INFINET WIRELESS LINK EXPERT (IWLE)

TRAINING COURSE 2018

Agenda IWLE
• Introducción InfiNet Wireless.

• Familias de productos y números de Parte. (3 Horas)

• PIAS (Planear - Instalar - Alinear - Sintonizar). (5 horas)

• Configuración Gestión. (2 Horas).

• Herramientas de Mantenimiento y Recomendaciones. (2 Horas)

• Configuración Básica de Red. (3 Horas)

• Certificación. (1 hora)
Información Expositor

Carlos Duque
Technical Sales Manager Bolivia,
Colombia, Chile, Ecuador y Perú.
c.duque@infinetwireless.com
WhatsApp: +57 3134991467
Skype: cduqueacero2007
Twitter: @InfiNet_LA
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INTRODUCCION
¿Quienes somos?

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Backhaul, ultima milla y
acceso fijo de banda
• Mas de 500K ancha
sistemas
inalámbricos
desplegados en mas
de 100 países

• Somos fabricantes de
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• Continuamos desarrollando
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de R&D (investigación y
manufactura y 70 en
desarrollo )
operación
Presencia Global

Headquarters
Sales/support offices
EKATERIMBURGO

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Fortalezas de InfiNet

Empresa Inversionistas de
Hermana InfiNet desde
2005
 FAMILIAS DE
PRODUCTOS Y
NUMEROS DE PARTE
Portafolio de Productos

Familia InfiLINK Familia InfiMAN 2x2

Punto a Punto ( PtP ) Punto a Multipunto ( PtMP )

Características Clave: Características Clave:

• Throughput de 1Gbps @40MHz • Cobertura de hasta 40 Km

• Distancias: +100 Km • Capacidad de Estación Base de 240Mbps
• Alta Eficiencia Espectral • Capacidad de CPE de 100 Mbps
• Conectividad con LoS/NLoS • Smart Antenna ( Beamfoarming )

Frecuencias: 2,3,4,5 y 6 GHz Frecuencias: 3,5 y 6 GHz

 Familia de producto: InfiLINK ( PtP )

XG 1000 XG PRO LITE

Características Clave: Características Clave: Características Clave: Características Clave:

• Throughput de • Throughput de • Throughput de • Throughput de

1Gbps @2x40MHz 500Mbps @40MHz 280Mbps 180Mbps
• Dual Carrier • Hibrido FDD • Potencia de 27 dBm • Potencia de 25 dBm
• Potencia de 22 dBm • Potencia de 27 dBm • Interface 1xGigE • Interface 2xFE
• Interfaces 2xGigE & • Interfaces 2xGigE & • Sincronización TDD
SFP SFP
• Sincronización TDD • Sincronización TDD

• Frec: 5GHz • Frec: 2,3,4,5 y 6GHz • Frec: 3,5 y 6 GHz • Frec: 3,5 y 6 GHz
InfiLINK XG 1000 1Gbps @ 2 x40 MHz

R5000-series. PtP or SU. H11

25 dBm de potencia
de transmisión

Panel integrado: 23,

26 y 28 dBi
InfiLINK XG 1000 Portafolio de Productos

Xm Um

Models

5 GHz 23 dBi | up to 22 dBm 26 dBi | up to 22 dBm 28 dBi | up to 22 dBm 2x N-type | up to 22 dBm

Capacity QAM16: up to 370 Mbps; QAM64: up to 630 Mbps; QAM256: up to 1000 Mbps

Channel Widths 2x10/2x20/2x40 MHz

TDD
Duplex Modes Hybrid-FDD

TDD Sync Via built-in or external (ANT-SYNC) GPS-receiver or from IEEE1588 master

Network Timing/
IEEE1588 v2, transparent clock
Synchronization
Ethernet 2x Gigabit Ethernet, SFP-interface

10-20 km 12-30 km 15-40 km

Distance (max 25 km) (max 40 km) (max 50 km)
60+ km
Infinet Wireless XG 1000

Primer Canal Segundo Canal

40MHz 40MHz
500Mbps 500Mbps

XG XG

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InfiLINK XG : 500 Mbps @ 40 MHz

R5000-series. PtP or SU. H11

27 dBm de potencia
de transmisión

Panel integrado: 23,

26 y 28 dBi
InfiLINK XG Portafolio de Productos

Xm Um

Models

2 GHz 19 dBi | up to 27 dBm 2x N-type | up to 27 dBm

3 GHz 22 dBi | up to 27 dBm 2x N-type | up to 27 dBm

4 GHz 23 dBi | up to 23 dBm 2x N-type | up to 23 dBm

5 GHz 23 dBi | up to 27 dBm 26 dBi | up to 27 dBm 28 dBi | up to 27 dBm 2x N-type | up to 27 dBm

6 GHz 24 dBi | up to 27 dBm 27 dBi | up to 27 dBm 2x N-type | up to 27 dBm

Capacity QAM64 (< 340 Mbps), QAM256 (< 480 Mbps), QAM1024 (< 500 Мbps)

Instant DFS Supported, 5 GHz only

Channel Widths 10/20/40 MHz

TDD
Duplex Modes Hybrid-FDD (2, 3, 4, 5 GHz only)

TDD Sync Via built-in or external (ANT-SYNC) GPS-receiver or from IEEE1588 master

Network Timing/
IEEE1588 v2, transparent clock
Synchronization
Ethernet 2x Gigabit Ethernet, SFP-interface

10-30 km 12-40 km 15-50 km

Distance (max 30 km) (max 50 km) (max 60 km)
100+ km
Serie XG - CPSC
CP-SC (Cyclic Prefix - Single Carrier). Esta es una nueva tecnología
que al igual que OFDM soporta multi - trayectoria, pero que requiere menor
amplificación de potencia en altas modulaciones. Con CP-SC siempre se logra una
mayor velocidad de transmisión pero en bajas modulaciones no es tan evidente la
diferencia.

Velocidad
Potencia Eficacia OFDM = 9,375 Mbps / MHz
Mbps
Eficacia CP-SC = 12 Mbps /MHz

256 QAM
750 Mbps

1024 QAM
500 Mbps

Radios Basados en CP-SC

Radios Basados en OFDM

Modulación Ancho Banda f (MHz)

40MHz
256 QAM 1024 QAM
80MHz
 Serie XG - CBB
Software Design Radio. XG al utilizar CP-SC puede crear ondas preconcebidas
en donde se pueden aplicar algoritmos para recuperar la señal y técnicas como envío de los
Bloques de Control en bajas modulaciones.
Activar Control Block Boost eleva
Control Control Control
Data Block Block Block un 6% la velocidad de transmisión
Booster Booster Booster
a cualquier modulación.
Conversión ©√
CP-SC
Analogo
Control
a Block Ruido CP-SC requiere un procesamiento
Digital ©√ gigante para deducir la información
t original, lo cual es posible en
Analitica por Software
nuestro tiempo, y por esto puede
Data transmitir un 40% más de datos.
Control OFDM
Block
Sub -
Portadoras Ruido

OFDM estira los datos en el

Conversión tiempo y lo divide en sub-
Analogo Ruido portadoras para superar los
a problemas de multí-trayectoria y
Digital ruido. Esto hace que siempre
Ruido logre una menor velocidad de
transmisión que CP-SC.
t
Serie XG - Modulación Independiente en
cada Polaridad
MIMO 2x2 Inteligente. Incluso llegando a una diferencia sustancial de
modulación puede permitir transmitir un ancho de banda mucho mayor que un radio
convencional.

