Radwin 5XACMOD3C 5 GHz 802.11ac 3x3 RF Module User Manual UM Transportation 4 5 10 4Regulation

Radwin Ltd. 5 GHz 802.11ac 3x3 RF Module UM Transportation 4 5 10 4Regulation

User Manual

DEPLOYMENTGUIDE
TRANSPORTATIONFIBERINMOTION
BROADBANDTRAINTOGROUNDCOMMUNICATION
Release4.5.10
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TableofContents
Chapter1:Introduction
1.1ScopeofthisDocument ...................................................................................................... 11
1.2TransportationFiberinMotionOverview ............................................................................ 11
1.2.1MajorComponents...................................................................................................... 12
TBS (Transportation Base Station) units...............................................................13
TBS antennas.....................................................................................................13
PoEs..................................................................................................................13
TMUs (Transportation Mobile Units).....................................................................14
TMU antennas....................................................................................................14
ISUs..................................................................................................................14
OSUs.................................................................................................................15
1.2.2Accessories .................................................................................................................. 15
1.2.3ManagementandConfigurationTools ....................................................................... 15
RADWIN Configurator tool ..................................................................................15
RADWIN Air Link Performance Monitoring tool......................................................15
1.3Applications......................................................................................................................... 16
1.3.1Operational ................................................................................................................. 16
1.3.2PassengerServices ...................................................................................................... 16
1.4Features............................................................................................................................... 16
1.4.1General........................................................................................................................ 16
1.4.2MobilityCapabilities.................................................................................................... 16
1.4.3OnboardMobileUnits ................................................................................................. 16
1.5DocumentNotifications ...................................................................................................... 17
Chapter2:SiteInstallation
2.1ScopeofThisChapter.......................................................................................................... 21
2.2Wayside............................................................................................................................... 21
2.2.1Overview ..................................................................................................................... 21
General Guidelines .............................................................................................21
Power................................................................................................................21
Minimum Recommended Distances......................................................................21
General Mounting Arrangement...........................................................................22
2.2.2TBSMounting.............................................................................................................. 24
TBS Mounting on a vertical pole ..........................................................................26
TBS mounting on a horizontal pole......................................................................29
TBS mounting on a wall....................................................................................213
2.2.3PoEDevicesfortheTBS ............................................................................................. 216
2.2.4TBSAntennas ............................................................................................................ 217
TBS Antenna Mounting on a Vertical Pole...........................................................218
TBS Antenna Mounting on a Horizontal Pole.......................................................221
TBS Antenna Mounting on a Wall ......................................................................222
TBS Antenna Mounting Kit Adaptor....................................................................222
2.2.5TBSExternalConnections .......................................................................................... 225
2.2.6SynchronizationUnits................................................................................................ 225
Indoor Synchronization Unit (ISU) .....................................................................225
Outdoor Synchronization Unit (OSU)..................................................................226
2.2.7ExternalGPSAntenna ............................................................................................... 227
2.2.8LightningProtectionUnit(LPU)................................................................................. 228
2.2.9Waterproofing........................................................................................................... 231
2.3Onboard ...........................................................................................................................233
2.3.1Overview ................................................................................................................... 233
General Guidelines ...........................................................................................233
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Power..............................................................................................................233
General Mounting Arrangement.........................................................................233
2.3.2TMUMounting.......................................................................................................... 233
Mounting on a wall...........................................................................................243
TMU - External Connections..............................................................................243
2.3.3PoEDevicesfortheTMU ........................................................................................... 243
2.3.4TMUAntennas .......................................................................................................... 244
2.3.5TMUExternalConnections ........................................................................................ 247
2.4Grounding.......................................................................................................................... 247
TBS and OSU...................................................................................................247
TMU................................................................................................................248
FinM PoE .........................................................................................................248
External PoE ....................................................................................................249
ISU .................................................................................................................250
Antennas.........................................................................................................250
Chapter3:NetworkGuidelines
3.1ScopeofThisChapter.......................................................................................................... 31
3.2Overview ............................................................................................................................. 31
3.3WaysideNetwork................................................................................................................ 31
3.4OnboardNetwork .............................................................................................................. 33
3.5OnboardPhysicalConnectivity .......................................................................................... 34
3.6WaysideCoreRouter .......................................................................................................... 35
3.7BasicIPSchemeandDataFlowPath................................................................................... 35
3.8RecommendedVLANAssignment....................................................................................... 37
3.9InterBaseHandover(IBHO)UpdateMessage .................................................................... 39
3.10IntraTrainHandover(ITHO)UpdateMessage................................................................ 312
Chapter4:ConfiguringtheRadioNetwork
4.1ScopeofThisChapter.......................................................................................................... 41
4.2ConnectingtotheUnits ...................................................................................................... 41
4.3AbouttheConfiguratorTool ............................................................................................... 41
4.3.1MethodofOperation .................................................................................................. 42
4.4UsingtheConfiguratorTool ................................................................................................ 42
4.4.1MainTab ..................................................................................................................... 42
4.4.2ProjectTab .................................................................................................................. 45
Upper Table.......................................................................................................45
Lower Table: Quality of Service (QoS) Options .....................................................49
4.4.3LineTab ..................................................................................................................... 412
4.4.4TowersTab ................................................................................................................ 415
4.4.5TrainTab ................................................................................................................... 417
4.5InterferenceMitigationforCochannelNeighbors........................................................... 417
4.5.1BasicSituation........................................................................................................... 418
4.5.2NecessaryPreConditions.......................................................................................... 418
Activation Conditions ........................................................................................419
De-Activation Conditions...................................................................................419
4.5.3MethodofOperation ................................................................................................ 420
4.5.4ConfiguringtheCoChannelNeighborInterferenceMitigationOption .................... 421
4.6ConfiguringNetworkUnits................................................................................................ 425
Configuring an Individual Unit:..........................................................................425
Configuring Many Units at Once:.......................................................................425
4.6.1ConfiguringTransportationBaseStations(TBSs)...................................................... 425
To re-configure a unit that is already installed:...................................................426
4.6.2ConfiguringTransportationMobileUnits(TMUs)..................................................... 427
To re-configure a unit that is already installed in the field: ..................................428
4.6.3ConfiguringIndoorSynchronizationUnits(ISUs) ...................................................... 429
To re-configure a unit that is already installed in the field: ..................................430
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4.7ConfiguratorMessages ..................................................................................................... 431
AppendixA:AntennaGuidelines
A.1ForDeploymentinUS/Canada............................................................................................ A1
AppendixC:RevisionHistory
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Chapter1:Introduction
1.1ScopeofthisDocument
ThispublicationshowshowtoinstallandoperateRADWIN’sTransportationFiberinMotion
(FiberinMotionorFinM)solution.
