Electronic Systems Technology ESTEEM192E User Manual 192E Manual

Electronic Systems Technology 192E Manual

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Revision: 1.0 Date: 7 Sep 01Electronic Systems Technology (EST) copyrights this manual and the firmware described in it, with all rights reserved. Underthe copyright laws, this manual or the firmware internal to the ESTeem unit may not be copied, in whole or part, without thewritten consent of EST. Under the law, copying includes translating into another language. EST cannot guarantee that you will receive notice of a revision to the firmware described in the manual, even if you havereturned a registration/warranty card received with the product. You should periodically check with your authorized ESTdealer or call factory direct.EST and the EST logo are registered trademarks of Electronic Systems Technology, Inc. Simultaneously published in theUnited States and Canada. All rights reserved.ESTEEM USERS MANUALforMODEL 192EMay 2001
Revised: 27 Sep 01PRODUCT WARRANTYElectronic Systems Technology, Inc., (hereinafter EST)expressly warrants its products as free of manufacturingdefects for a period of one year from the date of sale tofirst user/customer. THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSOR IMPLIED AND THERE IS EXPRESSLYEXCLUDED ALL WARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE. NO OTHER WARRANTYGIVEN BY ANY EMPLOYEE, AGENT,DISTRIBUTOR OR OTHER PERSON WITHRESPECT TO THE PRODUCT SHALL BE BINDINGON EST.LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: EST's liability shall be limited to refunding of purchaseprice, repair or replacement of product. IN NO EVENT SHALL EST HAVE LIABILITY FORCONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OREXEMPLARY DAMAGES CAUSED DIRECTLY ORINDIRECTLY BY THE PRODUCT, INCLUDINGBUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY INTERRUPTION OFSERVICES, LOSS OF BUSINESS ORANTICIPATORY PROFITS. IN NO EVENT SHALLEST BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGESWHATSOEVER IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASEPRICE OF THE PRODUCT.In the event that a unit or part requires replacement orfactory servicing, the following conditions apply:a) Customer must obtain from EST an authorizedRMA (Return Materials Authorization) number(call 509-735-9092 Customer Support) beforeshipment of product or parts to EST for anyreason;b) If the whole unit is shipped, it must be in itsoriginal carton and shipping components, or acarton and shipping components supplied byEST, or if parts only are shipped, they must bepackaged and cushioned so as to preventdamage in transit and shipped freight prepaid;PRODUCT WILL BE CONSIDERED OUT OFWARRANTY IF:a) If the product is damaged due to improper orabnormal use, abuse, mishandling, accident orimproper maintenance or failure to followoperating instruction;b) If the product is defective as a result of sand,dirt, or water damage;c) If any factory-sealed enclosure has been openedor shows evidence of an attempt to be opened;d) If defects or damage are caused by the use ofunauthorized parts or unauthorized service;e) If the product has had its serial numbers alteredor removed.Warranty repair form must be accompanied by proof ofuser's purchase of unit. Product must be shipped to themanufacturer at the following address:Electronic Systems Technology415 North Quay StreetKennewick, Washington USA 99336ADDITIONAL SERVICE: If EST releases an improvement update to firmwareinternal to the ESTeem unit during the 90 day periodafter the unit was purchased by the first user/customer,EST will update the applicable unit with the revisedversion at no charge other than for UPS handling andshipping to and from your location to the EST factory. Return of any such item must be accompanied with proofof purchase.
TABLE OF CONTENTSRevised: 27 Sep 01CHAPTER 1 - STARTING OUTOverview .............................................................1-2Hardware Layout .................................................1-2Installing ESTeem Utility Software –Windows 95/98/NT..............................................1-2Running The Program .........................................1-2Front Panel Description .......................................1-3Basic Configuration.............................................1-3Connect and Power Up the ESTeem.....................1-3Opening the ESTeem Configuration Menu ..........1-4CHAPTER 2 – APPLICATIONPROGRAMMINGSelecting Ethernet Configuration.........................2-2Using the Configuration Menu.............................2-2Accessing Through Telnet ...................................2-2Changing Configuration Information...................2-2Saving and Exiting Configuration Menu..............2-2Modem Setup.......................................................2-2Step 1 – Radio Configuration...............................2-2Step 2 – Modes of Operation................................2-3Access Point Configuration..................................2-3Ethernet Bridging Configuration .........................2-4Master Bridge......................................................2-5Client Bridge.......................................................2-5Repeater Configuration ....................................... 2-6Combined Access Point and Bridging.................. 2-6Loading Factory Default Values .......................... 2-7CHAPTER 3 - INTERFACINGSerial Interface Configuration ............................. 3-2RS-232 Port Pin-Out Table.................................. 3-2Ethernet Interface................................................ 3-3CHAPTER 4 - ANTENNASAntenna and Cable Configurations...................... 4-2Weather Proofing Coaxial Connectors................. 4-2Grounding........................................................... 4-3Lightning Arrestors............................................. 4-3Model 192E Typical Outdoor AntennaInstallation Diagram ........................................... 4-3Model 192E Typical Indoor AntennaInstallation Diagram ........................................... 4-4ESTeem SWR Measurements Block Diagram ..... 4-5APPENDICESAppendix A - FCC Licensing(USA only)................................................ APX A-2Appendix B - SpecificationsESTeem Specifications............................... APX B-1Model 192E Antenna Specifications........... APX B-2