V-pol H-pol

Conventional system InfiLINK XG

H-POL
V-pol V-POL
H-pol H-POL
V-pol V-POL
H-pol
QAM256 QAM256 QAM256 QAM256
QAM64 QAM64 QAM64 QAM256 Up to 50%
higher
QAM16 QAM16 QAM16 QAM256 capacity
 XG Benefits - Interference Handle Tools
Analyzing the Spectrum

Horizontal
Polarization

Vertical
Polarization
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Serie XG - RSSI

RSSI. El radio XG tiene dos formas de verificar el RSSI.

LEDs Acceso WEB

 XG Benefits - Interference Handle Tools
Checking MIMO 2x2 Status.
Alignment Status. It verifies how the
polarities in the MIMO transmission are aligned. This
gives a vision of problems as cross polarities in
external antennas, reflections or approaches of the
polarities by distance.

OK

Not OK
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Serie XG - Alineación MIMO
Alineación MIMO. La Herramienta tiene puntos de referencia, como lo son pixeles de color
Azul, Rosa o Gris. Cada uno da una información importante que puede dar a conocer problemas físicos de
alineación o variaciones extremas no convenientes.

- Color Rosa. Máximos puntos

de RSSI alcanzados.

- Color Azul. Mínimos puntos

de RSSI alcanzados.

- Color Gris. Ultima posición

de distancia entre
polaridades, también es un
indicador de variación física
de la antena en esa
polaridad.
Serie XG - H-FDD
Half - FDD (H-FDD). Permite utilizar una frecuencia en el sentido Maestro -
Remoto y otra frecuencia en el sentido Remoto - Maestro.

DOWNLINK

UPLINK
Serie XG - Fibra Optica
Puerto SFP 1 x Gbps. Para velocidades mayores a 100Mbps el cable UTP
comienza a ser critico al momento de la calidad del enlace. Esto se puede eliminar
usando el puerto en Fibra Optica SFP que puede soportar SFP monomodo (10Km a
120Km, 1 Fibra o 2 Fibras) o SFP multimodo (500 Mts, 2 Fibras). La alimentación se
puede llevar con un cable UTP cat 5e.

Cable UTP transporta solo DC.

PoE
XG PTP Link

Otra mejora es que se aísla las

descargas de los equipos activos.

Cable Fibra Optica transporta

Datos
El equipo que recibe la fibra puede
hacerlo con 1 hilo o 2 hilos a SFP Switch
varios Km .
Serie XG - Switch Integrado
Switch Giga Ethernet Integrado. XG viene con un Switch de 1
puertos en SFP Giga Ethernet que soporta fibra y 2 puertos Giga Ethernet en cobre,
los cuales pueden ser configurados para entregar o no tráfico a voluntad. Se pueden
hacer cascadas en la torre. Maneja VLAN tagging.

XG PTP Link XG PTP Link

2 Mts
Data 1+2
100 Mts 200 Mts 200 Mts
900 Mts Data 2 Energy Energy
Data 1 100 Mts
Energy + Data
200 Mts
Energy PoE PoE PoE
100Mts
Data 2
PoE Data 1
XG Benefits - ROBUST CONSTRUCTION
IP66. The jetted water (from any angle) must not be introduced by means
of a nozzle 12.5 mm in diameter, at an average of 100 liters per minute and at a
pressure of 100 kN / m² for not less than 3 minutes and one distance not less than
3 meters.

IP67. The object must withstand without any filtration the complete
immersion at 1 meter for 30 minutes.

Extreme weather:

Jungle.
Snowy.
Desertic.
Near the sea.
Constant rain Places.

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 InfiLINK 2x2 PRO : BS or PtP

iDFS – Mitigación avanzada de interferencia

280 Mbps

Redundancia,
Balanceo,
anillos – Alta
disponibilidad
de enlace
Panel integrado: 23,
26 y 28 dBi

PtP y PmP
Inteligente

27 dBm de potencia
de transmisión
InfiLINK 2x2 PRO Portafolio de Productos

Mmx Omx

Models

3 GHz 19 dBi | up to 23 dBm 22 dBi | up to 23 dBm 2x N-type | up to 23 dBm

5 GHz 23 dBi | up to 27 dBm 26 dBi | up to 27 dBm 28 dBi | up to 27 dBm 2x N-type | up to 27 dBm

6 GHz 24 dBi | up to 23 dBm 27 dBi | up to 23 dBm 2x N-type | up to 23 dBm

Capacity Up to 280 Mbps

Instant DFS Optional, 5 GHz only

5,6 GHz: 5/10/20/40 MHz

Channel widths 3 GHz: 3.5/5/7/10/14/15/20/28/30/40 MHz

TDD Sync Via external synchronization hub

Ethernet 1x Gigabit Ethernet

25-30 km 25-35 km 40-50 km

Distance (max 35 km) (max 40 km) (max 60 km)
90+ km
InfiLINK LITE: PtP or SU

180 Mbps
25 dBm de potencia
de transmisión

Redundancia 1+1,
2+0, etc…

Balanceo – Alta disponibilidad de enlace

InfiLINK 2x2 LITE Portafolio de Producto

Smn Lmn

Models

2x N-type | up to
3 GHz 19 dBi | up to 23 dBm 22 dBi | up to 23 dBm
23 dBm
2x N-type | up to
5 GHz 19 dBi | up to 25 dBm 23 dBi | up to 25 dBm 26 dBi | up to 25 dBm 28 dBi | up to 25 dBm
25 dBm
2x N-type | up to
6 GHz 19 dBi | up to 23 dBm 24 dBi | up to 23 dBm 27 dBi | up to 23 dBm
23 dBm
8/20/50/180 Mbps, net (8/20/50/300 Mbps bitrate) – license upgradeable
Capacity Model with antenna gain 26,27,28 dBi – up to 180 Mbps

Ethernet 1x Fast Ethernet 2x Fast Ethernet, PoE-out

15-25 km 25-30 km 40-50 km

Distance 10-12 km
(max 30 km) (max 40 km) (max 60 km)
70+ km
 Familia de producto: InfiMAN 2x2 ( PtMP )

Qmxb Mmxb/Omxb Smnb CPE / SU

( Radiobase ) ( Radiobase ) ( Radiobase ) ( Unidad Suscriptora)

Características Clave: Características Clave: Características Clave: Características Clave:

• Sector con antena • Sector con antena • Sector con antena • Throughput de hasta
integrada beamforming integrada de 90º / integrada de 90º 180Mbps
de 90º Externa • Throughput de 150 • Potencia de 25 dBm
• Throughput de 240 • Throughput de 240 Mbps por sector • Interface 2xFE
Mbps por sector Mbps por sector • Interface 2xFE
• Interface 1xGigE • Interface 1xGigE • Sincronización TDD
• Sincronización TDD • Sincronización TDD

• Frec: 5GHz • Frec: 3,5 y 6GHz • Frec: 3,5 y 6GHz • Frec: 3,5 y 6 GHz
InfiMAN 2x2 Portafolio de Producto

