ZyXEL Communications B-6010 Manuel utilisateur

B-6010/B-6020

Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

Ver 1.0

January, 2005

Quick Start Guide

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to the B-6010/B-6020.......................................................................................................2

2. Hardware Description ...........................................................................................................................2

2.1. Packing contents............................................................................................................. 2

2.2. The outdoor unit............................................................................................................. 3

2.3. The Indoor Unit.............................................................................................................. 4

3. Configure B-6010/B-6020......................................................................................................................4

3.1. Default Configuration.................................................................................................... 4

3.1.1 Configuration Requirements ................................................................................. 4

3.2. AC Configuration........................................................................................................... 5

4. Hardware Installation ............................................................................................................................5

4.1. B-6010/B-6020 Physical Connection............................................................................. 5

4.2. The outdoor unit installation ........................................................................................ 6

4.3. Indoor Unit Installation................................................................................................. 8

4.4. Initializing the B-6010/B-6020 ...................................................................................... 9

4.5. Antenna Alignment........................................................................................................ 9

4.6. Special Notice for Waterproofing Installation........................................................... 10

4.7. Special notice for the RS-232 cable keypro................................................................ 10

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

1. Introduction to the B-6010/B-6020

The ZyXEL B-6010 (refer as AP)/B-6020 (refer as AC) is a Wireless Bridge/Router for Inter-building Point to Point

Ethernet connection. By supporting IPSec VPN (Virtual Private Network) with 3DES engine, B-6010/B-6020 is

particularly suited for most sensitive data transmission. System privacy is also inherent through the MAC & 802.1x

based mutual authentication functionality. Outdoor-mounted design with weatherproof enclosure minimize the cable

loss connecting to antenna and thus has outstanding performance in the longer communication distance. The power

over Ethernet (POE) technology supplies the power and Ethernet connectivity concurrently via a single Ethernet

cable and makes quick outdoor installation. Except for point to point connection, the wireless router feature can also

be configured as point to two points architecture for multi-site connections as well as wireless relay function and

hence assists to overcome the non-line of sight (NLOS) problem in the real environment.

2. Hardware Description

The B-6010/B-6020 model is composed of outdoor and indoor unit connected via a single Ethernet cable.

2.1. Packing contents

a. Outdoor Unit

b. Network Power injector

c. HDF 400 RF coaxial cable

d. 20m Cat-5 cable with special waterproof connector

e. Mounting bracket

f. power adaptor

g. CAT-5 Straight-through Ethernet cable

h. RS-232 cable

i. Grounding wire

j. Quick installation guide

k. Supporting CD

Optional components

l. 8 dBi omni-directional antenna (For PT2P AP)

m. 12 dBi flat panel antenna

n. 16 dBi flat panel antenna

o. antenna alignment kit

p. 50m Cat-5 cable with special waterproof connector

q. 90m Cat-5 cable with special waterproof connector

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Figure 2-1 Packing contents of B-6010/B-6020

2.2. The outdoor unit

The outdoor unit is a radio transceiver equipped with a robust IP66 approved enclosure and features a N-type

connector for external antenna connection. A special weather proven connector is used for connecting the single

UTP cable to the indoor unit and special weatherproof RS232 connector is built for the connection of laptop or a

special designed antenna alignment kit to align the directional antenna installation.

b. c.

m,n.

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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:

zVT100 terminal emulation

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

z9600 Baud

zNo parity, 8 Data bits, 1 Stop bit

zFlow Control set to None

After the B-6010/B-6020 is properly set up, you can make future changes to the configuration through telnet

connections.

3.2. AC Configuration

The AP supports AC’s MAC access control. Prior to complete communication between AP and AC, you have to set

AC’s MAC address for B-6010/B-6020 AP.

1. In AP’s SMT Main Menu, select 6. Network Setup.

2. In AP’s Menu 6 Router Mode Network Setup, set AC1 Operation mode=Enabled, MAC

Address=00:02:CF:13:46:79 (the AC’s MAC Address).

Figure 3-1 Menu 6 – Network Setup of AP

NOTE: The MAC address of AC can be found on a bar code sticker at the left side of B-6010/B-6020.

4. Hardware Installation

4.1. B-6010/B-6020 Physical Connection

The physical cable connection of the B-6010/B-6020 is shown on the following pictures.