CHAPTER 1STARTING OUTOVERVIEWHARDWARE LAYOUTINSTALLING SOFTWAREInstalling ESTeem Utility SoftwareRunning The ProgramFRONT PANEL DESCRIPTIONBASIC CONFIGURATIONConnect and Power Up the ESTeemOpening the Configuration Menu
CHAPTER 1STARTING OUTRevised: 2 Oct 01 1-2OVERVIEWThe ESTeem Model 192E is a wireless LAN transceiverthat can be configured as the center point of a stand-alone wireless network, connection point betweenwireless and wired network (Access Point) or a bridgebetween Ethernet segments. Each configuration isexplained in detail in Chapter 2 of this manual. Thissection of the User’s Manual will complete the basicconfiguration of the system and allow furtherprogramming through the ESTeem Configuration Menu.The ESTeem Model 192E uses a menu-drivenmanagement system for configuration and diagnostics. This management system can be accessed through aTelnet network connection or through any terminalemulation program. To link through the networkconnection, some of the basic operating parameters suchas assigning the ESTeem an IP address and Subnet maskmust be completed by accessing the configuration menuthrough the serial port. Any terminal emulation programcan be used for this configuration of the ESTeem andwill be configured similarly, but this section of themanual will describe basic configuration of the ESTeemModel 192E using the Terminal Emulation programcontained on the ESTeem Utility Program CD-ROM.HARDWARE LAYOUTLocate the items contained in Figure 1 for initialconfiguration of the ESTeem Model 192E. Take a fewminutes to inventory your equipment before you proceed.Report any missing or damaged items to CustomerSupport (509-735-9092) as soon as possible.Caution: Your ESTeem hardware may have antennasother than the AA01S listed in Figure 1, but you musthave an antenna connected to the antenna port beforeapplying power to the unit.INSTALLING SOFTWAREThe ESTeem Utility Program is designed to provide theESTeem user access to the configuration menu of theESTeem Model 192E. The Utility contains a TerminalEmulation program that will allow direct access to themanagement menus of the modem. None of the othersections of this utility, such as Diagnostics will functionwith the Model 192E. The ESTeem Utility Program isdesigned to operate with Windows 95®, Windows 98®and Windows NT® 4.0 and greater.Installing ESTeem Utility SoftwareWindows 95/98/NT4.0 (or greater)1. Place the ESTeem Utility Software CD in your CD-ROM drive (Figure 1).2. Select Run on the Start Menu.3. Type (your CD-ROM drive letter, D in this exampleD:\ESTUtil\Setup.exe)4. Click the OK button and the program will begininstallation.Running The Program1. Select the ESTeem Utility Icon on Start>Programsmenu. Figure 2 shows an example of the MainUtility Menu.Figure 2: ESTeem Utility Main MenuRS-232C Interface Cable(EST P/N AA062)12 VDC Power Supply(EST P/N AA174)2 Pin MolexConnectorESTeem Model 192ERear ViewESTeem Model 192 UtilitySoftware Windows Version(EST P/N AA107)Computer Running Windows 95/98/NTRubber Duck Antenna(EST P/N AA01S)WarningOmni-directional antennashould not be located within7cm of personnelFigure 1: Hardware Layout Diagram
CHAPTER 1STARTING OUTRevised: 2 Oct 01 1-32. Select Terminal Emulation from the Main Menu.3. Once the Terminal Emulation is loaded, select theTerminal Setup from the menu and press Ports. Youshould see the serial port configuration menu (Figure3).4. Select the serial port you have connected to theESTeem Model 192E (i.e. COM1 would be 1), setthe Baud Rate to 38400, Data Bits to 8, Parity toNone, Stop Bits to 1 and leave both the Hardwareand Software flow control boxes unchecked. Pressthe OK button when complete.5. Verify the settings in the upper left hand corner ofthe Terminal window are set toCOM1:38400,N,8,1). If the communications portnumber is other than 1 it will be displayed as thenumber (i.e. COM2, etc.).The software is now configured for accessing theESTeem Model 192E for system configuration. Anyother terminal emulation program will need to beconfigured similarly.FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTIONFigure 4 contains a description of the ESTeem Model192E front panel.BASIC CONFIGURATIONConnect and Power Up the ESTeemThe following steps should be completed before anymodifications are made to the network operatingparameters for the ESTeem Model 192E.Note: Plan to configure the Model 192E prior tomounting. Some of the following steps, such asconnecting the serial cable, are easier to perform if theESTeem is accessible.1. Connect the antenna to the antenna port on theESTeem Model 192E (Figure 4).2. Connect the Ethernet cable from the wired 10BaseTEthernet LAN to the Ethernet connector on the frontof the ESTeem (Figure 4).3. Connect the serial cable (EST P/N: AA062) betweenthe RS-232 connector on the ESTeem