AireLink
60 Installation and User Manual Rev. D
Networking, Power and Service Connections
Page 45
The PoE Injector is equipped with a powered and a non-powered 10/100 RJ-45 Port. Use the powered
port (Output) to connect to the system
PoE and Management
port.
NOTE:
For EMC compatibility reasons the system is shipped by two
ferrite beads
, one for each side
of the link. Loop the Ethernet cable to be connected to the
PoE and Management
port and place the
ferrite beat around the cable as shown in Fig. 3-3. The fully outdoor rated ferrite beat housing has a
snap on lock mechanism to hold it in place. Distance between the entrance of the Ethernet cable into
the radio housing and ferrite bead location should be around 3 inches (8 cm).
We also recommend placing a surge protector into the PoE line and preferably close to the radio head
(see Fig. 3-3). The surge protector needs to be grounded and tied into the roof/tower grounding
infrastructure. The PoE port also serves as Out-of-Band management port. To access the out-of-band
management interface connect the non-powered port (Input) to an Ethernet switch or hub and the
out-of-band management system. For more information on setting up the management system see
the chapter “AireLink™ Manager - NMS Platform for AireLink™ Products”.
The passive PoE Injector shipped with the system provides up to 48 Watts of
electrical power @48 Vdc. Same as with the lower power 802.3at standard the
injector provides power to pins 4,5 (+) and 7,8 (-). To comply with the
Ethernet standard on maximum CAT5E/6 cable length, distance between the
PoE output and the ODU input be not exceed 100 meters. For longer runs,
please use a suitable repeater as shown in Chapter 1.2.4.3.
Caution: The PoE Injector shipped with the AireLite system has a built-in
short circuit and overvoltage protection. However, to prevent damage to the
indoor networking equipment from potential lightning strikes we recommend
using an external PoE surge protector as shown in Chapter 1.2.4.2
3.2.2
Powering via Direct 48 Vdc
Alternatively, the AireLink™ 60 system can be powered by a direct 48 Vdc power connection connected
to the AUX Power port on the radio user panel. When using the direct powering method, it is possible
to extend a 16 gauge power cable length to more than 1000 feet (330 meters) using the LightPointe
48 Vdc power supply shown in Fig. 1-5. Same as for the PoE powering option, we recommend placing
an external lightning/surge protector as shown in Chapter 1.2.4.2 into the power line and close to the
radio head (see Fig. 3-4).
Summary of Contents for AireLink 60
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