Thispublicationisaddressedprimarilytosystemintegratorsaswellasinstallingtechnicians.
1.2TransportationFiberinMotionOverview
TransportationFiberinMotionisatraintowaysidecommunicationssolutionthatensures
continuoushighspeedwirelessconnectivitybetweentherollingstock,thetracksandcontrol
center.
TheTransportationFiberinMotionsystemconsistsofpowerfulbasestationsdeployedalong
thetracksthatconnecttomobileunitsinstalledonboardtherollingstock.Thesolution
operatesinchallengingoutdoorconditionsandundergroundtunnels.
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TransportationFiberinMotionOverview Introduction
Figure11:FiberinMotionOverview
AFiberinMotionsolutionworksasfollows:
TBS(TransportationBaseStation)unitsareinstalledonpolesorwallseitheroutdoorsor
inatunnel,andareequippedwithantennas(usually4),
TheTBSunitscommunicatewiththebackhaulnetworkviaaPoEdeviceorfiber,
TheTBSunitstransmitto/receivefromTMUs(TransportationMobileUnits)installedon
boardrollingstock(alsoequippedwithantennasfortheTMUs),andlocatedwithinthe
beamoftheTBSantennas,
TheTMUradios,alsopoweredbyPoEdevices,providecommunicationconnectionsfor
onboardequipmentsuchasroutersandWiFidevices.
IndoorSynchronizationUnit/OutdoorSynchronizationUnits(ISU/OSU)synchronizethe
transmissionofbelowgroundTBSunits.
TBS
Antennas
Pole/Wall
TMUs
Rollingstock
PoE
ISU/OSU
StationSwitch Coreswitch Network
&Backhaul
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MajorComponents Introduction
1.2.1MajorComponents
ThemajorcomponentsoftheTransportationFiberinMotionsolutionareshownbelow:
TBS(TransportationBaseStation)units
TBSunitscommunicatewiththebackhaulnetworkviaaPoEdeviceorfiber,andtransmitto/
receivefromTMUs(TransportationMobileUnits)installedonboardrollingstock.
TBSantennas
Althoughtherearemanydifferenttypesofantennas(seeAppendixA,AntennaGuidelinesfor
alistofpermittedantennas),werecommendusingflatantennasliketheoneshownhere,
availablefromRADWIN:
Figure12:TBSunit
Figure13:TBSantenna
280mm
75mm
250mm
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MajorComponents Introduction
PoEs
Poweroverethernetdevicesareusedtosupplybothpowerandnetworkcommunicationsto
theTBS,TMU,andOSUs.UseonlyPoEsrecommendedbyRADWIN.Inaddition,theTMUcan
besuppliedfromanalternativePoE,asshown.
WhenworkingwiththeTMU,notethataspecialPoETMUcablemustbeused.
TMUs(TransportationMobileUnits)
TMUradios,alsopoweredbyPoEdevices,transmitto/receivefromTBSsinstalledonwayside
polesorwalls,andprovidecommunicationconnectionsforonboardequipmentsuchas
routersandWiFidevices.
OutdoorPoE IndoorPoE PoEfortheTMU
Figure14:PoEUnits
Figure15:TMUradio
275mm
40mm
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TMUantennas
Usesharkfinantennas,installedontheroofoftherollingstock(seeAppendixA,Antenna
Guidelinesforalistofpermittedantennas):
Figure16:SharkfinantennaforTMU
ISUs
IndoorSynchronizationUnitsareusedtosynchronizeTBStransmissions.TheISUsare
installedintunnels.
Figure17:IndoorSynchronizationUnit
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Accessories Introduction
OSUs
OutdoorSynchronizationUnitsareusedtosynchronizeTBStransmissions.TheOSUsare
basedonthesamehardwarecasingastheTBS,andareinstalledinoutdoorlocations.
Figure18:OutdoorSynchronizationUnit
1.2.2Accessories
Youwillalsoneedsomeofthefollowingaccessories:
Lightningprotectorunit‐forusewithoutdoorproducts
CAT6cables‐variouslengthsforusewithradiosandPoEdevices
Groundingcables
AdditionalmountingkitsfortheantennasandPoEs‐eachantennaandeachexternal
PoEinstalledonapoleneedsamountingkit.
1.2.3ManagementandConfigurationTools
RADWINConfiguratortool
Thistoolallowsyoutocarryoutbulkcommissioningofgroupsofradios,usuallyonatrackby
trackbasis.ItsuseiscoveredinRadioNetworkConfiguration.
RADWINAirLinkPerformanceMonitoringtool
TheAirLinkPerformanceMonitoring(ALPM)toolisanadvancedanalysistoolforRADWIN’s
FiberinMotionproductline.
TheALPMtoolaccumulatesallimportanteventsandinformationrelatedtoeachunitinthe
systemandtothetargettowhichithasalink.