Menu 6 - Router Mode Network Setup

AP AC1 AC2

Operation mode: Enabled Disabled

Device ID: 1 2 N/A

Pre_Share Key: 123456789 N/A

Ethernet (LAN) Setting:

LAN IP: 192.168.80.217 192.168.2.1 N/A

Network Mask: 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 N/A

RIP Direction: Both Both N/A

RIP Version: RIP-2B RIP-2B N/A

DHCP Edit: Yes N/A

Wireless (WLAN) Setting:

MAC Address: 00:02:CF:13:46:79 N/A

VPN Security: None N/A

AC1&AC2 VPN Security: None

Press ENTER to Confirm or ESC to Cancel:

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

Figure 4-1 Physical Installation of B-6010/B-6020 with Omni-directional antenna

Figure 4-2 Physical Installation of B-6010/B-6020 with flat panel antenna

4.2. The outdoor unit installation

The installation procedure of B-6010/B-6020 is described below:

1. Choose an appropriate place for the installation. The chosen site should have a clear light-of-sight path.

2. Prepare a mast with 40mm~50mm diameter.

3. Assemble mast mount bracket as shown in Figure 4-3.

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

Figure 4-3 Mounting Bracket Assembly

4. Attach mounting bracket and the grounding wire to the back of the outdoor unit as shown in Figure 4-4.

Figure 4-4 Attach Mounting Bracket to Outdoor Unit

5. Fasten the mounting bracket assembly to Install outdoor unit on the mast. The height of top of the mast can’t

exceed the top of outdoor unit to reduce interference to the antenna.

Figure 4-5 Install Outdoor Unit to the Mast

6. Install the antenna to the N-male connector port labeled on the top of outdoor unit. For the omni-directional

antenna, you can attach the antenna to the N-male connector directly or use the attached HDF 400 RF coaxial

cable to connect the antenna and antenna connector on the top panel of outdoor unit. For the directional antenna

installation, use the HDF 400 RF coaxial cable. The polarization of directional antenna for both AP and AC

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

should be the same, otherwise, the installation will fail to communicate. At the same time, you have to position

the directional antenna to each other for both sides mutually.

Notice: The antenna must be installed by the professional installer to comply with the safety, electrical and

radiation standards. The installer should properly configure the output power of transceiver in

according to related country regulation requirement and per antenna type.

Figure 4-6 Install Antenna to the Outdoor Unit

7. Attach the end of 8-pin male connector of category 5 cable to the 8-pin female connector port labeled on

the bottom of outdoor unit.

Figure 4-7 Connect Cat-5 cable to the outdoor unit

Well done! The outdoor unit installation is completed.

4.3. Indoor Unit Installation

The indoor unit installation is to be proceeded after the outdoor installation.

1. Choose an appropriate place for the network/power injector. You might hang it on the wall or just place it on the

desk.

2. Connect the other end of category 5 cable to the RJ-45 connector labeled TO RADIO of network/power

injector.

3. Connect one end of Ethernet cable to the RJ-45 port labeled TO LAN on the network/power injector. Connect

the other end of Ethernet cable to the workstation directly or through a switch/hub/router (iAIR M9000 only).

4. Connect the power jack of switching power adaptor to the power port labeled POWER on the network/power

injector.

B-6010/B-6020 Secure Outdoor Ethernet Radio Link

Figure 4-8 Cable Connections of Network/Power Injector

4.4. Initializing the B-6010/B-6020

1. When plugging the switching power adapter into the 110V/220V wall outlet, the LED named PWR on the

network/power injector will light on.

2. When the power and signal connection to outdoor unit are complete, the ACT LED of the network/power

injector will light on.

4.5. Antenna Alignment

You had better align the directional antenna each other to maximize the signal quality for B-6010/B-6020 system.

To do the antenna alignment, you can choose optional AK-100 which will show you the signal strength and link

quality on its panel or the laptop PC which show the signal strength and link quality on its SMT 24.1 to refer to the

alignment. To do the alignment, follow the steps as below:

Notice: The antenna alignment is only applicable for the access client (AC)

1. Open the cover of the console port labeled on the bottom of the access client (AC) and well reserve the

cover.

2. Connect the RS-232 cable to this console port.

3. Connect the other end of the RS-232 cable to the antenna alignment kit AK-100 or the laptop.

Note: The PWR led will be ON and the ACT led will flash periodically when connect the AK-100 to the

B-6010/B-6020.

4. Adjust the horizontal angle of directional antenna first to get the maximum reading in the LEVEL and SNR

display of AK-100, or the STRENGTH and QUALITY in the SMT 24.1., both show the percentage of signal

strength and link quality of the radio link.

5. Adjust the vertical angle of directional antenna to get the maximum reading in the LEVEL and SNR display or

the STRENGTH and QUALITY.

6. Repeat step 4 and step 5 until achieving the best reading index, then remove the antenna alignment kit or laptop

and the RS-232 cable from B-6010/B-6020.

Note: The AK-100 will beep more rapidly when getting better link quality and continuous beep after

performing the best link quality during the antenna alignment procedure.

7. Put the console port cover back to the console port.

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