to the serialport on the computer.4. Plug the ESTeem Model AA174 power supply into awall socket and connect the Molex power connectorto the ESTeem. The power light (PWR) on the frontof the ESTeem should be illuminated.5. You should see the ESTeem Model 192E bootingsequence on your Terminal Emulation program. Once the ESTeem boot sequence is complete(approximately 1 minute) you will receive themessage “Please press Enter to active this console.”6. Press the Enter key and you will be at theConfiguration Menu login prompt (192E login:). See Figure 5 for an example of this prompt.Figure 3: Serial Port Configuration MenuAntenna Connector(TNC-R)12 VDC InputPower Connector(2 Pin Molex)Reset SwitchRS-232Input/Output Connector(9 Pin DB Connector)RJ-45 10BaseTEthernet PortPower LEDTransmit LEDReceive LEDT/E LEDT/EFigure 4: Front Panel Description
CHAPTER 1STARTING OUTRevised: 2 Oct 01 1-4Opening the ESTeem Configuration MenuTo enter the Model 192E Configuration Menu you willneed to log into the system with a login name andpassword. Note: These values can be changed from factory defaultthrough the Configuration Menu. If this not the first timeconfiguration of the ESTeem, see you network systemsadministrator for these values.If this is the first time the ESTeem has been programmedor the login was not changed from the factory defaultvalues, please use the following to access theConfiguration Menu:1. At the 192E login prompt type admin for the loginname and press the Enter key (<Enter>). Please notethat all characters are lower case.2. At the Password prompt type admin for the passwordand press the Enter key (<Enter>). Please note thatall characters are lower case.The ESTeem Configuration Menu (Figure 6) will now bedisplayed. Please proceed to Chapter 2 in this manual forprogramming the ESTeem Model 192E for your specificapplication.Figure 5: Boot Prompt Example Figure 6: Configuration Menu
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGSELECTING ETHERNET CONFIGURATIONUSING THE CONFIGURATION MENUAccessing Through TelnetChanging Configuration InformationSaving and Exiting Configuration MenuMODEM SETUPStep 1 - Radio ConfigurationStep 2 – Modes of OperationAccess Point ConfigurationEthernet Bridging ConfigurationRepeater ConfigurationCombined Access Point and Ethernet BridgingLOADING FACTORY DEFAULT VALUES
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGRevised: 2 Oct 01 2-2SELECTING ETHERNETCONFIGURATIONTo begin setup of your wireless Ethernet network youmust first select the type of Model 192E configurationrequired. The following are examples of networkingrequirements and the type of configuration required foreach:Networking Requirements Model 192EConfigurationLink 802.11b wireless network cards(EST P/N: WLANC11 or others) inInfrastructure ModeAccess Point(Figure 3)Provide relay point for wirelessnetwork cards (EST P/N: WLANC11or others) to increase range of WirelessArea Network (WLAN)Access PointProvide access to a cabled Ethernetnetwork from a wireless network(WLAN)Access PointCommunicate between two or moreEthernet (10BaseT) ports using theModel 192EEthernetBridge(Figure 6)Link two or more Ethernet HUBs usingthe Model 192E EthernetBridgeProvide building to building Ethernetaccess using Model 192E EthernetBridgeProvide wireless Ethernet links to bothremote 10BaseT Ethernet ports andaccess to wireless network cardsCombinedAccess Pointand Bridge(Figure 10)All possible Ethernet network configurations can not belisted. If your application does not match any of theabove Networking Requirements, please consult withyour network system administrator or contact ESTCustomer Support at 509-735-9092.USING THE CONFIGURATION MENUThe ESTeem Model 192E Configuration Menu (Figure1) is used to set the operating parameters of the wirelessEthernet modem to operate in an Ethernet network. Welearned in Chapter 1- Starting Out how to configure aterminal emulation program to access the ConfigurationMenu through the RS-232 port on the ESTeem. If youhave not completed Chapter 1 or have questions on howto access the Configuration Menu, please review thatsection before proceeding.Accessing Through TelnetLooking at the Main Menu screen of the ConfigurationMenu, you will notice the header lists the connectedESTeem Model 192E’s serial number, current mode ofoperation, current Service Set Identifier (SSID - if AccessPoint) or Bridge IP address (Bridge Mode Only), and IPaddress. Using the IP address, you can start a Telnetsession to the ESTeem through the Ethernet network toaccess the Configuration Menu. Note: If the ESTeem Model 192E is configured inEthernet Bridge mode, the Wireless IP and the EthernetIP addresses must be on unique Subnets (See EthernetBridging Configuration for more information) to gainaccess to the configuration menu through Telnet. Eachoperating system has a different method of starting aTelnet session. Please review the documentation on youroperating system or consult with your network systemadministrator.Changing Configuration InformationTo move between menu items in the ESTeem Model192E Configuration Menu you must first enter thenumber next to the menu item and then press the EnterKey (<Enter>). All commands must be followed by theEnter key. For example, to review the Copyrightinformation on the ESTeem Model 192E, press thenumber 5 key followed by the Enter key (5<Enter>). The Configuration Menu will always prompt you iffurther input is required or the input received wasinvalid. To back out of most menu screens and return toFigure 1: Configuration Menu