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Applications Introduction
1.3Applications
1.3.1Operational
RealtimeCCTVtransmission
Levelcrossingdetection
Onboardticketing
Communicationsbasedtraincontrol(CBTC)
1.3.2PassengerServices
Highspeedinternetaccess
PassengerInformationSystems
Multimediaentertainment
1.4Features
1.4.1General
»Ethernetconnectivitybetweenbasestationandsubscriberunits
»AdvancedOFDM&MIMO2x2and3x3fornLOSandNLOSperformance
»Enhancedinterferencemitigationcapability
»Inter&intrasitesynctoreduceselfinterference
»Longrangebetweenbasestations
»Frequencybands‐4.95.9GHz
»DedicatedBandwidthensuringSLA&latency
»Lowandconstantlatencymin<3ms,typical4to20ms
»Channelbandwidth20/40/80MHz
»Regulationssupported‐FCC/IC/WPC/MII/Universal/JapaneseRegulations
1.4.2MobilityCapabilities
»Upto750MbpsperTBS
»Highspeed‐upto300Kmperhour/186milesperhour
»Upto16TMUsperTBS
»RADWINNetworkManagementSystemsupport
»SmartBandwidthManagement(SBM)usingdynamicbandwidthallocationtomaxi
mizeserviceproviderthroughputandadheretocustomerSLAs
1.4.3OnboardMobileUnits
»200MbpsaggregatethroughputperTMU
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DocumentNotifications Introduction
»SupportscustomerSLAsbyassignmentofdedicatedbandwidthforuplinkanddown
linkperTMU,attheTBS
»SeparateuplinkanddownlinkconfigurableMaximumInformationRate(MIR)per
TMU
1.5DocumentNotifications
NotificationsconsistofWarnings,CautionsandNotes.
Warning:riskofdangertopersons.
Caution:riskofdamagetoequipmentorofservicedegradation
Provideadditionalbackground
Offerarecommendation
Remindyouofsomethingthatshouldbekeptinmind
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Chapter2:SiteInstallation
2.1ScopeofThisChapter
ThischapterdescribeshowtoinstalltheequipmentfortheTransportationFiberinMotion
solution.
2.2Wayside
TheFiberinMotionsolutionusesmultipleantennastoenableMIMOandDiversitymodes.
Thesolutionreliesonantennaspacing,aswellasdualpolarization/dualslantedantennasto
differentiatetheradiostreams.
2.2.1Overview
GeneralMountingArrangement
TheTBScanbemountedonapoleorawall,togetherwithitsantennas,LPUsandPoEdevice.
ToenablebetterMIMOconditions,theantennasshouldbedividedbetweenverticaland
horizontalpolarizations.Figure 21showsaschematicviewwiththesepolarizations.
Placethetower/TBSatthelocationdeterminedbythesitesurvey.
Makesurethereissufficientlineofsighttowardsthetracksegmenttheantennas
willcover
Makesurethattherearenoobstaclesdirectlyinfrontoftheantennas
Thelowestantennamustbehigherthanthehighestrailcarontheline
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Overview SiteInstallation
Figure21:TBS‐BaseStationmountingwithantennas(outside)
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Table21:TBS‐BaseStationmountingwithantennas(tunnel)
Power
UsethePoEtosupplypowertotheTBS
UsethePoEortheSFPfiberconnectiontoprovideaserviceconnectiontothe
TBS.
InstalltwoLightningProtectionUnits(LPU):OneclosetotheTBS,andtheother
closetothePoE.
MinimumRecommendedDistances
Therearetwoantennasforeachdirection:Aisforapproachingtrains,andBisfor
recedingtrains(seeFigure 21).Separatetheantennasasmuchaspossible,and
maintainthefollowingminimaldistances:
Recommendedverticalseparationbetweeneachantennais1.0m.
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TBSMounting SiteInstallation
2.2.2TBSMounting
TheTBScanbemountedonaverticalorhorizontalpole,oronawall.
•Verticalpole:seepage 26fordirectionsrelevanttoallsizes.
•Thinpole:seepage 26.
•Mediumpole:seepage 28
•Thickpole:seepage 28
• Horizontalpole:seepage 29fordirectionsrelevanttoallsizes.
•Thinpole:seepage 211.
•Mediumpole:seepage 212
•Thickpole:seepage 213
• Wall:TheTBScanbemountedonawall,seepage 213.
Checkthepackagecontents:
Figure22:TBSmountingkitpackagecontents
Table22:TBSmountingkitpackagecontents
Item
No. Description Quantity
1Baseplate 1
2Poleclamp 1
3HexscrewwithflangeM8x90 2
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4StandoffsM4x16 4
5AllenscrewsM4x30 4
6Washersforallenscrews 4
Table22:TBSmountingkitpackagecontents(Continued)
Item
No. Description Quantity
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TBSMounting SiteInstallation
TBSMountingonaverticalpole
Allsizes
1. Fastenthestandoffstothebaseplateintheholeslabeled“V”asshown:
Figure23:Fastenstandoffstobaseplate(forverticalpole)
2. PlacetheTBSasshownoverthestandoffs,andusingtheAllenscrewsandwashers,fasten
theTBStothebaseplate.

Figure24:FastenTBStobaseplate(forverticalpole)
VerticalPole‐thin
1. Diameter3/4to11/2:BeforeraisingtheTBSonthepole,positionthepoleclampasshown
inthefollowingtwofigures.Donotcompletelytightenthebolts:
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TBSMounting SiteInstallation
Thinpole(diameter3/4to11/2):Positionthepoleclampasshowninthefoll owing twofigures,donotcompletelytightenthebolts:
2. PlacethisassemblyonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheTBS.Onceitisinplace,
rotatethepoleclampasshown,thentightenbothbolts.
Figure25:Thinpole:Fastenclamptobase
plate
Figure26:Thinpole:Donotcompletely
tightenbolts
Figure27:Thinpole:Rotateclamp Figure28:Thinpole:tightenbolts
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Verticalpole‐medium
1. Diameter2to3:BeforeraisingtheTBSonthepole,positionthepoleclampasshownin
thefollowingtwofigures.Donotcompletelytightenthebolts:
2. PlacethisassemblyonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheTBS.Onceitisinplace,
rotatethepoleclampasshown,thentightenbothbolts.
