlinksand

networkswithother topologies.

Performingoutdoor testing

The chapter containsalistofrequirementsfor outdoortesting.Also abasicsteps

for linkimprovementand antennaalignmentispresented.

2. Abbreviations

The following abbreviationsare used inthisdocument:

•BS–Base Station

•CPE–Customer PremisesEquipment(also called subscriber or

subscriberunit)

•ODU–OutdoorUnit

•IDU–Indoor power supplyUnit

•RFcable –RadioFrequencycable toconnectODUand antenna

•LOS–Line-of-Sight

•STPcable–ShieldedTwistedPaircabletoconnectODU andIDU

(relevantfor5000-Oand5000-Mmodifications).FTP(FoiledTwisted

Pair) CAT5e also canbe used

•PTP –Point-to-Pointtopology

•PTM–Point-to-Multipointtopology

•MINT–MeshInterconnectionNetworking Technology

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3. Documentmarks

All warningsare markedwithaspecialwarningsign.Oneshouldpay

agreat dealofattentiontowhat iswritteninthe Warning sections.

All notesare markedwithaspecialnotesign.Notesusuallycontain

usefulcommentsor hintstothe described sectionofthe document.

4. Additionalinformation

Additionalinformationwhich isnotincludedinthisManualcanbefoundinthe

following sources:

•Device passportlocated inthe box withthe device

•InfiNetWireless R5000.TechnicalUser Manual

•WANFleXOSUser Guide

•Our web-site: www.infinetwireless.com

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II.Gettingaccess totheunit

1. PC/Laptop/LANconnection

Cabling(lab)

Thesequenceofactionstobeperformedinorder toconnecttheunittothe

PC/Laptop isthe following:

1. Unpackthe equipment

2. Ifyoudonothaveaservicecablesoldered,pleasedoitusingspecial

connectorsincludedintothepackageaccordingtothesolderingscheme

located inthe “Supplementaryinformation”section.STP cable cat 5or cat 5E

should be used.

3. LocateIDU(bluecase) andODU(whitecase).UsingSTPServicecable

connectODUandIDU.Servicecablesocketsare markedonthediagrams

below

IDU-5000-SCR

IDU-5000-CPE

Figure 1.IDUsFronts

Figure 2.RJ-45 ODUFront(fragment)

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Figure 3.Screw LockODUFront(fragment)

Accessingthe unitviaConsole

Ifyoucannotgetaccesstotheunitusingprocedure describedin“Accessingthe

unitviaEthernet”sectionplease follow the stepsdescribed inthissection.

1. UsingInfiNetConsoleCablepleaseconnecttheunit’sconsoleport(see Fig.

2) tothe COM-portofyour PC/Laptop

Inorder toaccomplishthestepsdescribedinthissectionyour

PC/Laptop mustbe equipped withaCOM-port

2. Locate the power cordinthe package

3. PlugthepowercordintotheIDUpower supplyconnectorandtothepower

supplysocket(220V50Hzor110V60Hzdependingonthecountryof

residence)

4. Greenpower indicator onthe IDUmustlightup

5. Power your PC/Laptop on

Followingstep’sscreenshotsare takenfromMicrosoftWindowsXP.

Youcanalso performthisprocedure inMicrosoftWindows

98/NT/2003

6. Run Hyperterminal.See Figure 4

Figure 4.Locate Hyperterminal

7. Indicateconnectionname(e.g.“IWRLabTest”)andspecifytheCOM-port

name towhich the unitisconnected.See Figure 5

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Figure 5.Selectthe port

8. SpecifyportparametersexactlyasshownonFigure 6

Figure 6.Portparameters

9. Ifyouconnectedeverythingproperly,selectedtherightportandmadeits

configurationright,afterpressingenteronthewhiteblankscreen(afterstep

8) youshouldsee WANFleXOSpromptasshownonFigure 7

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Figure 7.WANFleXOSprompt

10. Yourdevicehasafactoryconfiguration.That meansthat youcanenter ANY

non-zerolengthloginand password.Once thisisdone,youwillsee WANFleX

CLI(Command Line Interface).See Figure 8

Figure 8.“After login”screen

11. Inorder foryourunittobeaccessiblefromyourLAN/PC/Laptopvia

Ethernet,youshouldconfigure eth0 interfaceIP-address so theunitwould

allocateinthedesiredLAN(oraccessiblefromyourPC/LaptopEthernet

adapter).YourcanchangethisIP-addressvia“ifceth0”commandas

shownonfigure 9.After changingtheIP-address, savetheconfiguration

using“cosa”command.IntheexamplegiventheIP-address being

assignedto eth0 interfaceis 9.1.8.1 withmasklength24 (255.255.255.0).

Inorder tocheckwhether yourchangeswere correct,use“coshifc”

commandwhich showsconfigurationforall interfacesoftheunit.Donot

forgettosaveyour configurationusing “cosa”(configsave) command.

Figure 9.Changing IP-address on eth0 interface

12.Ifallyoursettingsare correctyoucanconnecttheunittoyourLANusing

UTP cable withRJ-45 connectors(Ethernetportoftheunitislocated onIDU).

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