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGRevised: 2 Oct 01 2-3the previous menu without making changes, press the Xkey followed by the Enter key (X<Enter).Saving and Exiting Configuration MenuAny changes made in the Configuration Menu willonly take effect in the Model 192E when the Save andApply Changes (7<Enter>) is selected. When Save andApply Changes is selected, you will be asked if you wishto continue. Press the Y key followed by the Enter key(Y<Enter>) and the ESTeem will save the changes andreboot the modem. It will take approximately 1 minutefor the ESTeem to reboot to obtain a new login prompt.If you wish to exit the Configuration Menu withoutsaving any of the changes made, select Logout(8<Enter>). Note: Any changes made during the time you werelogged into the Configuration Menu will be lost.MODEM SETUPStep 1 – Radio ConfigurationThe first step in configuring a wireless Ethernet networkis setting all ESTeem Model 192Es that communicatewith each other to the same radio configurationparameters. 1. From the Configuration Main Menu, select Setup(1<Enter>).2. Select Radio Configuration (2<Enter>) to load theRadio Configuration Menu (Figure 2).3. Select Power Settings (1<Enter>) to configure theoutput power of the ESTeem. 4. Select Data Rates (2<Enter>) to set the RF baud rateof the ESTeem. If all baud rates (1, 2, 5.5 and 11Mbps) are listed, the ESTeem will scale through thebaud rates as required by signal quality and strength(recommended).5. Select Channel (3<Enter>) to set the operatingfrequency of the ESTeem.Note: All ESTeems that communicate with each otherMUST be set to the same channel number.Channel Number Center Frequency1 2412 MHz2 2417 MHz3 2422 MHz4 2427 MHz5 2432 MHz6 2437 MHz7 2442 MHz8 2447 MHz9 2452 MHz10 2457 MHz11 2462 MHz6. Review all your changes on the screen are correctand select Return to previous menu (X<Enter>) toreturn to the Setup Menu.7. Select Return to previous menu (X<Enter>) a secondtime to return to the Main Menu.Step 2 – Modes of OperationThe ESTeem Model 192E can be used in a variety ofnetwork system configurations. The ESTeem can stand-alone as the center of a wireless infrastructure, canprovide access from your wireless network to your wiredLAN, or bridge between Ethernet segments on yournetwork.The Model 192E can also be configured as a repeater inthe network to increase the range of the wirelessinfrastructure. The maximum communications range isbased upon how you configure your wireless network. This section of the manual will describe the possibleconfigurations of the wireless network.Access Point ConfigurationIn this network one of the ESTeem Model 192E modemsis configured as the “Access Point”. This Access Point isthen used to bridge wireless network to the cabled LANnetwork or act as the center point on a stand alonewireless network. When configured in this type ofFigure 2: Radio Configuration Menu
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGRevised: 2 Oct 01 2-4network, all wireless cards (ESTeem Model WLANC11)communicate only with the Access Point that serves theWireless Local Area Network (WLAN) as a HUB. Multiple Access Points can be configured in the networkto extend the coverage area of the wireless cards. Thewireless cards will automatically change between AccessPoints (Roam) as long as they are all configured with thesame SSID and Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)information. This type of network can extend the rangeof the wireless cards greater than they can directlycommunication with each other. The Access Point is responsible for maintaining a logicallink between the clients and providing the wirelessclients with access to information on the wired LANnetwork. Figure 3 shows an example of the Model 192Ein an Access Point Configuration.To configure the ESTeem Model 192E as an AccessPoint, please use the following:1. From the Configuration Main Menu, select Setup(1<Enter>).2. Select Modes of Operation (1<Enter) to enter thesystem configuration menu (Figure 4).3. Select Access Point (1<Enter>) to open the AccessPoint configuration screen.4. Select Current SSID (1<Enter>) and type in theSSID information for your WLAN.Note: The SSID is the unique identification for yourwireless network. All 802.11b devices that share awireless network MUST have the same SSID code. Thisidentification code is case sensitive and must NOTcontain spaces.5. Select Current IP Address (2<Enter>) to assign theESTeem an IP address.6. Select Current IP Net Mask (3<Enter>) to changethe ESTeem Net Mask.7. If the wireless network is going to be using WEPsecurity codes, press Encryption Settings (4<Enter>)to enter the Privacy Menu (Figure 5) otherwise leavethe setting at “False” and skip to Step 12.Note: Setting the WEP security codes are highlyrecommended for network privacy. They do requireextensive network administration, but if used correctlythey can provide the same level of security as a wirednetwork.8. If WEP security is going to be used in the WLAN,select Encryption Enabled (1<Enter>) and value willchange to “True”.9. If you wish to keep clients without the correct WEPcode from entering your WLAN, set Excludeunencrypted clients (2<Enter>) to “True” otherwiseset to “False”. If this value is set to “False”, theAccess Point will allow clients without the correctWEP code and those with the correct WEP code tojoin the network as long as all SSID codes match.10. Select 802.11 128bit WEP encryption (3<Enter>)and set to “True” if the wireless cards will be usingEthernet Wired LANMobile Wireless Network WithOverlap Coverage192EModel WLANC11 WirelessLAN Card192E10BASE-T 10BASE-TFigure 3: Access Point DiagramFigure 4: Access Point Configuration MenuFigure 5: Privacy Menu