Base Station Sector Subscriber Terminals

Qmxb Mmxb Omxb Smnb Smnc Smn Lmnc Lmn
Models

14 dBi, 2x N-
19 dBi 23 22 dBi 2x N-type
3 GHz 90° 23 type 23
dBm 23 dBm 23 dBm
dBm dBm
21 dBi, 16 dBi, 2x N- 16 dBi,
19 dBi 25 23 dBi 25 26 dBi 25 28 dBi 2x N-type
5 GHz 90° 25 90° 27 type 27 90° 27
dBm dBm dBm 25 dBm 25 dBm
dBm dBm dBm dBm
16 dBi, 2x N-
19 dBi 23 24 dBi 23 27 dBi 2x N-type
6 GHz 90° 23 type 23
dBm dBm 23 dBm 23 dBm
dBm dBm
Up to 150 8/20/50/180 Mbps, net (8/20/50/300 Mbps bitrate) – license upgradeable
Capacity Up to 240 Mbps, net
Mbps, net Models with antenna gain 26,27,28 dBi – up to 180 Mbps
Optional
Instant DFS (only for 5 GHz)
2x Fast
1x Fast
Ethernet 1x Gigabit Ethernet Ethernet
Ethernet
2x Fast Ethernet, PoE-out
(PoE-out)
License
PtP upgrade
Ready
InfiMAN 2x2 ANTENA BEAMFORMING EN LA BS

Qmxb/5X.300.2x300.2x21
» Banda de Frecuencia de 5 GHz
» Capacidad de hasta 250 Mbps por
sector
» Antena
– Ganancia: 21-23 dBi
– Angulo Apertura: 20°x8°,
direccionable dentro de 90°
» Potencia de TX hasta 25 dBm
Hasta 23 dBm @ QAM64 5/6
» Dimensiones 371x371x90 mm, peso
4.5 kg
ОRDER NOW
Qmxb Sector Inteligente
Smart antenna Qmxb
- Maneja mejor problemas de
interferencia en ambientes urbanos
al reducir la recepción de señales de
otras fuentes de radio.

- Concentra la energía en un instante

determinado de tiempo elevando la
ganancia del enlace.

- Alcanza mayores distancias y

anchos de banda en ambientes
altamente interferidos.

BeamForming
Serie R5000 Lite - Dos Puertos
PoE IN + PoE OUT
Cascada Outdoor Consumo 7W Consumo 7W

Radio 23dBI
Camara PoE 12V

Consumo 7W

Eth1 PoE OUT Eth0

Eth0

PoE IN

Eth1 PoE OUT

Eth0

PoE out

Panel Solar

12VDC
R5000 PRO y LITE

Firewall Puede restringirse el

Ethernet tráfico a nivel 2, 3 y 4.

Se pueden Crear Reglas

Dirección IP, Puerto TCP -
UDP, MAC, VLAN, etc.

Se puede bloquear el
tráfico Broadcast para
evitar las tormentas de
Broadcast.

Se puede restringir en
Ethernet ciertas VLANs o en ciertas
Network interfaces.
Serie R5000 - DFS
Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS). La Selección Dinámica de Frecuencias es
una funcionalidad en la serie R5000 tanto PRO como Lite y esta implementándose en la serie XG. Significa
una detección automática de una serie de frecuencias que dependen de un rango y de una granularidad,
las cuales se analizan una a una en un tiempo por defecto de 3 segundos el cual es configurable, para
determinar cual es la mejor frecuencia para establecer un enlace.

dB Ruido

Rango de Frecuencias

4900 MHz 20 MHz 6000 MHz

Inicio Granularidad Fin
Serie R5000 - DFS
Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS).

- Color Amarillo es Interferencia detectada.

- Linea punteada significa que esta

analizando la frecuencia.

- Color Verde es la frecuencia seleccionada

para operar.

- Totalmente sin relleno aún no ha sido

analizada.

- Totalmente en Blanco ya fue analizada pero

no hay rastro de interferencia.
Serie R5000 - iDFS
instant Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS). La Selección Instantánea
Dinámica de Frecuencias es similar a DFS con la diferencia que la realiza un hardware adicional que se
instala dentro del radio que siempre esta recibiendo las señales que provienen de la antena. Es un
hardware especial y debe ser ordenado (con la letra s) únicamente para la serie R5000 PRO.
Monitoreo constante de los canales definidos por Rango y
RX
RADIO
Granularidad. Reacción inmediata a una fuerte interferencia
ANTENA
o evaluación cada 24 horas del mejor canal sin afectar el
servicio.
ANALIZADOR
ESPECTRO RX

Activación de Análisis de Espectro sin

afectar la disponibilidad del enlace
Serie R5000 - Alineación MIMO
Alineación MIMO.
Vertical Horizontal

RSSI
Nivel de señal en
Polarización Vertical

Nivel de señal en
Polarización Horizontal

Error Vector Magnitude.

Es el nivel calidad de la
señal y debe ser
máximo -21dB o
mínimo -33dB.

Re-transmisiones.
Velocidad TX.
Serie R5000 - Dos Modos Multipunto
Versión Base con Antena INTEGRADA de 16dBi y 90º. También existe la versión con antena externa.

MODO POLLING MODO TDMA

Jitter no controlado
Reuso. Jitter controlado.
No-Reuso.
Infinet PRO / Lite
Infinet PRO / Lite

Infinet PRO / Lite Infinet PRO / Lite

Serie R5000 - TDMA y el Re-uso Frecuencias

MODO TDMA
f1 f2 • Para 4 sectores se requieren solo 2
frecuencias.
• El Re-uso de frecuencias es posible en
f2 f1 sectores adyacentes.

AUX-ODU-SYNC es un hub de sincronización que soporta

GPS/GLONASS. Los equipos habilitados con este puerto de sincronización
son:

• InfiMAN 2x2 PRO BS sectors

• InfiLINK 2x2 PRO units
Serie R5000 - MINT
M.I.N.T
Mesh
Interconnection
Network
Technology
Switch Group
Switch Group (MINT).

SW1 ETH TAG 100

ETH 0
MINT
SVI 1
SWG
VLAN 100

RF
ETH TAG 100 MINT

RF 5.0
ETH NO TAG
SWG
ETH 0

SW2 ETH NO TAG

R5000 UNIT
Switch Group
Switch Group (MINT).

ETH 0

CCTVoIP SWG1
VLAN
100

RF

MINT

RF 5.0
MINT
R5000 UNIT CPE 1
Internet
ETH 0

SWG2

R5000 UNIT
Base PMP

R5000 UNIT CPE 2

Serie R5000 - MINT Spanning Tree

Infinet PRO o Lite

Infinet PRO o Lite
PTP o PMP
PTP o PMP

PC PC
Conversor
Conversor
De
De
Medio
Medio

F.O

LAN LAN
Serie R5000 - MINT suma enlaces

Infinet PRO o Lite

Infinet PRO o Lite
PTP o PMP
PTP o PMP

PC PC

LAN LAN
Serie R5000 - MINT Anillos

40

PC3 70
130 Server
60 PC4

10
Metro Ethernet

PC2 VLAN X PC1

Serie R5000 - IGMP Nativo

MODO UNICAST Infinet PRO / Lite

Grabación MODO MULTICAST

12 Mbps
6 Mbps
6 Mbps Infinet PRO / Lite

Infinet PRO / Lite

6 Mbps

6 Mbps

Monitoreo
Infinet PRO / Lite
6 Mbps
 Serie R5000 - Resistencia en ambientes
hostiles
IP66. No debe entrar el agua arrojada a chorros (desde cualquier ángulo)
por medio de una boquilla de 12,5 mm de diámetro, a un promedio de 100 litros
por minuto y a una presión de 100 kN/m² durante no menos de 3 minutos y a una
distancia que no sea menor de 3 metros.

