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COMMSCGPE‘”
|ON®-E Series
User's Manual
M0201AOB
COMMSC‘DPE'
DlSCLAlMER'
This document has been developed by CommScope, and is intended for the use of its customers and customer
support personnel The information in this document is subject to change without notice While every effort has been
made to eliminate errors, CommScope disclaims liability for any difficulties arising from the interpretation of the
information contained herein The information contained herein does not claim to cover all details or variations in
equipment, nor to proVIde for every possible incident to be met in connection With installation, operation, or
maintenance This document describes the performance of the product under the defined operational conditions and
does not cover the performance under adverse or disturbed conditions Should further information be desired, or
should particular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s purposes, contact CommScope
CommScope resen/es the right to change all hardware and software characteristics without notice
COPYRIGHT.
© Copyright 2015 CommScope inc. All Rights Reserved
This document is protected by copyright No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or
transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical photocopying, recording, or otherWise Without the
prior written permission of CommScope.
For patents see www cs-gatcom
TRADEMARKS
All trademarks identified by ® or W are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope. Names of
products mentioned herein are used for identification purposes only and may be trademarks and l or registered
trademarks of their respective companies.
Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH, 197Juner2015
WARNING. This is NOT a CONSUMER device, It is designed for lnshillation by WARNING, This is More CONSUMER device, It is designed Ior installntion
Fcc ucENsEEs and QUALIFIED INSTALLERS, You M151 have an Fcc by Fat LIcENsEEs and QUALIFIED INSTALLERS. You MUST have an
LICENSE or express consent of an FCC Licensee to operate this device. Fcc LICENSE or express consent or In Fcc Lieensee to operate this
Unauthorized use may result In signineant fdr'etture penalties, inclining penalties device Vou MUST regiaer class a sgnal boosters (as defined In 47 CFR
in excess ofSlDDflDD for eecn continuing violation, 90.215) eniine at wwwloc gov/signai-beosters/registmien Unnuthorized
use may result in significant Iorieiture penalties including penalties in
excess or $100,000 rot each continuing violation,
1. General
1.1. DCCS Technical Support
For technical assistance and support, please contact the DCCS technical support team.
Email. Wisupport@commsoope com
+1 888-297-6433 in North and South America and +49 9099-69633 in Europe, Middle East and Asia
1.2. Equipment Symbols Used / Compliance
Please observe the meanings of the following symbols used in this equipment'
£mlgl______i_cgrv_m_llan_cg_l..M '51.-..
i i Alert sign to R&TTE
l i To be sold exclusively to mobile operators or authorized installers e no harmonised irequenoy bands.
i i operation requires license
l l
l CE l
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l indicates cm'orl'nity with the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC certified bythe notified body no. 0700.
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1. General
1.3.
1.4.
1.5.
Health and Safety
Warning: A High leakage current ground (earth) connection
to the power supply subrack is essential beiore connecting
the supply
Caution: Laser radiation Risk or eye injury in operation Do
not stare into the beam. do rid View It directly or with optical
instruments.
Caution: High irequency radiation in operation, Risk oi
health hazards associated with radiation irom the antenna(s)
connected to the unit Implement prevention measures to
avoid the possibility or close proximity to the antennals)
while in operation
Property Damage Warnings
Attention: Due to power dissipation, the power supply units
may reach a very high temperature ii not properly ventilated
Do not operate this equipment on or close to nammable
materials.
Notice: esp precautions must be observed. aeiore
commencing maintenance work, use the awrllable grounding
(earthing) system to connect ESD protection measures
Notlco: Keep operating instructions within easy reach and
make them awrrlable to all users.
Notlco: Only license holders ior the respective treduency
range are allowed to operate this unit.
Notice: Read and obey all the warning labels attached to
the unit. Make sure that all warning labels are Kept in a
legible condition. Replace any missing or damaged labels.
Notice: Make sure the unit's settings are correct tor the
intended use (reier to the manuiacturer product rnronnatron)
and regulatory requirements are met. Do not carry out any
modifications or fit any spare parts. which are not sold or
recommended by the mahutaclurer.