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGRevised: 2 Oct 01 2-5128bit WEP encryption. If using 40bit WEPencryption, leave at “False”.11. Load the WEP Key values in sections 4-12. Reviewall your changes on the screen are correct and selectReturn to previous menu (X<Enter>) to return to theAccess Point Configuration Menu.12. If all configurations appear correct, press LoadValues and Return to Main Menu (M<Enter>).13. Once at the Main Menu, press Save and ApplyChanges (7<Enter>) and Yes (Y<Enter>) to rebootthe ESTeeem.Ethernet Bridging ConfigurationThe Ethernet Bridging network allows the Model 192Emodems to provide links between two or more Ethernetsegments on a network. Ethernet segments can be eithersingle network clients such as computers or PLCs or tiesinto building LAN networks such as HUBs or switches.This type of network can provide tremendous flexibilityin your wireless network configurations and also providea much greater range than available through the wirelesscard network as described in the Access Point section. Figure 6 shows an example of an Ethernet Bridgingnetwork.The Bridging Mode has two possible configurations,Master Bridge and Client Bridge (Figure 6). A bridgingnetworks can only have one ESTeem Model 192Econfigured as a Master Bridge. A 192E configured as aClient Bridge can communicate with another 192Econfigured as a Client Bridge, but the Ethernet dataMUST be routed through a Master Bridge first. The twoClient Bridge modems do not communicate directly,therefore all bridge networks must have at least one 192Econfigured as the Master Bridge. For example, in asimple point to point wireless Ethernet network, oneModel 192E will be configured as a Master Bridge andone will be configured as a Client Bridge.Master BridgeTo configure the ESTeem Model 192E as a MasterBridge, please use the following:1. From the Configuration Main Menu, select Setup(1<Enter>).2. Select Modes of Operation (1<Enter) to enter thesystem configuration menu (Figure 4).3. Select Master Bridge (2<Enter>) to open the MasterBridge configuration menu (Figure 7).4. Select Current SSID (1<Enter>) and type in theSSID information for your bridge network.Note: The SSID is the unique identification for yourwireless network. All ESTeem Model 192Es in thebridge network MUST have the same SSID code. Thisidentification code is case sensitive and must NOTcontain spaces.5. Two unique IP addresses are required for theESTeem Model 192E in bridging mode. Both theWLAN port and the 10BaseT port need a unique IPnumber (Figure 8). Select Current Wireless IPAddress (2<Enter>) to assign the ESTeem an IPaddress.Note: To gain access to the Model 192E through Telnetwhile configured in Bridge Mode, the Wireless IP andthe Ethernet IP address must be on unique Subnets. Contact your system network administrator for furtherinformation on what IP address should be used in thesubnet.6. Select Current Wireless IP Net Mask (3<Enter>) tochange the ESTeem Net Mask.Figure 7: Master Bridge Configuration10BASE-T192E - MasterBridgeEthernet Wired LANMaster BridgeProgrammingTerminalHMI TerminalRemote PLCRemote PLCRemote PLC192E- ClientBridge192E- ClientBridge192E- ClientBridge192E- ClientBridgeFigure 6: Bridging Mode Diagram
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGRevised: 2 Oct 01 2-67. Select Current Ethernet IP Address (4<Enter>) toassign the ESTeem an IP address.Note: The Ethernet IP and the Wireless IP addressesmust NOT be the same.8. Select Current Ethernet IP Net Mask (5<Enter>) tochange the ESTeem Net Mask.9. If the bridge network is going to be using WEPsecurity codes, press Encryption Settings (6<Enter>)to enter the Privacy Menu (Figure 5) otherwise leavethe setting at “False” and skip to Step 14.Note: Setting the WEP security codes are highlyrecommended for network privacy. They do requireextensive network administration, but if used correctlythey can provide the same level of security as a wirednetwork.10. If WEP security is going to be used in the bridgenetwork, select Encryption Enabled (1<Enter>) andvalue will change to “True”.11. If you wish to keep clients without the correct WEPcode from entering your bridge network, set Excludeunencrypted clients (2<Enter>) to “True” otherwiseset to “False”. If this value is set to “False”, theAccess Point will allow clients without the correctWEP code and those with the correct WEP code tojoin the network as long as all SSID codes match.12. Select 802.11 128bit WEP encryption (3<Enter>)and set to “True” if the wireless cards will be using128bit WEP encryption. If using 40bit WEPencryption, leave at “False”.13. Load the WEP Key values in sections 4-12. Reviewall your changes on the screen are correct and selectReturn to previous menu (X<Enter>) to return to theAccess Point Configuration Menu.14. If all configurations appear correct, press LoadValues and Return to Main Menu (M<Enter>).15. Once at the Main Menu, press Save and ApplyChanges (7<Enter>) and Yes to reboot theESTeeem.Client BridgeTo configure the ESTeem Model 192E as a ClientBridge, please use the following:1. From the Configuration Main Menu, select Setup(1<Enter>).2. Select Modes of Operation (1<Enter) to enter thesystem configuration menu (Figure 4).3. Select Client Bridge (3<Enter>) to open the ClientBridge configuration menu (Figure 9).4. Select Current SSID (1<Enter>) and type in theSSID information that matches the Master Bridge.Note: The SSID is the unique identification for yourwireless network. All ESTeem Model 192Es in thebridge