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Preface Material CPE-O-R-WS User and Installation Manual About this Guide This User Manual describes the procedures for commissioning, mounting, installing and managing the CPE-O-RWS. Notice This document contains proprietary and confidential material of Runcom Ltd. Any unauthorized reproduction, use or disclosure of this material, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited. This document is solely for the use of Runcom Ltd. employees and authorized Runcom Ltd. customers.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Preface Material RF Exposure To comply with FCC Section 1.310 for human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields, implement the following instruction: A distance of at least 200cm between the equipment and all persons should be maintained during the operation of the equipment.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Table of Contents 1 Introducing CPE-O-R-WS .................................................................................................... 4 2 CPE-O-R-WS Overview ....................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Interfaces Specifications ................................................................................................................. 5 2.1.1 User Interface Specification .............................
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.4 CPE WAN Side Network configuration ............................................................................................ 20 4.4.1 WAN interface enabling ...................................................................................................... 20 4.4.2 WAN IP Address Settings .................................................................................................... 20 4.4.3 DNS IP Address Settings .......................................................
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Figure 15: Figure 16: Figure 17: Figure 18: Figure 19: Figure 20: Figure 21: Figure 22: Access Control Configuration ................................................................................... 21 WiMAX Radio Control............................................................................................ 23 Operation Channels Frequency Control ....................................................................... 24 Device Access options ..................................
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 1 Introducing CPE-O-R-WS Runcom’ s CPE-O-R-WS terminal is a WiMAX CPE product 802.16e WAVE II compliant terminal that was adapted to the TVWS market according to the FCC regulations for use as a fixed device. Both indoor and outdoor models are available for different application environment needs and the end customer can chose a variety of product models with different user interfaces.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 2 CPE-O-R-WS Overview Figure 2: CPE Equipment Photo 2.1 Interfaces Specifications 2.1.1 User Interface Specification Table 1: LAN Interface Specifications Model Description & User Interface CPE-O-R-WS - Runcom Technologies Ltd.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 2.1.2 TVWS Interface Specification Table 2: TVWS Interface Specifications Frequency Bands 470-698MHz Radio Access 802.16e Wave 2 Operation Mode TDD Channel Bandwidth 6 MHz Output Power 24 dBm at antenna port Modulation QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM for DL and QPSK, 16QAM for UL FFT 512 FFT points FEC Convolution Code and Turbo Code Authentication TTLS and TLS 2.1.3 Operational Description The CPE-O-RS-WS is operated as part of a TVWS Network.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 3 Getting Started 3.1 Packing list Upon receiving the product, unpack the product package carefully. Each product is shipped with the following items: Table 3: Packing List 1 2 3 4 5 Outdoor CPE Products ODU unit PoE adapter 24V DC Power Adapter Mounting brackets PC Ethernet Cable Quantity 1 1 1 1 1 Note All All All All All If you find any of the items is missing, please contact our local distributor immediately. 3.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 3.3 Operating and Configuration of the CPE-O-R-WS 3.3.1 Device Logic connection Connect the CPE to the PoE adapter port ODU using a standard CAT 5 Ethernet cable. The CPE is powered from a 24V DC power supply from a power adapter. The power adapter operates from 90-250V AC range. Once the device is powered, the user should wait for about 2 minutes before the device becomes operational.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 3.4 CPE-O-RS-WS Registration (in the Data Base) and Configuration (prior to installation) 3.4.1 CPE Network The CPE-O-RS-WS shall be used only in a TVWS network with Runcom AFAS Software and RNU-4000TVWS Base Stations (FCC Identifier: XYMBSTVWS-1) and cannot operate with any other base station. 3.4.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual will not be able to transmit again until it will be synchronized with the Base Station in a new channel allocated by the TVWS Data Base via AFAS 3.4.3 CPE-O-RS-WS relocation In case the CPE is relocated to a different location than the location registered in the Data Base, the installer shall do a new registration according to paragraph 3.4.4 below prior to turning on the relocated CPE. The relocation must be to a new location that is covered by a registered TVWS Base Station. 3.4.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual NOTE: Each CPE MAC ID will have one set of location data (Latitude, Longitude and Antenna Height) associated to it at the AFAS Figure 7: AFAS CPE configuration page After completion of entering the information in the “Add cpe page” click the "Channel request to select Devices" and press "Go" and the AFAS will ask for channels from the Data Base as shown in Figure 6 below.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 3.5 Preparations before physical installation 3.5.1 Skills Required The CPE-O-RS-WS shall be installed by a professional installer that was qualified to install TVWS equipment. It is forbidden to install the CPE-O-RS-WS by non-professional installer. 3.5.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 3.5.4 Performing a Site Survey This section explains how to select the best location for mounting the outdoor CPE. The steps you will perform are: Determine the direction of available Base station from the house or building. What You Need Compass. Area map with an accurate direction legend showing magnetic north. TVWS Base station location.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Figure 9: Pole Mount Diagram Warning! – The CPE should be properly grounded for proper protection against lightning or power surge! 3.6.3 CPE Connection to the PoE adapter The outdoor CPE is connected to the PoE over a CAT5 Ethernet cable. User Ethernet are provided via the PoE adapter too. Prepare the Cable and connect it to the CPE and the second edge to the PoE.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Figure 11: RJ45 Pin Diagram Table 6: Ethernet RJ45 Cable Specification Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Runcom Technologies Ltd.