VerticalPole‐thick
1. Diameterlargerthan3:Usewormdriveclamps(notsupplied),threadedthroughtheholes
asshowninFigure 213,orUbolts(notsupplied),fastenedusingtheholesasshownin
Figure 214:
Figure29:Mediumpole:Fastenclampto
baseplate
Figure210:Mediumpole:Donotcom
pletelytightenbolts
Figure211:Mediumpole:Rotateclamp Figure212:Mediumpole:tightenbolts
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Figure213:Usingwormdriveclampsforathickpole
Figure214:UsingUboltsforathickpole
TBSmountingonahorizontalpole
Allsizes
1. BeforefasteningtheTBStothebaseplate(seeStep1.onpage 26),rotatetheplateby90o
clockwise.Makesurethearrownexttothe“H”pointsup.
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Figure215:Rotatebaseplateclockwise90oforhorizontalpole
2. Fastenthestandoffstothebaseplateintheholeslabeled“H”asshown:
Figure216:Fastenstandoffstobaseplate(forhorizontalpole)
3. PlacetheTBSasshownoverthestandoffs,andusingtheAllenscrewsandwashers,fasten
theTBStothebaseplate.
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 
Figure217:FastenTBStobaseplate(forhorizontalpole)
HoriztonalPole‐thin
1. Diameter3/4to11/2:BeforeraisingtheTBSonthepole,positionthepoleclampasshown
inthefollowingtwofigures.Donotcompletelytightenthebolts:
Thinpole(diameter3/4to11/2):Positionthepoleclampasshowninthefoll owing twofigures,donotcompletelytightenthebolts:
Figure218:Thinpole:Fastenclamptobase
plate
Figure219:Thinpole:Donotcompletely
tightenbolts
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2. PlacethisassemblyonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheTBS.Onceitisinplace,
rotatethepoleclampasshown,thentightenbothbolts.
HorizontalPole‐medium
1. Diameter2to3:BeforeraisingtheTBSonthepole,positionthepoleclampasshownin
thefollowingtwofigures.Donotcompletelytightenthebolts:
Figure220:Thinpole:Rotateclamp Figure221:Thinpole:tightenbolts
Figure222:Mediumpole:Fastenclampto
baseplate
Figure223:Mediumpole:Donotcom
pletelytightenbolts
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2. PlacethisassemblyonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheTBS.Onceitisinplace,
rotatethepoleclampasshown,thentightenbothbolts.
HoriztonalPole‐thick
1. Diameterlargerthan3:Usemetalbands(notsupplied),threadedthroughtheholesas
showninFigure 226,orUbolts(notsupplied),fastenedusingtheholesasshownin
Figure 227:
TBSmountingonawall
1. Fastenthestandoffstothebaseplateintheholeslabeled“V”or“H”,whicheverismore
convenient,asshown:
Figure224:Mediumpole:Rotateclamp Figure225:Mediumpole:tightenbolts
Figure226:UsingmetalbandsforalargepoleFigure227:UsingUboltsforalargepole
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Figure229:Standoffsfastenedtobaseplate
2. Useanchorboltstoattachbaseplatetoawall,asshown:
OR
<>
Figure228:Fastenstandoffstobaseplate
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Attachthebaseplatetoawallusing9mmdia.anchorbolts(notsupplied)intheholesindicated.
Figure230:Attachbaseplatetowall
3. PlacetheTBSasshownoverthestandoffs,andusingtheAllenscrewsandwashers,fasten
theTBStothebaseplate.
Figure231:FastenTBStobaseplateonwall
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PoEDevicesfortheTBS SiteInstallation
Figure232:TBSmountedonawall
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2.2.3PoEDevicesfortheTBS
TheTBSissuppliedbyaPoEdevice,mountedinthesamemannerasanantenna,orviaan
indoorunit,installedinanelectricalhut.
AlwaysmountaTBSwiththeconnectorsonthebottom.Nevermounta
unithorizontally.
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TBSAntennas SiteInstallation
Figure233:PoEmountedonapole
Figure234:PoEexternalconnections
2.2.4TBSAntennas
Usetheantennamountingkit(differentfromtheTBSmountingkit)tomountaTBSantenna
onapoleorwall.ThesamemountingkitisusedtomountanexternalPoEdevice.
•Verticalpole:seepage 219to
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•Thinpole:seepage 218.
•Mediumpole:seepage 219
•Thickpole:seepage 220
• Horizontalpole:seepage 221fordirectionsrelevanttoallsizes.
• Wall:seepage 222.
Figure235:AntennaMountingKitContents
TBSAntennaMountingonaVerticalPole
ThinPole
ThismethodisformountingtheTBSantennaonapoleofpipesize3/4to11/2.
Tightenallboltswithatorqueof15Nm.
DonotmounttheTBSantennaonapolesmallerthan3/4.
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TBSAntennas SiteInstallation
1. Whenmountingonathinpole,positionthepoleclampasshowninthefollowingfigures:
2. Placethis“unitonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheantenna.Onceitisin
place,rotatethepoleclampasshown,thentightenbothbolts.
MediumPole
ThismethodisformountingtheTBSantennaonapoleofpipesize2to3.
3. Connectthepoleclamptotheradioholderwiththe8x90bolts,butdonottighten
theboltsalltheway‐tightenthemsothattheyarenotcloserthanadistance
equaltotheradiusofthepole.Youwillthenhaveone“unitthatyoucantaketo
Figure236:ConnectPoleClamptoRadio
Holder
Figure237:Tightenbolts
Figure238:RotateClampandtightenbolts Figure239:MountingKitonthinpole
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thelocationonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheantenna.(SeeFigure 236
toFigure 239formountingonathinpole)
4. Placethis“unitonthepolewhereyouwanttomounttheantenna.Onceitisin
place,rotatethepoleclampasshown,thentightenbothbolts.
ThickPole
ThismethodisformountingtheTBSantennaonapoleofpipesizelargerthan3.
Usewormdriveclamps(notsupplied),threadedthroughtheholesasshown.Thepole
clampisnotneeded.