IP67. El objeto debe soportar sin filtración alguna la inmersión completa a

1 metro durante 30 minutos.

Climas Extremos:

Jungla o Selva.
Nevados.
Desertico.
Cerca al Mar.
Lluvias constantes.
Portafolio de Productos

NOMENCLATURA DE NÚMEROS DE PARTE

Explicación Número de Parte
ACCESORIOS
Accesorios

Hub de sincronización TDD (AUX-ODU-SYNC)

Descripción:
• Suministra una precisa referencia de tiempo a los
sectores InfiMAN 2x2 BS, como a los radios InfiLINK 2x2
PRO.
• En combinación con la arquitectura inalámbrica basada en
TDMA , AUX-ODU-SYNC permite la sincronización TDD
de los sistemas, eliminando los problemas de auto-
interferencia entre sectores co-localizados, y permite el re-
uso de frecuencias en el mismo sitio.
• La antena activa puede recibir señal de los sistemas GPS
o GLONASS.
• Suministra una referencia de tiempo basada en GNSS lo
que ayuda a la sincronización en un mismo sitio (intra-
site) o entre multiples sitios (inter-side).
• Suministra información de geolocalización y tiempo UTC.
Accesorios

Hub de sincronización TDD (AUX-ODU-SYNC)

Specifications:
• Receptor GNSS: integrado, GPS/GLONASS.
• Antena GNSS: Integrada, activa.
• Protección contra polvo y agua: IP66 e IP67
• DC Input rango: ±19..±56 VDC
• Consumo de potencia: hasta 4W.
• Conectores e interfaces:
• Port 0-6: salida de sincronización.
• Power: DC input
• Tamaño y Peso: 180х170х75mm, 0.65kg
Cableado:
• Requiere cables especializados CAB-SYNC-L, los cuales
permiten la conversión a la interfaz en los radios PRO y la
protección contra descargas. AUX-ODU-SYNC debe ser
conectada a todas las unidades que se requieren
sincronizar.
Accesorios

Antena GPS InfiLINK XG (ANT-SYNC)

Descripción:
• Antena externa para recibir señal de satelites
GPS/GLONASS
• Protección contra agua y polvo: IP66 e IP67
• No requiere energía. El equipo XG tiene embebido el
GPS.
• Conector: Tipo N Hembra.
• Tamaño y Peso: 180х170х72 mm, 0.36kg
Cableado:
• Cable RF tipo N macho a tipo N macho.

Antena GPS
Accesorios

Indoor AC/DC injector (IDU-CPE)

Especificaciones:
• Usado en unidades Smn y Lmn únicamente. Integra
un protector de descargas, por lo que se debe conectar
a tierra.
• AC input 100-240VAC, 0.5A, 47-63Hz
Pin RJ45 Input RJ45 Output
• DC output 48VDC, 0.8A
4 NC Vdc (+)
• Potencia Radio: 7W.
5 NC Vdc (+)
• Capacidad: 24W.
7 NC Vdc (-)
8 NC Vdc (-)
Accesorios

Indoor AC/DC injector (IDU-BS-G)

Especificaciones:
• Usado en los equipos Omx y Mmx. Integra un
protector de descargas, por lo que se debe conectar a
tierra.
• AC input 100-240VAC, 1.02A, 47-63Hz
• DC output 56VDC, 0.9A Pin RJ45 Input RJ45 Output
4 NC Vdc (+)
• Potencia Radio: 13W.
5 NC Vdc (+)
• Capacidad: 50.4W
7 NC Vdc (-)
8 NC Vdc (-)
Accesorios

Indoor AC/DC injector (IDU-BS-G(60W))

Especificaciones:
• Usado con los equipos XG /
XG1000 y Qmxb únicamente. Integra un protector de
descargas, por lo que se debe conectar a tierra.
• AC input 100-240VAC, 1.02A, 47-63Hz
• DC output 55VDC, 1.1A Pin RJ45 Input RJ45 Output
4 NC Vdc (+)
• Potencia Radio:
5 NC Vdc (+)
• XG1000 (35W)
7 NC Vdc (-)
• XG (30W)
8 NC Vdc (-)
• Capacidad: 60W.
Accesorios

Indoor DC/DC injector (IDU-CPE-DC)

Descripción:
• Diseñado para alimentar todos las unidades CPE (Smn y Lmn). Tiene protector contra
descargadas incorporado. Se debe conectar el tornillo de tierra.
Specifications:
• DC Input: ±36-72 V RJ45 – Ethernet output (data+VDC, protected leg)
• DC Output: +48 V, 0.5 A VIN+ DC+ Input
• Capacidad: hasta 27 W VIN– DC–Input, FG – ground clamp
Accesorios

Indoor DC/DC injector IDU-LA-G(V.01)

Description:
• Diseñado para alimentar los equipos XG, XG1000, Mmx y
Omx. Tiene un protector de línea incorporado y debe
conectarse el tornillo de tierra para su correcto aterrizaje.
• Se conecta a fuentes de poder de terceras partes, por lo
que se recomienda que estas fuentes tengan regulación de
corriente.
Precaución! es posible que la IDU-LA-G(V.01) alimenten
unidades Smn y Lmn, sin embargo el voltaje de entrada debe
estar entre +9 a +56VDC. Voltajes negativos DC pueden
dañar las unidades de radio. En caso de solo tener disponible
voltaje DC negativo se recomienda usar la IDU-CPE-DC para
alimentar unidades Smn y Lmn.
Especificaciones:
• DC Input: ±43-56 V
• DC Output: same as input
Accesorios

Outdoor DC injector with built-in lightning protection (AUX-ODU-INJ-G)

Descripción:
• Es compatible con todos los equipos Infinet Wireless.
• Reduce la complejidad en la instalación en caso que se
tenga una fuente de poder DC cerca a la unidad
outdoor, eliminando la necesidad de un gabinete para
uso exterior.
Especificaciones:
• DC Input: ±43-56 V (XG, Mmx y Omx),
+9..+56 V(Smn/Lmn)
• DC Output: same as input
• ETH IN - Ethernet input
• ETH OUT - Ethernet output (data+VDC, protected leg)
• GND - ground clamp
• 10/100/1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet pass-through)
• IP66 & IP67 para protección contra agua y polvo y GR-
1089 para protección contra descargas.
Accesorios

Outdoor Lightning Protection Unit (AUX-ODU-LPU-G )

Description:
• Es un protector de línea opcional de uso exterior (LPU) diseñado de
manera robusta para soportar los ambientes más extremos,
protegiendo a las unidades de radio de descargas que puedan
recibirse a través de la conexión ethernet, los cuales normalmente
son inducidos por descargas eléctricas fuertes.
• Cada uno de los radios InfiNet tienen incorporados protectores
contra descargas que provengan del antena integrada o externa, la
solución AUX-ODU-LPU-G gracias a su grado de protección GR-
1089, ayuda a reducir el riesgo de reemplazo de unidades en
ambientes donde es muy difícil acceder.
• Compatible con todos los productos de InfiNet.
Especificaciones:
• ETH IN - Ethernet input
• ETH OUT - Ethernet output (protected leg)
• GND - ground clamp
• 10/100/1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet pass-through)
• IP66 & IP67 para protección contra agua y polvo, y GR-1089 para
protector contra descargas.
Accesorios

Antenas Externas de Alta Ganancia

Aplicaciones Claves
• Enlaces de larga distancia.
• Alta disponibilidad de enlaces.
• Altas modulaciones en PTP y PMP.