Compliance
Warning! This is class A equipment This equipment can
cause radio interterence in domestic areas, In this case the
operator can be asked to start preventive action.
Notice: Fa installations, which have to cunply With FCC RF
exposure requirements, the antenna selection and
installation must be completed in a way to ensure
compliance with those FCC requirements. Depending on the
RF trequency, rated output power, antenna gain and the
loss between the repeater and antenna, the minimum
distance D to be maintained between the antenna location
and human beings is calculated according tothis formula'
[cm] :
where
a P (mW) is the radiated power at the antenna, ie. the
max rated repeater output power in addition to the
antenna gain minus the loss between the repeater and
the antenna
a PD (mW/cmz) is the allowed Power Density llmlt acc.
to 47 CFR 1 1310 (B) for general population /
uncontrolled exposures which is
o F (MHZ) / 1500 it! frequencies trun 300MHz to
1500MHZ
o 1 ior frequencies irom 1500MHz to 100300qu
RF exposure compliance may need to be addressed at the
time orlicensing, as required by the responsible FCC
Bureau(s), including antenna co-Iocation requirements or
1,1307(b)(3).
3,
Notice: For installations which have to comply With
European EN50385 exposure compliance requirements, the
iollowing Power Density limits/guidelines (wrm according
to lCNlRP are Wild.
a 2 for frequencies frun 10 MHz to 400 MHz
b F (MHZ) IZUUU for fi'equencies from 400 MHZ to 2 GHz
c, 10 for frequencies irom 2 GHz to 300 GHz
Notlco- Notice- For installations which have to comply with
FCC/Industry Canada requirements.
English
This device complies with FCC Part 15. Operation is subiect
tothe following two conditions' (1) this device may not cause
interierence, and (2) this deyice must accept any
interference, including interterence that may cause
undesired operation otthe device
This device complies With Health Canada's Safety Code.
The installer otthis device should ensure that RF radiation is
not emitted In excess 01 the Health Canada's requirement.
Intormation can be obtained at http’
llwww,hcesc,gc.ca/ewhesemtlpubs/radiation/radiojuidee
|ignes_direct—eng php
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible tor compliance could void the user‘s
authority to operate the equipment
The ahtenna(s) used tor this transmitter must be installed to
provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all
persons and must not be coiocated or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter
French
Cet appareil est conforrne a FCC Partie15. Son utilisation
est sournise a Les deux conditims Suivantes: (1) cet
appareii ne peut pas provoquer d‘interferences et (2) cet
appareii doit accepter Toute interrerence, y compns les
interierences dur peuvent causer un mauvars
tonctionnement du dispositif
Cet appareii est contorme avec Sante Canada Code de
secun‘te 6, Le programme d‘installation de cet appareii doit
s'assurer que les rayorrnements RF n'est pas emis auedela
de l’exlgence de Sarite Canada. Les Informations peuvent
etre obtenues’
http:/Mwwhc-scgc ca/ewh-
semt/pubs/radiation/radio_guidelignes_direct4ra.php
Les changements ou modifications non expressement
approuves par la partie responsabie de la conrorrnite
pourralent annuler l'autonte de l'utillsateur a utlllser cet
equipement
La ou les antennes utilisees avec cet emetteur doivent etre
installees avec une separation d’au minimum 20cm avec
toute personne et ne doivent pas etre co-locaiisées ou
utilisees avec toute autre antenne ou tout autre emetteur.
Notice: Corresponding local particuianties and regulations
must be observed For national deviations, please reier to
the respective documents included in the manual CD that is
delivered with the unit.