Figure240:ConnectPoleClamptoRadio
Holder
Figure241:Tightenbolts
Figure242:RotateClampandtightenbolts Figure243:MountingKitonpole
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Figure244:Mountingkitonathickpole
TBSAntennaMountingonaHorizontalPole
Whenusingthemountingkitonahorizontalpole,usetheradioverticaladaptor,asshown:
Figure245:Mountingkitonahorizontalpole
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TBSAntennaMountingonaWall
Whenusingthemountingkitonawall,thepoleclampisnotnecessary:
TBSAntennaMountingKitAdaptor
AflatpanelantennasuchasthatshowninFigure 247istypicallyused.Ithasfourboltsfora
mountingkitadapter.ThemountingkitadaptorappearsasshowninFigure 246:
Figure246:Flatpanelantennamountingkitadapter
Attachthemountingkitadaptortotherearoftheantennaasshown:
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Figure247:FlatPanelantenna‐rearwithmountingkitadapter
Figure 248showsamountedantenna.Attachthemountingbolttothesideoftheadaptor
withtherecess,asshown.
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Figure248:FlatPanelantenna‐mountedonapole
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2.2.5TBSExternalConnections
Figure249:TBSexternalconnections
2.2.6SynchronizationUnits
IndoorSynchronizationUnit(ISU)
TheIndoorSynchronizationUnit(ISU)providesamastersynchronizationclockforallTBS
units,andisconnectedtooneofthenetworkswitches.
Itcanbeinstalledona19in.rackoronaconvenientindoorsurface.
Figure250:IndoorSynchronizationUnit(ISU)
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OutdoorSynchronizationUnit(OSU)
TheOutdoorSynchronizationUnit(OSU)providesamastersynchronizationclockforallTBS
units,andisconnectedtooneofthenetworkswitches.
ItishousedinthesamehousingasaTBSunit,andisinstalledinthesamemannerasaTBS
(seeTBSMountingonpage 24).ItreceivesaGPSsynchronizationsignal,andcanuseits
integratedGPSantenna,oranexternalGPSantenna.
Figure251:OSUexternalconnections
showaOSUoutside
showanOSUinatunnel,withawiregoingupthroughanairshafttoanexternalGPS
antenna.
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ExternalGPSAntenna SiteInstallation
2.2.7ExternalGPSAntenna
TheexternalGPSantennaismountedonaverticalorhorizontalpolesegment.Figure 252
showstheGPSantenna.TheantennaisseatedinaninvertedLplatewithaholeforthe
antennaport.TheLplateisstrappedtothepolewithapairofwormdriveclamps..
Figure252:GPSantenna
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LightningProtectionUnit(LPU) SiteInstallation
2.2.8LightningProtectionUnit(LPU)
Theuseoflightningprotectionisdependentonregulatoryandenduserrequirements.
AlthoughFinMunitshavesurgelimitingcircuitsthatminimizetheriskofdamagedueto
lightningstrikes,RADWINrecommendstheuseofadditionalsurgearrestordevicestoprotect
theequipmentfromnearbylightningstrikes.
Figure253:LightningProtectionUnit(LPU)
Foranytypeofindoorunitoutdoorunitconnection,theLPUsareinstalledinpairs,asshown
inFigure 254:
Figure254:Basicuseoflightningprotectorunits
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TheLPUhastwocableglandsonthebottomforCAT5e/6cables,inadditiontoagrounding
lug.Thereisanextraholeforasecondscrewwheninstalledonawall.OnthesideoftheLPU
isaslotforthemetaltiewheninstalledonapole,asshowninFigure 255andFigure 256:
ToinstallanLPUonapole:
1.Choosealocationascloseaspossibletotheradiounit.
2. InsertthemetaltiethroughtheslotsasshowninFigure 256.MakesuretheLPUis
orientedinthecorrectdirection,asshowninFigure 257.
Figure257:LPUattachedtopolewithmetaltie
3. Tightenthemetaltie.
4. Connectthegroundinglugtoagroundingsource.
5. Removethecableglands.
6. ThreadtheCAT5e/6cablesthroughthecableglands,andconnectthecablestothe
LPUasshowninFigure 258.
Figure255:LPU:BottomView Figure256:LPU:SideView
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LightningProtectionUnit(LPU) SiteInstallation
7. TightenthecableglandsaroundtheCAT5ecablesasshowninFigure 259.
8. RouteoneCAT5e/6uptotheradio,andtheotherdowntotheIDUorPoE(viathe
lowerLPU).AnLPUinstalledonapoleisshowninFigure 260.
9. RADWINrecommendsthatyouaddextrawaterproofingtotheconnections
(seesee"Waterproofing"onpage231.).
Figure260:InstallinganLPUonapole(sideview)
ToinstallanLPUonawall:
1.Removethegroundinglug.
Figure258:ConnectingcablestotheLPU(1) Figure259:ConnectingcablestotheLPU(2)
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2. AttachtheLPUtothewallusingwoodormasonryscrews(notincluded),viathe
holesasshowninFigure 261.
3. Connecttheleftscrew(wherethegroundinglugwaslocated)toagroundsource.
4. Removethecableglands.
5. ThreadtheCAT5e/6cablesthroughthecableglands,andconnectthecablestothe
LPUasshowninFigure 258.
6. TightenthecableglandsaroundtheCAT5e/6cablesasshowninFigure 259.
7. RouteoneCAT5euptotheradio(viatheupperLPU),andtheothertotheIDUor
PoE.
8. RADWINrecommendsthatyouaddextrawaterproofingtotheconnections
(seeseeWaterproofingonpage 231).
Figure261:InstallinganLPUonawall
2.2.9Waterproofing
Protectallconnectionsbetweenanyoutdoordevicesandcablesfromrain,dust,moisture
andsaltaccordingtotheprocedurebelow:
1.UseahighqualitysealingmaterialsuchasScotch23Tape¾”wide,toensureIP67
compliantprotectionagainstwateranddust.
2. Cuttwopieceseach25cmlong,ofScotch23splicingtape.Removetheplastic
covertoexposethetackysideofthesealingtapeasshowninFigure 262.