Características PS-5800-34-12-DP PS-5800-37-18-DP

Banda de Frecuencia 5,25 a 5,875 GHz 5,25 a 5,875 GHz

Ganancia 35.8 dBi 38.2 dBi
Beam width, 3 dB 3.1°х 3.1° 1.9°х 1.9°
Polarización Dual (H+V) Dual (H+V)
Diametro 1.2 m 1.8 m
Weight 28.5 Kg 70.2 Kg
Connectors 2х N-type (F) 2х N-type (F)
Accesorios

Universal mounting kit

Descripción:
• Parte estándar de los accesorios en el empaque.
• Permite fácil y estable un ajuste en los dos ejes.
• Montaje en variedad de estructuras:
• Mástil estándar.
• Muros.
• Ajuste fino (vertical/horizontal)
Accesorios

Cable de consola & cable RF

Descripción de cable de consola:

• Cable de fábrica para uso exterior que permite
conexión de consola en unidades Omx e Mmx.
• Varias longitudes de cable.

Descripción cable RF:

• 1 mt alta calidad bajas perdidas cable RF.
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PLANEAR
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

InfiNet Wireless InfiPLANNER PTP

Cloud-based application:
• Developed on top of Range Calculator
and Link Estimator
• Point-to-point link estimation
• Auto-save and auto-store projects
Calculator mode:
• Link availability and real throughput
for the given distance
• Link distance and real throughput
for the given availability
Geo-located mode:
• Uses Google™ maps
• Import sites from “kmz” files
• Precise equipment positioning
• Path profile
• Mounting instructions
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Channel settings
• You can perform the radio settings from the “Link Settings” panel. For example, let’s
select “4.9 to 6 GHz” for frequency range, 5.25 GHz for central frequency, a channel
width of 40 MHz and we will limit the transmit power to 21 dBm
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Set the location for each site

• Then, you can fill in the coordinates manually from the “Site Settings” panel of each site or
drag the sites across the map to the desired location
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

View path profile

• If the line between the two sites is yellow or red, it means that the Fresnel zone is partially
or completely blocked by obstacles

• To view the path profile, activate the “Show terrain profile tool” at the bottom of the
webpage
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Adjust the antenna height

• In order to improve the link quality, let’s adjust the height of the antenna to 25m
for each Site, either from the “Terrain profile” tool or from the “Site settings”
panel
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Assign devices to each Site and generate results

• To view the estimation results, go to Equipment & Results in the upper-right
section. Then, choose R5000-Smn/5.300.2x200.2x23 for both Site A and Site B
and finally go to “Estimation Summary”
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Detailed reports
• For more detailed information, you can access the “Detailed performance
report” at every site, which shows the predicted performance at every
modulation supported by the equipment
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Geo-located mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Export reports
• In order to save the report on your PC go to the bottom section of the
“Equipment & Results” window and download the mounting guide. The exported
PDF document contains (along with all the estimation data) path profile and
mounting information, which is necessary for antenna installation
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Calculator mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

• To enter the Calculator mode, simply deactivate the Geo-located mode using
the “Geo-located link” switch at the top of the “Link settings” panel
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Calculator mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Environmental conditions
• Let’s set the environmental conditions in which the link should be established:
terrain type – “Average” and climate type – “Normal”
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Calculator mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Channel settings
• Then, select “4.9 to 6 GHz” for frequency range, 5.25 GHz for central frequency,
a channel width of 40 MHz and limit the transmit power to 21 dBm
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Calculator mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Estimation type
• You can choose either “Distance” or “Availability” as the main input criterion for
your estimation. Let’s select “Distance” for now and set it to 30 km
Radio Planning process - major stages and tools

Case study using the Calculator mode of InfiPLANNER PTP

Assign devices to each Site and generate results

• To view the estimation results, go to Equipment & Results in the upper-right
section. Then, choose R5000-Smn/5.300.2x200.2x23 for both Site A and Site B
and finally go to “Estimation Summary”
Planeé.
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INSTALAR
Installation Process

Prerequisites

Before the installation, please make sure you have all necessary parts and accessories
• Parts and Materials:
‒ Antenna (for connectorized ODU models)
‒ Low loss antenna RF cable for the required frequency range (CAB-RF-1M cable is
recommended)
‒ Antenna pole (if necessary)
‒ Required grounding circuit, including cables and rods (if these are not already in place
at the installation site)
‒ Connectors and sealing set:
• RJ-45
• SFP
• Butyl (mastic) rubber sealant tape
• Splicing / insulation tape, or thermal shrinkage tube
Installation Process

Prerequisites

• Screwdrivers set
Tools • Pliers / Wrenches
• Spanners set
• Scissors
• Fan (for heating thermal shrinkage tubes, if necessary)
• Compass with bearing/azimuth reading

• AUX-ODU-INJ-G DC injector with lightning protection

Optional
• AUX-ODU-LPU-G line protection unit
Accessories
Installation Process

Antenna Mounting Guidelines

Antenna placement:
• Follow the results obtained in the radio network planning phase
• Proximity of other antennas should be avoided (by at least 2 meters)
• The pole should be high enough so there are at least 2 meters from the roof to the
antenna
• The pole should be properly grounded and lightning protected
• Antenna’s position must be lower than the highest antenna pole point at least by 2
antenna heights
Installation Process

Antenna Mounting Guidelines

Antenna mounting types:

Antenna pole mounting Poles with stretching Antenna wall mounting

(typical pole diameter
is 30 to 85 mm)
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (XG)

Preparing the RJ-45 connectors

• Put the cable gland nut, the split sealing grommet and the cable gland threaded
coupling onto the pre-terminated cable and insert the split sealing grommet into the
cable gland threaded coupling
• Crimp the regular RJ-45 connector onto the cable using the crimping tool (do not use
the shielded RJ-45 connector on this end of the cable as it should be attached on the
IDU end)
• Make sure that the RJ-45 connector is well-crimped; a loose connector can damage the
device – please note that such damage is not covered by the warranty
• Insert the connector into the socket
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (XG)

Preparing the SFP connectors

• Put the cable gland nut, the split sealing grommet for optical cable and the cable gland
threaded coupling onto the pre-terminated optical cable
• Set the SFP-module into the socket until you hear a click
• Insert the connector into the SFP-module
• Insert the split sealing grommet into the cable gland threaded coupling, screw the cable
gland threaded coupling into the port, tighten it and then the cable gland nut
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (for connectorized XG models)