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8,
Note: For a Class A digital device or peripheral:
Tnis equipment nas been tested and found to comply witti
the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to EN55022
and part 15 otthe FCC Rules These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial
2. ION-E System Overview
Tnis equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and. ii not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications Operation of this
equipment in a resideniial area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to
curect the interference at his milri expense
enwmmer" 7. Note: This unii complies with European standard EN60950
2. ION-E System Overview
The lON-E is a unified Wireless infrastructure platform defined around lT based architecture It brings together licensed Wireless
and power, plus Gigabit Ethernet for WlsFl into one Wireless network that can scale to building size and is technology and spectrum
agnostic and adaptive,
- Central Area Node (CAN) Server-level control and primary signal distribution 2U and 4U subrack optionsare available
- Transport Expansion Node (TEN): The secondary distribution point connected to a CAN using multimode or single mode
fiber
- Universal Access Point (UAP‘i data and power through Category 6A twisted pair cabling. Supports gigabit Ethernet for
WiFi, IP cameras, or other devices in addition to wireless over a common cable.
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2.1.
ION-E Components Overview
The WCS—4 is a 4U subrack It is typically used as a CAN but can also
serve as a TEN.
The WCS—Z is a 2U subrack, It is typically used as a TEN, but can also
serve as a CAN
The System User Interface card provides local and LAN Ethernet
connections and a USB port.
The RF Donor card is the interface for RF signals between the CAN and
the BTS or eNode-B, Each of its four ports (QMA F) simultaneously
transmits arid receives signals
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The OPticaI Transport card provides a 10 Gb fiber connection between a
CAN and a TEN. Each card supports up to four SFP+ modules.
The Copper Transport Card provides ’lO Gb CaifiA connections between
the CAN or TEN and the UAP The cards also supply the PoE to the UAPs
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2. ION-E System Overview COMMSCOPE'
The Auxiliary Uhit Transport card provides a1 Gb passrthrough
connection between the CAN or TEN and the UAP for \M»Fi, IP cameras, _
or other ’l Gb Ethernet devices.
The Baseband Interface Transceiver card provides the fiber interface to
BBU pors Up to six BBU port connections per card are supported.
The Power Supply subrack houses two 12 Vdc and two 57 Vdc modules to 5%
supply power to the WCS subracks, UAPs. and connected devices. _
The 12 Vdc modules plug into the power supply subrack to provide 12 Vdc
power to the WCS and erPOI subracks
The 57 Vdc modules plug into the power supply subrack to provide 57 Vdc
power for the UAP and other PoE devices connected to a WCS subrack.
The Universal Access Point, which is connected to the system via CatfiA i
cabling, supports 380 to 2700 MHz. It also supports 16 pass-through or an ._
additional UAP through a second RJ45iack
The Fan tray and Filter modules cool the WCS and all of its cards One fan
tray is used for a WCS-2 Two trays are used for a WCS—4
The e-POI (Point of interface) card is a low PIM attenuator. It reduces high
power RF signals from their source by 30 dB to interface to the RFD cards.
The IFC (Interface Card) is used to set the subrack number of the e-POI
subrack It also provides a status LED for each of the e-POI modules in the
subrack
e POI The e-POI subrack supports up to S e-POI modules and ah IFC module
subraok
2.2. UAP Ceiling Mounting
The UAP is equipped With a grounding screw located in the center of the unit. however, grounding is hot required as UAPs are
classified as Iowrvollage devices and do not have ihternal power supplies. CommScope recommends checking your local ahd
national electrical codes to determihe if grouhding is a requirement,
@l Insloll below ceiling grid only
WiFi Coliocaled UAPS (MIMO)
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3. ION-E Hardware
3.1. wcs-z and WES-4 Subracks
rea r can ri ecto rs