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Figure262:Exposingthetackysideofthesealingtape
3. Afterconnectingacabletoaunit,tightenthecableglandcapfirmlyandusethe
insulationtapetofullycoverthecablegland.
Figure263:Waterproofinganexternalconnection
2.2.10OnSurfacevs.Skyline/ElevatedTrain
TBS
Height
Power
RADWINPoE
PoE3rdSwitches
Connectors
Antennas
2X2
‐ Type
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‐ Spacing
‐ Alignment
3X3
‐ Type
‐ Spacing
‐ Alignment
Synchronization
GSU(partoftheTBS)
2.3TrackSide‐BelowGround
Showmainlythedifferencesbetweenaboveandbelowground:
2.3.1TBS
MountingKit
Connectors
2.3.2Antennas
2X2
Type
Spacing
Alignment
3X3
Type
Spacing
Alignment
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2.3.3Synchronization
ISU
GPS
2.4TrackSide‐CombinedAboveandBelow
GroundRoute
Synchronization
ISU
GPS
CombinedGPSandISUsynchronization
2.5Onboard
2.5.1Overview
TheFiberinMotionsolutionusessharkfinantennasforitsmobileunits,andrelieson
antennaorientationtodifferentiatetheradiostreamsenoughsoastoenableMIMO.
GeneralGuidelines
Locatetheantennasontheroofofthelocomotive,ascloseaspossibletothe
front/backend.
PlacetheTMUascloseaspossibletotheantennas.
Power
UsethePoEtosupplypowertotheTMU
UsethePoEortheSFPfiberconnectiontoprovideaserviceconnectiontothe
TMU.
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GeneralMountingArrangement
TheTMUcanbemountedonashelforawall.
2.5.2GeneralSetUpofTMUsandAntennas
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2.5.3TMUMounting
TheTMUcanbemountedina19inrack,onashelf,oronawall.Whenmountingona19in
rack,usethespeciallydesignedTMUPoEdrawer.
TMUmountingonashelf
TheTMUcanbeplacedinanyconvenienthorizontalsurface,suchasashelf.Fastentheunit
anditsPoEproperly.
Figure264:TMUmountedonashelf
TMUmountingonawall
TheTMUcanbemountedanawallwithpropersupport.Usethemountingholesand
customersuppliedscrewstofastentheunittoawall.MakesureyoulocateitsPoEcloseto
theunit,andfastenitproperlyaswell.
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TMUmountingusingtheTMUPoEdrawer
TheTMUPoEdrawerisusedtomountboththeTMUandthePoEtogether.Carryoutthe
followingstepstomountbothunits:
1. ChooseasitefortheTMUPoEdrawerascloseaspossibletotheonboardantennasand
onboardpowersupply.Makesurethereisatleast12cm/5inofrackspace.
2. Openthepackage,removetheTMUPoEdrawerfromthepackingstyrofoam,and
cutanddiscardthetwoblackstrapsholdingthemountingslidesinplace.
3. Checkthecontents:
Table23:TMUPoEdrawerpackagecontents
Item
No. Description Quantity
1Tray 1
2DCTMUJumpercable 1
3Allenwrench(M4) 1
4Allenscrews(M4x22) 8
5SpringwashersforAllenscrews 8
6DINscrews(M5x16) 12
7BlackfinishingwashersforM5screws12
8Mechanicalcage/nutsforM5screws 12
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Figure265:TMUPoEdrawercontents
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4. DetachthemountingslidesfromtheTMUPoEdrawer:Pulleachslideoutuntilit
isstoppedbythelockinglever.Pressthelockinglevertoreleasetheslide,andpull
slideoutcompletely.
Figure266:RemovethemountingslidesfromtheTMUPoEdrawer.
Mountingslide
Drawer
LockingLever
Pullslide
PressLockingLever
toreleaseslide
Removeslide
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5. Measurethedistancebetweenverticalrailsoftherack.
Figure267:Measuredistancebetweenverticalrails
6. Adjustthelocationoftherearmountingflangeofthefirstmountingslidesothat
thedistancebetweentheholesofthemountingflangesarethesameasthe
distanceyoumeasuredinthepreviousstep.
Figure268:Adjustdistanceofrearmountingflange
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7. Placethesecondslidenexttothefirstandadjustitsrearmountingflangesothat
thedistancebetweentheflangesarethesameasthatofthefirstslide.
Figure269:Adjustdistanceofmountingflangeonsecondslide
8. Insert8mechanicalcagenutsintheappropriateholesinthe19inrack:4oneach
sideoftherack.

Figure270:Insertingcagenuts(onesideshown)
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9. Placeeachmountingslidewiththestoppingflaptowardstherearoftherack,and
usingthePhilipsscrewswiththeblackwashers,fastenthemountingslidestothe
cagenutsandtighten.
Figure271:Placingandfasteningmountingslide
10.Oncebothmountingslidesarefastenedtightlyontherack,insertthedraweras
follows:
a. Placetheframeworkarmsofthedrawerintothemountingslidescarefully.Make
suretheyarestraight.
b. Pushbackthedraweruntiltheframeworkarmstouchtheballbearinggrey
housing.
c. Whilepressingoutwardsonbothballbearinggreyhousings,pushthedrawerin
furtheruntiltheframeworkarmsengagetheballbearinghousings.
d. Furtherpushthedraweruntilthelockingleverstopsit.
e. Releasethelockinglevers,andpushthedrawerinalltheway,eventhroughsome
resistancetowardstheend.
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Figure272:Insertingthedrawer:Placearmsstraight
Figure273:Insertingthedrawer:Pushballbearinghousingsoutwards
Pushballbearing
housingoutwards
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Figure274:Insertingthedrawer:Releaselockinglevers
11.Inserttheother4cagenutsintheappropriateholesinthefrontsideofthe
verticalrails.
12.Usingtheother4Philipsscrewswiththeblackwashers,securethedrawertothe
frontsideoftheverticalrailsoftherack.