• Prepare RF cables of the required length; for 5 GHz devices, the recommended
maximum RF cable length is 1 meter
• Install and seal the connectors on the RF cables

• Determine the STP cable length that is used to connect IDU and ODU; the total cable
length between LAN (behind IDU) and ODU should not be longer than 100 meters
(service cable connecting IDU and ODU should be STP Cat 5E cable)
• If using SFP module, connect it to ODU, plug in the optical cable and seal the connector
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (XG)

1. Cable gland nut 6. Standard RJ-45 connector

2. Split sealing grommet 7. GPS antenna port (antenna and cable
3. Cable gland threaded coupling are not included in the delivery
package)
4. Optical cable (from 2 to 3 mm)
8. Grounding bolt
5. SFP-module (not included in the delivery
package)
Instale.
Fibra Optica al radio:
Se recomienda hacer el tendido de Fibra
Optica con cajas ópticas al final e inicio del
mismo.
XG

Se recomiendan trabajar con SFP monomodo

de 1 hilo de fibra conector SC, por que
simplifica la instalación.

Patch Cord Patch

Cord
2 Mt
ODF Caja Optica

Cable de Fibra Optica

Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (for connectorized models)

1. Install (crimp) regular RJ-45 connector for ODU on the STP cable and seal it
2. Lay the STP cable (and the optical cable, if used) "from top to bottom" – from ODU to
IDU
3. Install (crimp and solder) shielded RJ-45 connector for IDU on the STP cable
4. Install ODU on the mounting bracket, connectors facing down, and tighten it
5. Connect the ODU-IDU cable to the ODU
6. Seal the ODU Ethernet connectors
7. Connect the RF cables to the antenna ports, minding the polarization marks (twist the
connectors tightly)
8. Connect the RF cables to the ODU ports, after previously having touched the RF
cables’ connector case with ODU connector case
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (for connectorized models)

1. Seal RF connectors from both sides (ODU and antenna)

2. Connect the STP cable to IDU, after previously having touched IDU connector case
with STP cable connector case
3. Provide grounding for IDU
4. Connect Ethernet cable to IDU
5. Connect the IDU to power
6. Connect to the Device using Telnet protocol
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (for connectorized models)

Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (R5000)

Cable gland assembly for R5000-Mmx/Mmxb/Omx/Omxb models:

Required components:
1. Unshielded RJ-45 connector
2. Connector cover
3. Shielded RJ-45 connector
4. FTP Category 5E cable
5. Cable sealing nut
6. Cable sealing grommet
7. Cable gland case
8. Cable gland nut

• Put the cable gland nut, the split sealing grommet and the cable gland threaded
coupling onto the pre-terminated cable and insert the split sealing grommet into the
cable gland threaded coupling
• Crimp the regular RJ-45 connector onto the cable using the crimping tool (do not use
the shielded RJ-45 connector on this end of the cable as it should be attached on the
IDU end)
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (R5000)

Cable gland assembly for R5000-Mmx/Mmxb/Omx/Omxb models:

• Make sure that the RJ-45 connector is well-crimped; a loose connector can
damage the device – please note that such damage is not covered by the
warranty
• Insert the connector into the socket
• Tighten the cable gland nut until you hear a click by rotating it clockwise
• Tighten the cable sealing nut. Do not apply excessive force
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (R5000)

Cable gland assembly for R5000-Smn/Lmn/Smnc models:

Required components:
1. Unshielded RJ-45 connector
2. Connector cover
3. Shielded RJ-45 connector
4. FTP Category 5E cable

• Put the cable sealing nut and the cable gland case onto the cable
• Crimp the regular RJ-45 connector onto the cable using the crimping tool (do not use
the shielded RJ-45 connector on this end of the cable as it should be attached on the
IDU end)
Installation Process

Installing the Outdoor Units (R5000)

Cable gland assembly for R5000-Smn/Lmn/Smnc models:

• Insert the connector into the socket until you hear a click
• Screw the cable gland case into the port and tighten it. Do not apply excessive
force
Installation Process

InfiNet Wireless R5000-Smn(c) 5-6-6GHz, 19 dBi Installation

Installation with clamps

The clamps supplied with each device allow it to be mounted

on a 32-60 mm pole
• In order to mount the device on a pole follow the
procedure below:
1. Ensure that the cable gland (1) is assembled properly
2. Attach the clamps to the pole and to the unit
mounting point
3. Hold the unit at the designated position and tighten
the clamps by rotating the bolts (2) with a screwdriver
or a 7mm wrench. Do not overtighten the clamps
4. Attach the ground cable (3)
5. If there is a need for further alignment loosen the
clamps, adjust the azimuth and tighten them again
Installation Process

InfiNet Wireless R5000-Smn(c) 5-6-6GHz, 19 dBi Installation

Installation with MONT-KIT-85c

Use the MONT-KIT-85c kit for a secure and reliable installation
to a pipe/wall/pole. This kit allows 2-axis precise alignment under
any mounting conditions.
In order to mount the device on a pole follow the procedure
below:
1. Attach the small mounting bracket (1) to the device using the
supplied clamps. Ensure that the bracket fits correctly

2. Attach the mount arm (3) to the bracket and tighten the bolt (2)

3. If mounting to a wall or other flat surface, attach the metal

plate (5) to the surface, assemble the binding and tighten bolts
(2) and (4) until the unit is fixed in position
4. If mounting on a pole (30 to 85 mm diameter), assemble the pole mounting bracket (5, 6) on the
designated position. Using the 13mm wrench tighten the bolts (7) until the bracket is fixed in position,
attach the unit with the mounting assembly and tighten the bolt (4)

5. If there is a need for further alignment adjustments loosen the bolts (2) and (4), adjust the unit's
position and tighten the bolts again
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

Grounding connections schematics when using IDU-BS-G:

A separate grounded protection device
should be installed between the ODU and
the antenna, on each of the 2 RF cables,
in case the antenna has no DC-short
protection circuit.
Antenna pole

ODU
ODU Grounding clamp RF Cables

Pole grounding FTP Cat5e

UTP/FTP Cat5e
Ground ring IDU
LAN
switch
220V

Three-wire power cable should

be used to ground the IDU
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

Grounding connections schematics when using AUX-ODU-INJ-G:

Connecting and Sealing Mounting and
Procedure: Grounding Procedure:
1. Cable gland nut; 1. Cable gland;
2. Sealing grommet; 2. Clamps;
3. Cable gland threaded 3. Grounding bolt.
coupling;
4. Standard RJ-45
connector;
5. Shielded RJ-45
Press on these catchers (1)
connector; when the cable is terminated;
6. Power connector. Use the round cable with
diameter from 5mm to 6mm with
conductor cross-section from
0.5mm to 2.5mm;
Cat 5e FTP cable may be used
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

AUX-ODU-INJ-G is an optional A separate grounded protection device

accessory which may be used to should be installed between the ODU
connect third-party DC power and the antenna, on each of the 2 RF
cables, in case the antenna has no
sources to the ODU (for example, DC-short protection circuit.
to power the unit from solar power
or wind power sources) Antenna pole