A RECTIFIER CONTROL: PSU communication D POWER 12 Vdc and 57 Vdc Inputs
B POI: POI Communication E Grounding Bolts
C POI POWER 12 Vdc to erPOI subrack F ALARMS: Dry contact input and output
Alarms connector
- Four opto-isolated (chassisground referenced) dry contact inputs to monitor external devices
- One summary alarm relay that energizes when specific alarms are triggered
mm *7 '
GND , 1 3 3 4.5 5‘ RelayCOIi/l 2A max
“my": 30 Vdc max
125 Vac max
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WCS Fan Modula and Filters
- Fan modules may be replaced wrtnout system Interruption
I The fan modules must be Installed forWCS operationl
- Blank panels are required for all empty card slots to maximize airflow \
3.2. System User Interface Card (SUI) — for external communications
Local: Local laptop >fixed IP address Off No link
LAN1: To oollocated WCS subracks Green Link established - Activity (flashing) (Lelt LED)
LAN2: LAN or modern , DHCP or specified fixed IP address Off 10 Mb connection established (Right LED)
USB: USB 2.0 for transferring files Yellow 100 Mb connection established (Right LED)
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3.3. RF Donor Card (RFD) — RF Signals tolfrom eNodeB / BTS
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LCD Display
Connector type: QMA female
RF Paths: Simultaneous transmit and receive
Protection: Relays With adjustable trip threshold
Frequency: 380 e 2700 MHz
Push the Display button to turn on the displays backlight
Push the button repeatedly to cycle through the four ports
The first line of the display shows the port number and
band
The second line of the display shows the service provider
or “multiple” if multiple providers are connected to lhe port
Slots: Accept SFP+ plug-m modules of! No power or card is plugged into wrong slot in a TEN.
Type: ‘lD Gbps single mode or multlmode Green Optical link is established.
Purpose: High speed fiber connections between Card is powered arid initialized but link is not
CAN and TEN OPT may be installed in slots L1eL8 Yellow established, When installed in aTEN, only port1
in a CAN but the OPT must be installed in slot Ri LED is functional.
in a TEN.
3.5. Copper Transport Card (CAT) — Signals and PoE to UAPs
Pons 1 - 4: RJ45 CATSA Port LEDs 1 -
on No Link on Card is unplugged on No PoE supplied to UAPs
Green we link Red Fault Green PoE supplied to one or more UAPs
Yellow is link
3.6. Auxiliary Unit Transport Card (AUT) — 16 pass through
16 pass-through for P devices
CAT card pors are
mapped one-tonne
to AUT ports
3.7. Baseband Interface Transceiver Card (BIT) — Fiber to the BBU
@Miz.‘
mm:
Ports 1-6 Part LE
Slots: Accept SFP+ plug-in modules on No power
Typ lngle mode or multlmode Green Optical link is established
Purpose: Fiber connections to BBU using CPRl protocols Yellow Card is powered but link is not established
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4. Installation
3.8. Power Supply Subrack
12 Vdc modules 57 Vdc modules
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A (+) 57 Vdc Output — Positive (Red Wire) D Rectifier control connector (24 pin) to WCS
B (—) 57 Vdc Output — RTN Negative (Black Wire) E (+) 12 Vdc Output — Positive (Red Wire)
C AC Input (IEC 60320 C19) F (—)12 Vdc Output — RTN Negative (Black \Mre)
3.9. Universal Access Point (UAP)
Trie UAP is intended for indoor use only.
MAIN Part (RJAS)
Provides data and PoE to UAP
over CATEA
AUX Port tam;
Provides data and POE to 2"fl UAP
or ‘lG devices
Power SMtch
Prior to disconnecting the CatGA cables.
the red bulton mus1 be pressed lo shut
down the unit
It may also be shul dawn Via soflware.
\ Status
Specifications
Nominal passband gain. 20 dB Nominal bandwidth (MHI)
Le gem nominal an bande passante MHZ MHZ LE largeur d6 bande nominale
Rated mean output power ‘13 dBm 450 470 20
La puissance moyerlrle de sortie 723 746 ’lB
input / Output impedance 50 Ohms :2: :3: 13°
Les impedanoes d‘entree et de some, et 851 869 13
359 394 25
1930 1995 55
2110 2155 45
2520 2590 70
Tne Manuracturers rated oulpul power or this equipmenl is ror single carrier operalion. For situalions wnen multiple carrier signals are present. the
rating would have to be reduced by 3.5 dB, especiallyvfnere the output signal is re-radiated and can cause interference to adjacent band users.