network MUST have the same SSID code. Thisidentification code is case sensitive and must NOTcontain spaces.5. Two unique IP addresses are required for theESTeem Model 192E in bridging mode. Both theWLAN port and the 10BaseT port need a unique IPnumber. Select Current Wireless IP Address(2<Enter>) to assign the ESTeem an IP address.6. Select Current Wireless IP Net Mask (3<Enter>) tochange the ESTeem Net Mask.7. Select Current Ethernet IP Address (4<Enter>) toassign the ESTeem an IP address.Note: The Ethernet IP and the Wireless IP addressesmust NOT be the same.8. Select Current Ethernet IP Net Mask (5<Enter>) tochange the ESTeem Net Mask.Ethernet Wired LANEthernet Wired LAN192E - ClientBridge192E - MasterBridgeEthernet IP Address (Example)192.168.1.0Ethernet IP Address (Example)192.168.1.1Wireless IP Address (Example)192.168.2.1Wireless IP Address (Example)192.168.2.0Figure 8: IP Addressing DiagramFigure 9: Client Bridge Configuration
CHAPTER 2APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGRevised: 2 Oct 01 2-79. Select Current Master IP Address (6<Enter>) toinput the Wireless IP address of the Master Bridge.Note: The Master IP address must match the Wireless IPaddress of the Master Bridge for the bridging mode tofunction correctly.10. If the bridge network is going to be using WEPsecurity codes, press Encryption Settings (7<Enter>)to enter the Privacy Menu (Figure 5) otherwise leavethe setting at “False” and skip to Step 15.Note: Setting the WEP security codes are highlyrecommended for network privacy. They do requireextensive network administration, but if used correctlythey can provide the same level of security as a wirednetwork.11. If WEP security is going to be used in the bridgenetwork, select Encryption Enabled (1<Enter>) andvalue will change to “True”.12. If you wish to keep clients without the correct WEPcode from entering your bridge network, set Excludeunencrypted clients (2<Enter>) to “True” otherwiseset to “False”. If this value is set to “False”, theAccess Point will allow clients without the correctWEP code and those with the correct WEP code tojoin the network as long as all SSID codes match.13. Select 802.11 128bit WEP encryption (3<Enter>)and set to “True” if the wireless cards will be using128bit WEP encryption. If using 40bit WEPencryption, leave at “False”.14. Load the WEP Key values in sections 4-12. Reviewall your changes on the screen are correct and selectReturn to previous menu (X<Enter>) to return to theAccess Point Configuration Menu.15. If all configurations appear correct, press LoadValues and Return to Main Menu (M<Enter>).16. Once at the Main Menu, press Save and ApplyChanges (7<Enter>) and Yes to reboot theESTeeem.Repeater Configuration in Bridging ModeTo add a repeater site to a bridging mode system can beaccomplished simply configuring the repeater location asa Master Bridge and all other locations as Client Bridges(Figure 10). Follow the steps for configuring the Masterand Client Bridges above to complete the ESTeem Model192E programming.Combined Access Point and Ethernet BridgingConfigurationAs the name would imply, this type of network is acombination of an Access Point network and an EthernetBridging network. This type of network would provideboth communication to a Building LAN network from aremote Model 192E and also provide wireless access tothe network for the wireless cards. This type of networkrequires two ESTeem Model 192E modems and at least athree port Ethernet HUB. Figure 11 shows a combinednetwork. Follow the steps for configuring the AccessPoint, Master and Client Bridges in this chapter tocomplete the ESTeem Model 192E programming.LOADING FACTORY DEFAULT VALUESTo return the ESTeem Model 192E to the factory defaultvalues, login to the Configuration Menu (Figure 1) andselect Load Factory Defaults (6<Enter>). A message thatthe factory default settings were restored will appear andthe Configuration Menu will reload. To keep thesefactory default values, select Save and Apply Changes(7<Enter>) and then Yes to reboot the ESTeem.Ethernet Wired LANDigi-RepeatingEthernet Wired LAN192E - MasterBridge192E- ClientBridge192E- ClientBridgeFigure 10: Repeater ConfigurationEthernet Wired LANMobile Wireless NetworkModel WLANC11Wireless LAN Card192E10BASE-T192E192EEthernet Wired LANLAN BridgingDigi-Repeating192EEthernet HubFigure 11: Combined System Diagram
CHAPTER 3INTERFACINGSERIAL INTERFACE CONFIGURATIONRS-232 PORT PINOUT TABLEETHERNET INTERFACE
CHAPTER 3INTERFACINGRevised: 10 May 01 3-2 SERIAL INTERFACE CONFIGURATIONThe ESTeem Model 192E has a standard RS-232C, 9-pinFemale connector for interfacing directly with the serialport on the computer. Use ESTeem part number AA062to interface the Model 192E with a 9-pin serial port on acomputer. The serial port on the ESTeem Model 192E can be usedto access the configuration menu in the ESTeem forsystem and network configuration. The ESTeemcommunications port operates at 19,200 bps, No Parity, 8Data Bits and 1 Stop Bit (19,200,N,8,1). Configure yourterminal program to match these settings.RS-232 PORT PIN-OUT TABLEESTeem Model 192ERS-232C Port Pin-Out TablePin No. Function1Data Carrier Detect (DCD)2Receive Data (RxD)3Transmit Data (TxD)4Data Terminal Ready (DTR)5Signal Ground6Data Set Ready (DSR)7Request To Send (RTS Input)8Clear To Send (CTS)9Ring Line (RI)ETHERNET INTERFACEThe ESTeem Model 192E’s Ethernet Port is configuredto directly interface with an Ethernet HUB using astraight through 10BaseT cable. If the ESTeem isconnected to a network interface card (NIC), you willneed to use 10BaseT reversing cable.