ODU
ODU Grounding clamp RF Cables

Pole grounding

Ground ring
AUX-ODU-INJ-G

FTP
Cat.5e
43...56 V
DC

LAN switch
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

Grounding connections schematics when using AUX-ODU-LPU-G:

Connecting and Sealing Mounting and Grounding
Procedure: Procedure:
1. Cable gland nut; 1. Cable gland;
2. Sealing grommet; 2. Clamps;
3. Cable gland threaded 3. Grounding bolt.
coupling;
4. Standard RJ-45
connector;
5. Shielded RJ-45
connector.
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

• AUX-ODU-LPU-G is an A separate grounded protection device

optional accessory which may should be installed between the ODU and
Antenna pole the antenna, on each of the 2 RF cables, in
be used to serve as a line case the antenna has no DC-short
protection unit for the ODU protection circuit
and for the indoor network ODU
equipment connected to the
ODD Grounding RF cables
Ethernet port of the IDU
clamp
Short distance (mount
• For maximum protection of the upper AUX-ODU-LPU-G
ODU, IDU and customer LAN close to ОDU)
devices, use 2 AUX-ODU- ETH OUT
LPU-G connected as shown in AUX-ODU-LPU-G Long distance (the
the diagram. The purpose of Pole grounding majority of IDU-ODU
the LPU at the top is to protect FTP Cat.5e cable run should be
the ODU from a surge of between the 2 AUX-
AUX-ODU-LPU-G ODU-LPU-G)
lightning strike which can hit Ground ring
the long STP cable run along UTP/FTP Short distance (mount
LAN
the height of the pole or on the Cat5e switch lower AUX-ODU-LPU-G
Three-wire paver close to IDU)
roof of the building. The
cable should be used
purpose of the LPU at the to ground the IDU IDU
bottom is to protect the IDU
and customer equipment
220V
Instale.
Cable de Tierra: Una descarga eléctrica o un rayo,
son ondas de alta energía en
El efecto Skin predice que más del frecuencias altas, por lo tanto el
63% de la energía que se efecto Skin es aún más fuerte.
transporta en un conductor de
cobre cilíndrico viajara por una
región menor a 50 micrómetros.

La solución es utilizar un cable con

muchos filamentos que minimicen
el efecto Skin.
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

Grounding when using AUX-ODU-SYNC:

Mounting Procedure: Connecting and Grounding

1. Threaded studs Procedure:

2. Bracer 1. Cable gland nut

3. Nut and washer 2. Sealing grommet

3. Cable gland threaded coupling
4. Unshielded RJ-45 connector
5. CAB-SYNC cable
6. Adapter for connecting to the
console port od the ODU
7. Grounding bolt
Installation Process

Grounding and Lightning Protection

To connect AUX-ODU-SYNC to ODU, insert the adapter of the special CAB-SYNC

cable to the console port of ODU and tighten the cap nut
Installation Process

Installing the Indoor Units

Configuración Básica R5000
5 Parámetros Básicos:
IP Defecto: 10.10.10.1 o 10.10.20.1.
• Scrambling.

• Channel Width.

• Channel Type.

• Greenfield.

• SID.
ALINEAR
INSTALACION

Best practices for antenna installation

LoS (Line of Sight)

Although InfiNet Wireless devices can also operate in Near-LoS or Non-LoS conditions,
in order to achieve maximum performance, you must always try to have the Fresnel Zone
completely unobstructed by obstacles like trees, buildings etc.
Line of sight (LOS) Line of sight
Fresnel zone

Near line of sight (nLOS) Non line of sight (nLOS)

Line of sight Line of sight
Fresnel zone Fresnel zone
Alineé.
RSSI y Alienación Polaridades:
SINTONIZAR
Sintonice.
Analizador de Espectro o DFS:

Analizador de Espectro

DFS
LABORATORIO 1
CONFIGURACIONES BASICAS
Radio settings and capabilities

• One of the InfiNet advantages comes from one of the design stage
conceptions – Flexibility in configurations
• Such an approach enriches customers with a wide range of
solutions powered by InfiNet units. For instance:
‒ InfiNet MIMO units can be set to work also in MISO or in SISO
modes
‒ Alternatively, it is possible to disable any of the two radio chains
(connected to horizontally and vertically polarized antennas) in
order to provide links flexibility and to address various scenarios
‒ On the other hand, it is possible to extend reliable link distance,
increasing reception robustness in Near-LoS or even in Non-LoS
by switching InfiNet units from MIMO mode to MISO mode
• So, let's take a closer look at the InfiNet radio settings
Laboratorio 1.
Crear un enlace Punto a Punto.

Maestro Esclavo

IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+5) IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+5)

PC 1 PC 2
IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+1) IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+1)

Grupo: Es el numero que se asigna sobre las mesas.

5 Parámetros: Scrambling = ON, Channel Width = 40MHz, Channel Type = Dual,

Greenfield = ON, 101010(Dos Dígitos Grupo).
Radio settings and capabilities

Laboratory A - Task 3

Purpose: Configure a Point-to-Point link (setting-up the basic radio link parameters)
• Step 1: Configure one of the two units as Master and the other unit as Slave: go to
Basic Settings -> Link Settings, select Master/Slave type accordingly
Radio settings and capabilities

Laboratory A - Task 3

• Step 2: Master unit should be set to fixed frequency (unless DFS mode is hardcoded),
channel width, SID and key (optional): go to Basic Settings -> Link Settings
Radio settings and capabilities

Laboratory A - Task 3

• Press the Apply button at the bottom of the page in order to save the configuration
performed for the master unit
• Step 3: The slave unit needs at least one profile configured with the same frequency (or
auto frequency), channel width, SID and key as for the Master unit:
Radio settings and capabilities

Laboratory A - Task 3

• After saving the radio configuration performed also for the Slave unit (in the radio
profile), the radio link will be established between the two units (of course, in case the
link is deployed in outdoor environment, firstly consult the documentation about the
installation of the units and antennas alignment)
• Check the wireless link establishment in Device Status section:
Radio settings and capabilities

Automatic Transmit Power Control

• Let’s review some of the radio parameter settings:

1. Automatic Transmit Power Control (ATPC) – it is an algorithm that tries to maintain a
necessary and sufficient power level to work on the selected modulation; it adjust the
power level in real time and has a lot of benefits that include the reduction in power
consumption and reduction of the interference levels
• ATPC is enabled by selecting the “Auto” checkbox besides the Tx Power parameter

• The meaning of the “Tx Power” parameter:

- Fixed operational power level if ATPC is not enabled
- Absolut maximum operational power if ATPC is enabled
• Additionally, you can adjust the automatic power control level selection by choosing to
keep the power levels above or below the normal calculated levels
Example: According to the settings in the picture above, ATPC will maintain a power level
that is 3 dB higher than the needed (calculated) power level for normal operation, but it will
not exceed 10 dBm
Radio settings and capabilities

Autobitrate

2. Autobitrate – it is an algorithm that aims to select in real time the suitable modulation
level for operating with the current SNR
• Autobitrate is enabled by selecting the “Auto” checkbox besides the “Tx Bitrate”
parameter

• The meaning of the “Tx Bitrate” parameter:

- Fixed modulation level if Autobitrate is not enabled
- Maximum modulation level if Autobitrate is enabled
• Additionally, you can adjust the normal required SNR thresholds for each modulation
level (normally it uses the predefined increase/decrease SNR thresholds, if 0 is input in
the increment/decrement field above)
Example: According to the settings in the picture above, Autobitrate will choose the optimal
modulation level, but it will take the decision to increase or decrease the modulation by
using 5 dB higher SNR threshold values compared to the normal thresholds for each
modulation
HANDOUTS LABORATORY E –
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting

Step 1 - ensure the wireless link is up and operational

• Go to Device status -> Wireless neighbor unit should be connected

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Step 2 - check the percentage of retries

• Retries - the amount of resent packets over the link from the network interfaces buffers
• Big % of retries indicates bad link quality
• Go to Device Status -> Wireless neighbor connected -> % retries

• If the retries value exceeds 10%, then the wireless link faces with a real problem which
must be investigated
• Perform the next troubleshooting steps for investigating the link issue in case of retries
above 10%
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Step 3 - check the history statistics graphs

• Check the history graphs to find out when the wireless link quality degradation occurred
• Go to Device Status -> Graphs:
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Step 3 - Statistics history graphs check

• Check the following parameters:

– Reference Level
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Step 3 - Statistics history graphs check

– Retries
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Step 3 - Statistics history graphs check

– Modulation change
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Step 4 - check the antennas alignment

• Improper alignment can significantly affect the link overall quality resulting in low
throughput, high latency and customer complains
• Go to Device Status -> click on wireless neighbor -> Alignment tool
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Step 4 - antennas alignment check

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Step 4 - antennas alignment check

The main recommendations when using Antenna alignment tool:

• Start antenna alignment with searching maximum signal level on a minimal possible
bitrate (then the automatic MINT mechanisms will set the most appropriate bitrate when
"Autobitrate" mode will be enabled, after the alignment)
• ATPC should be disabled and Tx power must be set on the maximum value
considering the EIRP limitation
• Input signal level should be between 12 and 50
• If the signal level it is more than 50, lower the Tx power (ATPC will do it automatically)
• If maximal signal level is less than 12, lower the channel width (for example, from
20MHz to 10MHz)
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Step 4 - antennas alignment check

• In some cases, signal levels less than 12 may be good enough for the radio link
operation - in this case check the number of retries and Error Vector Magnitude
• EVM value should be more than 21 in absolute value
• If the number of retries is small and EVM is more than 21 in absolute value (Input
Signal stripe is green) then the radio link, most likely operates properly
• Retries value should be zero or as low as possible
• The top of an Input Signal stripe should be located as close as possible to the black
area
• Input signals of the two antennas of the device should have similar Cross fading values
(Input Signal stripes should be located symmetrically relating to the 0 dB value)

ALL described recommendations are applicable to both (Local and Remote) units
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Step 5 - interferences check

Spectrum Analyzer
• Provides deep analysis of radio emission sources
• The device scans the radio spectrum on all available frequencies
• In case of single radio units, the wireless link is disconnected for the scan procedure for
about 3 minutes
• Perform always two spectrum scans (one for each link endpoint)
• Start from the remote unit: launch Spectrum Analyzer (the data traffic is immediately
disconnected due to listening mode activation); when scanning is complete, login to the
remote unit again, go to Spectrum Analyzer and check the obtained result by click to
Last Snapshot
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Step 5 - interferences check

Radio Sources Analysis

• Use Radio Sources Analysis to rapidly test the electromagnetic environment, visually
estimate the efficiency of the utilization of the air links, reveal sources of interference
and estimate their power
• Go to Device Status -> click on rf5.0 -> Radio Sources Analysis
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Step 5 - interferences check

• Radio Sources Analysis tool performs MAC-addresses analysis to estimate the number
of clients with different MAC-addresses and the efficiency of their utilization of the air
link
• The analysis includes data packets, the link-level of the ACK messages sent by the
InfiNet units within the network and (most valuable for interference detection) pulses –
shows the number of detected pulses per second and them average signal level
• Pulses are radio sources which cannot be correctly recognized by the unit
• Mostly, such radio sources (pulses) operate on completely different frequencies than
the ones of InfiNet units
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Step 6 - link performance check

• It is one of the most important test

• Moreover, it is recommended to always compare the results of Performance test
between each other from the date of installation and troubleshooting tests
• Go to Device Status -> click on wireless neighbor -> Performance test
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Step 6 – Performance check

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Step 6 - link performance check

• Each row corresponds to a certain bitrate value which can be selected or deselected for
participating in the performance test by using a check-box on the right of it
• By checking Select all check-box, all bitrates could be selected/deselected at once
• Three more parameters are available for management:
– Bi-directional check-box – allows choosing between making bi-directional (when
checked) and unidirectional (unchecked) performance test
– Use mint check-box – allows performing MINT-enabled test when all the traffic and
link parameters are controlled and managed by MINT functions such as ATPC and
autobitrate (in this mode, the statistics for errors and retries are not available)
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Step 7 - diagnostic cared creation

• Diagnostic card is a snapshot of the whole unit, including configuration, system log
messages, various output parameters, system messages, license information
• This is extremely useful for InfiNet Wireless support team, therefore please collect and
submit it in case you request InfiNet Wireless technical support
• Go to Maintenance -> right bottom corner -> Create diagnostic card
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Step 7 - diagnostic cared creation

Herramientas Mantenimiento
Maintenance.
Funcionalidades de Upgrade, Upload, Download.
Herramientas Mantenimiento
Local Commands.
Herramientas Mantenimiento
Remote Commands.
Herramientas Mantenimiento
Local / Remote Commands.
M.I.N.T

•config show. Este comando muestra la configuración del

equipo.

•ifc svi1. Este comando muestra el estado de la gestión y su

configuración.

config clear. Este comando deja en factory

default los equipos.
Laboratorio 3.
Crear un enlace Punto a Multipunto.
IP = 10.10.10.1
IP = 10.10.10.2 PMP
Maestro

Esclavo Esclavo

IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+5) IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+5)

PC 1 PC 2
IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+1) IP = 10.10.10.(Grupo+1)

Grupo: Es el numero que se asigna sobre las mesas.

5 Parámetros: Scrambling = ON, Channel Width = 40MHz, Channel Type = Dual,
Greenfield = ON, 101011(Dos Dígitos Grupo).
Recomendaciones
Backup PMP por filtrado de MAC Address.

MAC 1

MAC 2
BS1

MAC 3
BS2
BS1 MAC 1 MAC 2 MAC 3 MAC 4
MAC 4
BS1 MAC 1 MAC 2 MAC 3 MAC 4
Recomendaciones
Template Configuración y Manipulación archivo Config.

x
Recomendaciones
Como abrir un caso de soporte en Infinet Wireless.

• Cree un Diagnostic Card. En el menu de maintenance.

• Tome un Screenshot de la herramienta de Alineación.

• Envíe un correo a
c.duque@infinetwireless.com o
a support@infinetwireless.com
Configuración
Gestión
Configuración Gestión

1 2
Configuración Gestión

4
Configuración Gestión

6
Configuración Gestión

8
Configuración Gestión

Gestión Por VLAN

Default Gateway
Certificación