This power reduction is to be by means of input power or gain reduction and not
by an attenuator at the output olthe device,
La puissance de sortie nominale indiquee par le iabrioant pour net appareil ooncerne son ionotionnement avec porteuse unique. Pour des appareils
avec porteuses multiples‘ on doit réduire la Valeur nuriinale de 35 dB. surtout Si le signal de sortie est retransmis et qu'il peut causer du brouillage
aux utilisateurs de bandes adiacenles. Une teiie reduction doll porler sur la puissance d'entree ou sur le gain. et ne doll pas se raire au moyen d'un
attenuateur raccorde A la sortie du dispositif
4.
4.1.
Installation
Mechanical Installation of WCS and e-POI
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Rack Mounting of ION-E Suhracks
D II. OOODOOO
PSU must be mounted
above WCS for support.
Support rails must
not block airflow.
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support rails are required?
fore-POI subrack.
Warning' Disconnect all input power to the Power Supply subrack before removing it from the rack
support rails are required
for the W125 subrack.
TEN Card Placement
. OPT in bottom rightslde slot (R‘l)
, Use port R1.1 for the connection (to CAN)
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n CAT In left slde bottom four slols(L1-L4) _ f] {1 :1 {1
I RFD in all other right side slots (R2—R4) if required
' SUI in Slot M3 R1 1 Port — Fiber to CAN
- AUT in slots M1 and M2
Install SFP+ Modules in OPT and BIT Cards
Plug SFP+ modules to
an av able socket
4.2. Back of Rack — Power and Communication Cabling
To remove, pull module out of
slot with extraction lever
Connect rear panel power, communications, and control cables as shown below:
Subrack
ground
e-POI 1 (required)
Whom eNodeB 4: e»PchommunleltInns erpolpuwe'
Suhrack
was _ ground
' (required)
Wcs DC power cable
Reamer
control
PsU
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'w‘ «I m
a 85 m 254 Vac 1'
Suhack gauna (requlred)
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5. ION-E Software
5.1. Login Page
1, Default username “ion-e”
2. Default password “E4Users” The password is case-sensitive
3. Default Local lP Address: http:/lt72.16.01
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5.2. Software Update
The software update Wlll automatically update the firmware of every component in the system that requires an update
lt will not update components with current firmware
1 Under the System Configuration tab | System Settings tab, Click the Softwane Update link located in the System Settings
column
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2 Use the Browse and Upload buttons to upload a software update file
3. Click the Update Software Now button to start the update immediately. This Wlll take the system offline and discontinue
cellular communication while the update is in progress. Click the Revert Software Now button to revert back to the
preVious version
A. Click the Create Update Schedule to set a time for the update when there is less cellular traffic.
5.3. Important Setup Tasks
Set region of operation
The ION-E measurement receiver will operate more efficiently once the region of operation is specified because this
limits the initial frequency scans to those bands supported in the particular region
1. Under the System Configuration tab | System Settings tab, click the Global Reg/on link located on the left side ofthe page
to open the Global Settings tab.
2, Select the Region and Country from the associated droprdown lists,
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Set Time and Date
The time and date should be entered to ensure that alarms and log files have accurate time stamps based on the local
time
1 Under the System Configuration tab | System Settings tab, click the Time and Dale link located in the System Settings
box,
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2, Enter the Time and Date in the appropriate fields or by clicking on the time and date buttons.
3 Click the Save button
Enter or Change System, CAN, TEN, and UAP names
Entering meaningful names helps you identify and locate systems and components To enter or change the name
(location) for the System or a CAN, TEN, or UAP'
1 Click in the System Name field at the top left of any page, type the name, and click the Save button.
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5.4. Channel Detection
Detect Channels — Manual Scan
iONrE requires detection of all Signals that Will be distributed. This ensures that the user Will always know what signals
are being distributed by the system. The measurement receiver automatically scans and detects available channels
However, to optimize system efficiency, running userrdetined manual scans for each connected RF port is strongly
recommended Specifying the band for a port Will reduce the requned scan time To run a manual channel scan:
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1 Under the System Configuration tab l Equipment Settings tab, click a CANlihk located In the Device Configuration box
2. Click on the Subrack, Cards and PSU link to View the WCS subrack of the CAN.
3, Click on an RFD card to select it. which opens its Genera/Properties page
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5. Click to select the Manila/Port Detection radio button.
