Icom ICRS-MMDS-I, User Manual

Page 1: ...5 15 5 25GHz WLAN Radio ICRS MMDS I...

Page 2: ...rm or by any means without the written permission of the supplier About This Manual The purpose of this manual is for the setup of the Radio This manual version 2 0 0 1 in 2008 includes procedures ass...

Page 3: ...e FCC rules apply Notice The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment IMPORTANT NOTE 1 To comply...

Page 4: ...3 Mechanical Description 7 2 4 Hardware Installation 8 Chapter 3 Configuring the RADIO with the Web Based User Interface 9 3 1 Start up and Log in 9 3 2 Wireless Setup 12 3 3 Status 22 3 4 Management...

Page 5: ...re wiring is difficult to deploy 3 Frequently Changing Environments Retailers manufacturers and those who frequently rearrange the workplace and change location 4 Access to Database for Mobile Workers...

Page 6: ...r Cord x 1 Mounting kit x 1 SFTP Cable x 1 Product CD x 1 Quick Installation Guide x 1 NOTE If any of the above items are missing or damaged please contact your local dealer for support 2 2 System Req...

Page 7: ...ult settings Then reinstall the screw with o ring and tighten it After Reset the RADIO it will be restored to factory default settings If you apply any personal configuration settings you will need to...

Page 8: ...the other end of the POE with straight RJ 45 cable to a hub or a switch Please note that use the cross over cable when you desire to connect the PoE of RADIO to a PC Connect the Antenna In RADIO conn...

Page 9: ...1 1 in the Location for IE or Address field and press Enter 2 Enter the system name the default setting is admin and password the default setting is password 3 Click on the Login now button 4 The main...

Page 10: ...10 About The About screen describes the product information briefly The RADIO information includes Wireless Bridge Name MAC Address and Firmware Version Basic Setup...

Page 11: ...o access the RADIO IP Address As a Bridge mode you can assign a proper IP address to your wireless bridge manually by selecting Manual If you would like the wireless bridge to obtain the IP address fr...

Page 12: ...ld firmware embedded then the CPEs which connect to that Base Station should be configured to Multi Client mode Base Station ID Edit VBS VLAN Settings Modulation For this model the modulation is OFDM...

Page 13: ...Length Fragmentation mechanism is used for improving the efficiency when there is high traffic within the wireless network If you transmit large files in a wireless network you can enable the Fragmen...

Page 14: ...ing environment It will display the information of each Base Station which are index Base Station ID MAC address RSSI Channel Connect status and Encryption To connect one of displayed Base Stations ju...

Page 15: ...other while CPEs in the different VLANs or in the same VLAN but the different BSSs can t It is also expected that Base Station can only be managed through the management VLAN Security Profiles For Bas...

Page 16: ...PE3 and CPE4 can communicate with each other 4 Verify CPE1 and CPE2 can NOT communicate with CPE3 or CPE4 5 Configure the other 6 BSS to different SSID and different VLAN ID and verify the CPEs associ...

Page 17: ...tion 4 Configure the ports type to UnTagged which connect to ETH1 and ETH2 3 Set the BSS1 SSID as SSID1 and VLAN ID as 1 BSS2 SSID as SSID2 and VLAN ID as 2 4 CPE1 associates with SSID1 and CPE2 assoc...

Page 18: ...2 SSID2 and VLAN ID as 2 6 CPE3 associate with Base Station 2 SSID1 and CPE4 associate with Base Station 2 SSID2 7 Verify CPE1 CPE3 and ETH1 can communicate with each other Verify CPE2 CPE4 and ETH2...

Page 19: ...e Definition Security Profile Name is used give a name to your system Wireless Network Name SSID The Base Station ID is a unique ID used by Base Station and CPEs to identify a wireless network CPEs as...

Page 20: ...ect the desired option If enabled 64 bit WEP 128 bit WEP 152 bit WEP the keys must have the same encryption strength and must be the same with the keys that other wireless devices use The TKIP option...

Page 21: ...they are coming from Restricting access based on something other than the identity of the user is generally referred to as Access Control You can restrict access to only trusted CPEs so that unknown C...

Page 22: ...ddress Moderation Data Rate RSSI dBm and Status To display the CPE List follow these steps 1 In the Wireless RADIO s left page choose the Connections option from Status 2 The CPE List window will disp...

Page 23: ...nel Wireless status Modulation Data Rate and Signal level of connected Base Station Statistics The Statistics screen provides various Ethernet and Wireless TX RX packet statistics on your RADIO Click...

Page 24: ...typing the password into the New Password field Then type it again into the Retype New Field to confirm Click the Apply button to save the setting Note After you change password please take note of y...

Page 25: ...tware to manage RADIO via SNMPv2 protocol Read Community Name Allow the SNMP manager to read the MIB objects of RADIO The default setting is public Write Community Name Allow the SNMP manager to write...

Page 26: ...cal drive before upgrading the firmware of RADIO To upgrade the latest firmware complete the following Using browser to access 192 168 1 1 RADIO s main page 1 Select Upgrade Firmware from the Manageme...

Page 27: ...backup as a file onto the local hard drive by clicking Backup The saved file can be loaded back on RADIO by clicking Browse When you have selected the settings file click Retrieve to begin the process...

Page 28: ...yslog Server IP Address default is 0 0 0 0 and the port number your Syslog Server is configured to use The default port number is 514 Click Apply if you made any changes The Event Log Window lists eve...

Page 29: ...If any changes are made and you want them to take effect you need to reboot RADIO Select the Yes check box and click Apply It will take you about 50 seconds to go through reboot The Web browser will...

Page 30: ...the power adapter and the power outlet 2 Check if there is electricity on power outlet 2 Check if the connection between antenna and RADIO is correct or whether the connector is loose or not 3 Check i...

Page 31: ...Loss Note This table is for reference only Cable Type Cable Loss Cable Length Minimum RG142 40 dB 100 feet 1m LMR200 26 4 dB 100 feet 1m LMR300 16 6 dB 100 feet 1m LMR400 10 8 dB 100 feet 1m LMR500 8...

Page 32: ...32 Appendix C Specifications of Antenna Note The Antenna must be professionally installed...

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