CHAPTER 4ANTENNASANTENNA AND CABLE CONFIGURATIONSWEATHER PROOFING COAXIAL CONNECTORSGROUNDINGLIGHTINING ARRESTORSMODEL 192E TYPICAL OUTDOOR ANTENNAINSTALLATION DIAGRAMMODEL 192E TYPICAL INDOOR ANTENNA INSTALLATIONDIAGRAMSESTEEM SWR MEASUREMENT BLOCK DIAGRAM
CHAPTER 4ANTENNASRevised: 1 Oct 01 4-2ANTENNA AND CABLECONFIGURATIONSWarning: Only the tested cable lengths and antennasprovided by EST meet the FCC maximum peak outputpower requirements. Any other combination ofantennas or coax cables is not authorized.EST offers three (3) different types of antennas for bothindoor and outdoor configurations.Part Number: AA01SOmni Directional Rubber Duck Antenna.Unity GainDirectly mounts to antenna portPart Number: AA20SOmni Directional Building Mount Antenna5 dBd gainUses either 25’ RG-8 Cable (Indoor) or50’ Heliax Cable (Outdoor)Part Number: AA202SDirectional Building Mount Antenna13.9 dBd gain50’ Heliax Cable (Outdoor) with Lightning Arrestor(EST P/N: AA164) and RG-8 Patch CableOutdoor Fixed Base ConfigurationAA20S or AA202S AntennaLightning Protection50’ Heliax CableIndoor ConfigurationAA20S or AA202S Antenna25’ RG-8 CableWarning: Only pre-made coax cables from the factoryused in conjunction with either the AA20Somni-directional or AA202S directionalantenna meet all FCC Section 15.247(b)EIRP maximum power requirements.COAXIAL CABLESThe 25’ length of RG-8 coax cable and the 50’ length ofHeliax cable are the minimum cable lengths allowed foruse the above antennas. Listed below are representativecable losses in db/100 ft at the 2.4 GHz frequency range:Frequency (MHz) RG-8 ½” Heliax---------------------------------------------------------------------2400-2462 - 10.0 - 3.74In a severe noise environment it may be necessary to usea double shield type of coax cable such as RG-214/U inplace of the RG-8. This cable must be purchased fromthe factory to meet FCC requirements.Note: A -3 dB loss means you have lost 1/2 of yoursignal. A +3 dB gain means you have doubled(x2) your signal.WEATHER PROOFING COAXCONNECTIONS1. Coat the threads of the connectors with siliconelubricant prior to assembly (See Note 1) and handtighten. Care should be taken not to get anylubricant on the center conductor.2. Wrap the connector assembly with a vapor barrierpatch for weather proofing (See Note 2), ensuring tooverlap onto the coax cable approximately 1 1/2inches.3. Apply an electrical coating (sealing agent) over thevapor barrier patch for added protection (See Note3).Notes:1. Dow Corning RTV-3140 or equivalent.2. Suggested vendors:VAPOR-WRAPDecibel Products3184 Quebec St.Dallas, TX 75356214-631-0310VYNIL-MASTIC, P/N 22003-M CompanyCustomer Service512-984-18003. SCOTCHKOTE, 3-M Company, or equivalent.
CHAPTER 4ANTENNASRevised: 1 Oct 01 4-3GROUNDINGAll building mount antennas require attachment to agood earth ground for optimum efficiency. Contact areputable local communications shop for procedures foryour area.LIGHTNING ARRESTORSLightning arrestors should be used on all externalbuilding mount antennas for personal protection and tominimize damage to the transceiver during lightningstorms. The units should be installed as permanufacturers instructions provided with the device.
CHAPTER 4ANTENNASRevised: 1 Oct 01 4-4Model 192EOutdoor Fixed Base Site DiagramANTENNACONFIGURATIONSHeliax Feedline50 ft.TNC-RMale ConnectorLIGHTNINGARRESTOR12 VDC POWER SUPPLYRECOMMENDATIONSEST P/N AA174Battery PacksSolar Power2 Pin MolexConnectorRG-8 Coax2 ft.RS-232 InterfaceConnectorDirectional AntennaEST P/N AA202S.Omni-DirectionalAntennaEST P/N AA20S.CautionTo comply with the FCCexposure compliancerequirements, a separationdistance of at least 7 cm mustbe maintained between theantenna and all persons.CautionTo comply with the FCCexposure compliancerequirements, a separationdistance of at least 19 cmmust be maintained betweenthe antenna and all persons..RJ-45 EthernetConnectorNOTES1. Vapor wrap all external antenna coaxconnections with vinyl wrap (EST Part No. AA241)and apply Scotchkote Electrical Coating (EST PartNo. AA242).2. Contact EST for recommendations regardingantenna mounting hardware and installation tips.3. Ground antenna structure, base and lightningarrestor.TNC-RMale ConnectorTNC-RMaleConnectorTNC-RMaleConnector
CHAPTER 4ANTENNASRevised: 1 Oct 01 4-5 Model 192E Indoor Equipment DiagramOmni-DirectionalAntennaEST P/N AA20S.CautionTo comply with the FCCexposure compliancerequirements, a separationdistance of at least 7 cmmust be maintainedbetween the antenna andall persons.RESETTNC-RMale Connector12 VDC POWER SUPPLYRECOMMENDATIONSEST P/N AA174Battery PacksSolar Power2 Pin MolexConnectorRG-8 Coax25 ft.RESETOmni-DirectionalAntennaEST P/N AA01S.Rubber duck, backof set mountRJ-45 EthernetConnectorRS-232 InterfaceConnectorNOTES1. Vapor wrap all external antenna coaxconnections with vinyl wrap (EST Part No. AA241)and apply Scotchkote Electrical Coating (EST PartNo. AA242).2. Contact EST for recommendations regardingantenna mounting hardware and installation tips.3. Ground antenna structure, base and lightningarrestor.TNC-RMale Connector