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8, Select a band from the Frequency Band dropdown list
Click the Save button to save the scan settings
8. Click the Start Band Scan button to start the scan. If a scan is already in progress, a popup windowwill appear Click the
Add to Queue button in that window to place the scan task into the queue.
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Measurement Receiver
The scan tasks results are available on the measurement receiver pages. which prOVide the detailed information about
the detected channels
To View ION-E measurement receiver status, scan results, and scan history'
1. Under the System Operation tab click the Scan Status link located in the System Opeiation and Performance box to View
the Current Status of the measurement receiver. The Scan HistOIy is also accessible from this page.
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The lON-E uses signal sets to group the detected signals to simplify signal routing to the radiating elements
throughout the system, First the user must create and define the signal sets by assigning channels to the sets, The
signal sets are then assigned as needed using drag and drop functionality to route the signals to the TENs and UAPs.
Create and Edit Signal Sets
1, Click on the Signal Distribution tab to open the page,
25 Select a set from the Signal Sets list and click the Edit button to edit an existing set.
3, Click on the Add a New Signal Set linkto open the Add Signal Set page to create a new set.
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55 Click to select a channel from the Available Channels list or shift click to select multiple channels and drag them onto the
Assigned Channels list
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Assign Signal Sets (Direct signal traffic to TENs and UAPs)
Signal Sets, which are a user-defined set of channels, can be quickly assigned to CANs and all UAPs assigned to
them, TENs and all UAPs assigned to them, or to individual UAPs on the Signal Distribution page
1. Click on the Signal Distribution tab to open the page.
2. Assign a signal set by.
0 Clicking on a signal set and dragging It onto a TEN or UAP (icons adjacent to the device name indicate the sets
assigned to a TEN or UAP)
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5.6. Disable Modules and Ports
lON-E modules and/or ports can be quickly enabled or disabled You should always disable a CAT card or its
parts before disconnecting a CATSA cable supplying power to a UAP to prevent damage to the connector.
You may also wish to disable a card in the system that is not being used to reduce power consumption and heat
dissipation. To disable a module or one of its ports,
1. Under the System Configuration tab | Equipment Settings tab, click a CAN link or TEN link located in the Device
Configuration box.
2, Click on the Subrack, Cards and PSU link to View the WCS subrack of the CAN or TEN.
3. Click on a card to select it and open its General Properties page.
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5.7. Flash UAP LED
To place the UAP LED into blue flashing mode to verify the identity and location of a UAP:
1 Under the System Configuration tab l Equipment Settings tab, click a CAN link under Device Configuration
2, Click on the UAPs Connected to CAN link or click on a TEN link and then click on the UAPs Connected to TEN link.
3 Click on a UAF' link to open its properties page
4 Select an Auto stop time from the drop-down list and click the Flash LED button.
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WCS AU and WCS 2U subracks are both capable of functioning as CANS or TENs By default the W09 4U is
designated as a CAN and the WCS 2U is designated as a TEN To change the function of a WCS subrack'
1. Under the System Configuration tab l Equipment Settings tab, click a CANlink located in the Device Configuration box
2 Click on the Subrsck, Cards and PSU link to view the WCS subrack of the CAN Or click on a TEN link and then click on
the Subrack, Cards and PSU link for that TEN to View the WCS subrack of the TEN.
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Secondary checkbox and select 3 CAN Name from the drop-down list
5. Enter a location name for the subrack in the Localion field
8, Click the Save button to save the subrack function assignment. A popup window will appear to notify the user that the
system will reboot.
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