Figure275:Securedrawertothefrontsideofrack
Presslockinglevers
andpushdrawerin
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13.AttachPoEandTMUtodrawerasfollows:
a. Removegroundinglugsfrombothunits(theyinterferewiththedrawerandarenot
neededforadrawerinstallation).
b. PlacePoEoverthepinsoftheleftsideofthedrawerasshown,andattachusing
allenscrews.
Figure276:AttachingPoEtodrawer
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c. PlaceTMUoverthepinsontherightsideofthedrawerasshown,andattachusing
allenscrews.
Figure277:AttachingTMUtodrawer
2.5.4PoEDevicesfortheTMU
TheDCPoEdeviceisalwaysmountednexttotheTMU.
Theunitscanbemountedina19inrack,ashelf,oronawal.
MountingwiththeTMUPoEdrawer
TheTMUPoEdrawerisusedtomountboththeTMUandthePoE.Followtheinstructionsin
“Mountingonawall”onpage245.
MountingonaDINrack
ThePoEcanbemountedonaDINrack.CarryoutthefollowingstepstomountthePoEona
DINrack:
TheTMUandPoE,whenmountedintheTMUPoEdrawer,aregroundedviathe
mountingpins,throughthe19inrack.
Makesuretherackyouareusingisgroundedproperly.
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Figure278:AttachingaDINrackholdertothePoE
Figure279:AttachingaPoEtoaDINrack
2.5.5TMUAntennas
EachTMUneedsthree“SharkFin”roofantennasmountedontheroofofthelocomotive
ascloseaspossibletotheTMU:

Figure280:“SharkFinantenna‐bottomview
Whatevermountingarrangementisadopted:
TheantennasshouldbemountedasclosetotheTMUaspossible.
Trytominimizeobstructionsbetweentheantennasandthefrontofthetrainsuchas
airconditionerunits,electronicroutenumberdisplayboxesandthelike.
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MountAntenna1andAntenna2ontheedgeofthelocomotiveata45oangle,as
showninFigure 281.
MountAntenna3(center)ata90oangle(directlyup)andonethirdofthedistance
betweentherightandleftantennasasshowninFigure 281.
ConnecttheantennaportsoftheTMUtotheantennasasshowninFigure 282.
Figure281:TMUantennamountingconfigurationonroof
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Figure282:TMUantennaportconnectionscheme
4.ConnecttheRFcableasshownbelow:
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2.5.6TMUExternalConnections
Figure283:TMU‐ExternalConnections
2.6Grounding
AllRADWINproductsshouldbegroundedduringoperation.Inaddition:
Allunitsshouldbegroundedbyawirewithdiameterofatleast10AWG.
UnitsmustbeproperlygroundedtoaProtectiveGroundinaccordancewiththeLocal
ElectricalRegulations
Rackmountedequipmentshouldbemountedonlyingroundedracksandcabinets.
Further,youshould‐
Alwaysmakethegroundconnectionfirstanddisconnectitlast
Neverconnecttelecommunicationcablestoungroundedequipment
Ensurethatallothercablesaredisconnectedbeforedisconnectingtheground
TBSandOSU
ThereisagroundinglugontheTBSandOSUasshowninFigure 284.Grounditusing10AWG
wire.
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Figure284:TBS/OSU:Groundingluglocation
TMU
ThegroundinglugfortheTMUisshowninFigure 285.Grounditusing10AWGwire.
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Figure285:TMU:Groundingluglocation
Whenmountedina19inrack,theTMUisgroundedviatherack.
FinMPoE
ThereisagroundinglugontheFinMPoEasshowninFigure 286.Grounditusing10AWG
wire.
Figure286:PoE:Groundingluglocation
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Whenmountedina19inrack,thePoEisgroundedviatherack.
ExternalPoE
ThereisagroundinglugontheexternalPoEasshowninFigure 287.Grounditusing10AWG
wire.
Figure287:PoE:Groundingluglocation
ISU
TheISUisgroundedviaitsgroundconnectiononitsfrontpanel.
Figure288:ISU:Groundingluglocation
Antennas
GroundexternalantennasusingasuitableGroundingKitsuchasanAndrewType2231582
(http://www.commscope.com).
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Chapter3:NetworkGuidelines
3.1ScopeofThisChapter
ThischapterprovidesadescriptionofthetypicalnetworkingtopologyrequiredbyRADWIN's
FiberinMotionTrainToGroundsolution.
3.2Overview
Includedinthischapterare:
Ageneralintroductiontothenetworkrequirementsfortracksideandonboardnet
works,
Adescriptionoftherequiredrouters'functionalities,
Adataflowdescription,
SampleIPandVLANassignmentguidelines,
Ashortdescriptionoftheupdatemessagesduringhandovers,andhowtherecom
mendednetworktopologysupportsthesemessages.
ThetypicalnetworkingdescribedinthischapterenablesbroadbandTrainToGround
communication,whilemaintainingahandovertimeoflessthan50ms.
3.3WaysideNetwork
TheRADWINFiberinMotionbestpracticesolutionisbasedonatransparentlayer2
architecture:
ThebackhaulnetworkisconnectedtotheRadioBaseStations(TBS)deployedalongthe
trackssideviaGbEcopperorfiber,asalayer2basednetwork.
Followtheguidelinescarefully.Anyquestionsorclarificationsshouldbe
addressedtoRADWIN'sProfessionalServicesteamforanofficialresponse.
Priortoprojectrollout,adetailednetworkarchitecture(includingtopologyand
HWtobeused)shouldbesharedwithRADWINforconfirmation.
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Thebackhaulnetwork(existingorprovidedbythesystemintegrator/customer)isused
toaggregatetrafficto/fromtheTBSsandsendittothecontrol/datacentres.
Therequirednetworkarchitecturemusthaveasinglecorerouter,andL2switches.All
datacommunicationto/fromthetrainwillpassviathisrouter.
AredundantISU/OSUisprovidedtoensurehigherresiliencyofthesolution.
TheTBS'snetworkissynchronizedeitherviaGPSbasedsystem(forabovegroundsce
narios)orviaEthernetbasedsynchronization(foraboveorundergroundscenarios).