CHAPTER 4ANTENNASRevised: 1 Oct 01 4-6ESTeem SWR Measurement Block DiagramN MaleConnector N MaleConnectorAntenna2 Pin MolexConnectorRS-232C Interface Cable(EST P/N AA062)SWR MeterRG-8 Cable(EST P/N AA230)12 VDC Power Supply(EST P/N AA174)S/N:T/ETXRXPWRIRPortPhoneModel 192SAntenna 12 VDCRESETESTeem Model 192 UtilitySoftware Windows VersionTNC-R MaleConnectorTNC-R MaleConnectorCautionTo comply with the FCC exposurecompliance requirements, aseparation distance of at least 7 cmfor an omni-directional and 19 cm fora directional antenna must bemaintained between the antenna andall persons.NoteThe cables listed above are onlyavailable with the purchase of anSWR Meter.Programming the ESTeem Model 192E For SWR Measurements1. Configure the hardware as per the above diagram.2. Install the ESTeem Utility on the PC hard drive as per instructionswith the software.3. From Utility Main Menu (Figure 1) select the Terminal EmulationMode.4. In the Terminal Emulation Mode press the Enter key to display theModel 192E configuration menu.5. Select the Turn Transmitter ON option.6. When the testing is completed, select Turn Transmitter OFF option onthe configuration menu. Figure 1: ESTeem Utility Main Menu
APPENDICESAPPENDIX “A” FCC INFORMATION (USA Only)APPENDIX “B” SPECIFICATIONSESTeem SpecificationsAntenna Specifications
APPENDIX AFCC LICENSINGRevised: 11 May 01 APX A-2 INFORMATION TO USERSThe ESTeem Model 192E complies with Part 15 of theFCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following twoconditions: (1) This device may not cause harmfulinterference, and (2) this device must accept anyinterference received, including interference that maycause undesired operation.Note to User:Changes or modifications to this equipment not expresslyapproved by Electronic Systems Technology forcompliance could void the user's authority to operate theequipment.Other InformationModel 192EDirect SequenceFCC Type Acceptance No: ENPESTEEM192E
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APPENDIX BSPECIFICATIONSModel 192E SpecificationsRevised: 2 Oct 01 APX B-1 LED INDICATORS• Power On• Receiver Carrier Detect• Transmitter EnableI/O – CONNECTORS• RS-232C - 9 Pin Sub D Female• RJ-45 10BaseT Connection• Antenna Output – TNC-R• Input Power - 2 Pin MolexFemaleDATA INPUT• RS-232 Asynchronous• 38,400 bps Fixed Data Rate• 8 data bits• No parity• One Stop BitFREQUENCY OFOPERATION• 2412 to 2462 MHz.• Frequency selectable in 11frequency zonesRF DATA RATE• 1-11 Mbps RF data rateTRANSMITTER• 1 Watt RF output• 100% duty cycle• 50 ohms output impedance• Protocol activated keying• 10 µsec typical latency• Direct sequence spread spectrumRECEIVER• Double conversionsuperheterodyne• -93 dBm 8E-2 Frame Error Rate• 80 dB Image Rejection• > 35 dBm Adjacent Channel RejectionPOWER REQUIREMENTS• 11-16 VDC @ 700 ma Transmit 300 ma ReceiveSIZE• 2.45 in. Height8.16 in. Width 9.37 in. LengthWEIGHT:• 4.6 lbs.• Rugged die cast aluminum caseENVIRONMENT• -30° to 50° C• 95% Non-condensingWARRANTY• 1 Year
APPENDIX BSPECIFICATIONSModel 192E AntennasRevised: 2 Oct 01 APX B-2 Model No: AA01SAntenna Type: Omni-Directional, right angle rubber duck, ½ waveApplications:Back of ESTeem Model 192S mount.Frequency: 2400 to 2485 MHzPolarization: VerticalImpedance: 50 ohmsGain: 2 dBdVSWR: < 1.5Front To Back Ratio: n/aHorizontal Beamwidth: n/aVertical Beamwidth: n/aAntenna Material: Rubber duct whip.Mounting Hardware: n/aAntenna Connector:TNC-R MaleAntenna Envelope: 4 in. length by 1.5 in widthWeight: .08 lbs.Model No: AA20SAntenna Type: Omni Directional, 5/8 Wave over 5/8 Wave over ¼ Wave.Applications:Fixed base or mobile mount.Frequency: 2400 to 2485 MHzPolarization: VerticalImpedance: 50 ohmsGain: 5 dBdVSWR: < 1.5Front To Back Ratio: n/aHorizontal Beamwidth: n/aVertical Beamwidth: n/aAntenna Material: Stainless steel whip. All other hardware anodized metal.Mounting Hardware: Stainless steel clamps for mounting to ¾ in. to 1½ in. pipewith right angle mount of direct panel mount..Antenna Connector:TCN-R Female.Antenna Envelope: 9 in. length by 3.5 in. widthWeight: .4 lbs.3.5 in. Dia.Right AngleMountingBracketStanlessSteelClamps9 in.Model AA20S4 in.1.5 in.Model AA01SCautionTo comply with the FCCexposure compliancerequirements, a separationdistance of at least 7 cm mustbe maintained between theantenna and all persons.
APPENDIX BSPECIFICATIONSModel 192E AntennasRevised: 2 Oct 01 APX B-3 Model No: AA202SAntenna Type: Directional, 15 element yagi in sealed UVstable radomeApplications:Fixed base.Frequency: 2400 to 2500 MHzPolarization: LinearImpedance: 50 ohmsGain: 13.9 dBdVSWR: < 1.5Front To Back Ratio: 18 dBHorizontal Beamwidth: 34 degreesVertical Beamwidth: 30 degreesAntenna Material: Stainless hardware with one piece copperradiating element. Advanced microwavesubstrate. All other hardware anodizedmetal.Mounting Hardware: Stainless steel U bolts for mounting to 1.5in. to 2.2 in. diameter pipe.Antenna Connector:TNC-R Female on PigtailMaximum Power Input: 50 WattsAntenna Envelope: 26 in. length by 4.0 in. height by 1.5 in. widthWindload (RWV): 125 mphWind Load ½ in. Ice: 100 mphWind Surface Area: 0.4 ft2Weight: 1.25 lbs. Model AA202SCautionTo comply with the FCCexposure compliancerequirements, a separationdistance of at least 19 cmmust be maintained betweenthe antenna and all persons.

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