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4 Managing CPE Devices 4.1 General Configuration of any field should be followed by “apply” When changes in a page are finished, the “save settings” button should be pushed before leaving the page. After all changes in the CPE configuration is done and saved, “reboot system” is required to guarantee proper operation of the device. 4.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Figure 12: Logon Web Pages 4.2.2 Access CPE Device from WAN Segment Service providers may access the CPE Web management interface remotely, by specifying the CPE wireless IP address obtained after connecting to the service provider network. As the wireless IP address is dynamically assigned by the service provider, the support technician may seek end user’s help to find out the IP address of wireless interface for the CPE located in customer premise.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.3 CPE LAN Side Network configuration The CPE can act as “Router” or as “Bridge”. In router mode the CPE has DHCP function to allocate IP address to the user devices, while in bridge mode the IP allocation is done in the network resources (such as MicroNOC). Clarification: bridge mode is layer 3 bridge and not layer 2 bridge To configure the LAN interface select in the menu “Network Configuration”, and “LAN Networking” Figure 13: LAN Network Configuration 4.3.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.3.2 DHCP If route mode selected, the CPE can be used as DHCP server by enabling it at “DHCP server configuration” 4.3.3 LAN IP settings If router mode selected, the LAN IP address should be defined with the subnet mask. If DHCP enabled, the start IP and end IP address should be defined. The DHCP IPs must be under the subnet range.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.4 CPE WAN Side Network configuration To configure the WAN (WiMAX) interface select in the menu “Network Configuration”, and “WAN Networking” Figure 14: WAN Network Configuration 4.4.1 WAN interface enabling There is an option to disable or enable the WAN (WiMAX) interface by ticking the field “enable this interface” 4.4.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Dynamic IP Address – by selecting this option the CPEA acquire IP address from the WiMAX network DHCP server or from the xNOC static settings. If this option selected, the fields shows the acquired IP address, Mask and default gateway. 4.4.3 DNS IP Address Settings It is recommended to use Auto in this field. The xNOC is redirecting the request to the appropriate server as defined in the xNOC. 4.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual If router mode selected and the operator would like to control access use local control tick the field “user access control”. 22 If “enable” selected the operator should define the allowed number of users behind CPE, and the “inactive timeout” MAC filtering is also available Runcom Technologies Ltd.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.6 Radio Control 4.6.1 Radio Transmission Enable The WAN interface is a wireless WiMAX radio interface. The CPE radio link must be enabled, by ticking the WiMAX connection, to connect to the wireless network and connect the user behind CPE. Figure 16: WiMAX Radio Control 4.6.2 Radio Signal Transmission For TVWS CPEs the radio signal is transmitting only from Antenna interface 1. Therefor the WIMAX TX Mode must be “TX0” and not other options. Runcom Technologies Ltd.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.7 Operation Channels Frequency Control Figure 17: Operation Channels Frequency Control 4.7.1 Adding Allowed Channels The list of allowed channel for the CPE installation location, which was downloaded from an authorized web site, should be uploaded to the CPE manually or automatically by the AFAS. At least one channel, which has the frequency of the local BTS site must be loaded manually. Warning! – use discrete channels settings only! Channel ID – Integer 0 to 99.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.8 Controlling CPE access There are options to block, restrict or allowed access to the CPE device from LAN side and / or WAN side. Figure 18: Device Access options Runcom Technologies Ltd.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.9 Viewing CPE status Information The CPE status shows the static configuration and information of the CPE device and live wireless connection status information. Figure 19: CPE Status Information 4.9.1 Running Information The Running information shows the CPE user side configuration information and the system up time from power on. The date and time of the day are valid only if updated from remote server. 4.9.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual Status – the air connection status. Searching – looking for valid WiMAX frame from base station, DL Synchronization – BTS found and the CPE is performing network entry protocols, Operation – the CPE is in service. IP Address – if DHCP presented: CPE wait to get IP from the network resources. If data is presented – it is the IP address, mask, gateway that the xNOC supported. If STATIC and data – it is the static configuration at the CPE 4.9.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.10 Viewing Wireless status and Information The WiMAX status and information page includes important information which assist operator and installer to identify proper installation and operation of CPE device Figure 21: WiMAX Interface Status and Information 4.10.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 4.10.2WiMAX Data Statistics This information presents the traffic which is passing via the air interface 4.10.3Hardware Information Shows the air interface MAC addresses which the BTS and xNOC see during system entrée, authentication and authorization processes. Runcom Technologies Ltd.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 5 MAX Rx Signal Adjusting 5.1 RF Signal Adjusting When the TVWS CPE ODU has installed, the direction of antenna’s azimuth and pitch angle needs to adjust for the best signal strength, if the antenna is just pointing the base station the signal will be the best strength. Thus, we can adjust the holder to change the direction and angle of the antenna while observing the RF LED of the ODU which indicates the signal Figure 22: Signal Indicators 5.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 5.2.2 WiMAX data statistics and Hardware information The WiMAX data statistics shows the wireless data traffic amount and the hardware info displays the underlying WiMAX chipset and driver information. The configuration of WiMAX other parameters reference by following instructions given in WiMAX CPE User Manual. 5.3 Welcome WEB Page The following figure shows the Welcome page of web management interface of AirStream 4000 CPE which provides 1 LAN ports, 1 Phone line port.
CPE-O-R-WS User Manual 5.4 LED Display Table 7: Led Display 32 LED Indicator Function Description PWR Power Indicator Green Color – Device is powered on RUN System Run Indicator Fast Blinking – Device is rebooting Slow Blinking – Device is in normal operation LAN LAN port status Solid Green – LAN port is up Blinking Green – LAN data activity in progress RF (4 LEDs) RF Signal Strength 4 level signal strengths indication by 4 green LEDs Runcom Technologies Ltd.