ForGPSbasedsynchronization,theTBSintegratedGPSSynchronizationUnitisused.
ForEthernetbasedsynchronization,theTBS'snetworkissynchronizedbyEthernet
basedsynchronization,runningoverthesamedatabackhaulnetwork.Theimplementa
tionofthesynchronizationprotocolisviaanIndoorSynchronizationUnit(ISU)orOut
doorSynchronizationUnit(OSU)thatisconnectedtooneofthenetworkswitches,and
providesthemasterclocktoallTBSsinthenetwork.
ISUsworkusingastartopology,whileOSUsworkusingaringtopology.
Thesynchronizationarchitecturemayvarydependingonthespecificnetworktopology,
soRADWINneedstoevaluateandapprovethewaysidenetworktopologyandassureit
willsupportthesynchronizationprotocol.Typicalsynchronizationrequirements
include:
Layer2connectionbetweenallISU/OSUsandTBSs.
Maximumof4switchesbetweenISU/OSUsandeachTBS.
Avoidhighlinespeedutilizationtopreventintroductionofjitterandlatency.The
lineloadshouldbelimitedaccordingtothefollowingtable:
Networkswitchesshouldappropriatelyhandlethesystem'srelearningframes.These
framesareVLANtagged(802.1Q).Switchshouldforwardtherelearningtrafficand
updateFIB(ForwardingInformationBase).
IEEE802.3azmustbedisabledonallswitches.
Spanningtreebetweentrainandwaysideisnotsupportedandmustbedisabledon
switchportsconnectedtotheRADWINradios(bothTBSsandTMUs).
Staticroutingshouldbeimplementedbetweenwaysidecorerouterandonboardrout
ers.ImplementationofdynamicroutingprotocolsshouldbeconfirmedwithRADWIN
professionalservices.
Table31:ISU/OSUTBSswitchesvs.lineutilization
NumberofSwitches
BetweenISU/OSUandTBS MaximalLineUtilization
195%
285%
3 75%
465%
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OnboardNetwork NetworkGuidelines
Figure31:Typicalwaysidenetworkarrangement
3.4OnboardNetwork
Ideally,aTransportationMobileradioUnit(TMU)isdeployedateachendofthetrain.It
isconnected,viaaPoE,tothetrain'sinternalnetwork(Trainnetworkisresponsibilityof
systemintegrator).L2connectivityisrequiredbetweenbothTMUs
TMUsandtrainroutershouldbeonthesameIPsubnet
Trainequipment(APs,CCTVcameras,PISdevicesetc.)shouldbeonadifferentsubnet
fromthatoftheTMU
Allofthetrain'strafficissentviaanonboardrouter(providedbythesystemintegra
torI)totheactiveTMUprovidingthehighestthroughput(whichTMUisconsidered
“activeisautomaticallydeterminedbythesystem).
TheonboardtrainnetworkshouldsupportVLANs
Networkswitchesshouldappropriatelyhandlethesystem'srelearningframes.These
framesareVLANtagged(802.1Q)andswitchshouldforwardtherelearningtrafficand
updatetheFIB(ForwardingInformationBase)
IEEE802.3azshouldbedisabledonallswitches
Spanningtreebetweentrainandtracksideisnotsupportedandmustbedisabledon
switchportsconnectedtotheRADWINradios.
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OnboardPhysicalConnectivity NetworkGuidelines
Figure32:Typicalonboardnetwork(logicalconnectivity)
3.5OnboardPhysicalConnectivity
Figure 33presentsanexampleofatypicalphysicalconnectivitywithinanonboardnetwork.
Onboardroutermustbeconnectedthrough1physicalport,butthisportmustsupportat
least2subinterfaces(routeronastick/onearmedrouterimplementation).Eachsub
interfacemusthaveitsownIPaddressandVLANtoenabletheIPschemedetailedbelow(see
BasicIPSchemeandDataFlowPathonpage 35).
Figure33:Typicalonboardnetwork(physicalconnections)
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WaysideCoreRouter NetworkGuidelines
3.6WaysideCoreRouter
ThewaysidenetworkrequiresacorerouterthatwillactasthegatewaybetweentheTrain
ToGroundsystemandtheclient'scorenetwork.Alltrafficbetweenanytrain'sonboard
devicesandtheclient'scorenetworkmustpassthroughthisrouter.Thewaysidecorerouter
musthaveatleast2interfaces(seediagrambelowinSection3.7):
Interface1:Connectstotheclient'scorenetwork.Itwillbeonthesamesubnetasthe
client'snetworkandwillbethegatewayforalltrafficfromtheclientnetwork
targetedatdevicesonboardtrains.
Interface2:UsedfortheTrainToGroundnetwork.Itwillbeonthesamesubnetastheon
boardrouterinterface1andwillbethegatewayforalltrafficfromtheon
boardroutersonallthetrains.
Alltrafficbetweenanyonboarddeviceandthetracksidemustpassthroughtheonboard
router.
3.7BasicIPSchemeandDataFlowPath
AnexampleofthebasicIPschemeisshownhere.
Thetrafficflowsbetweenthewaysidecorerouterandtheonboardrouter.Allelements
betweentherouters(includingswitchesandFiberinMotionradios)arepureL2devices.They
haveanIPaddressformanagementonly,andaretransparenttothedatatraffic.
Overall,atleast3IPsubnetsarerequired:
SubnetAfortheclientcorenetwork.
SubnetBforthetraintogroundsegment.
SubnetCfortheonboardnetwork.
IfworkingwithaVLAN,seeRecommendedVLANAssignmentonpage 37.
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Figure34:BasicIPSchemeandDataFlow
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3.8RecommendedVLANAssignment
AtypicalVLANassignmentthroughoutthenetworkwouldincludethefollowing:
VLANV1‐ForTBSandISUmanagement
VLANV2‐Fortracksidesynchronization(BetweenISUandTBSs)
VLANV3‐For:
Usertraffic(betweentracksidecorerouterandonboardrouter)
TMUmanagement
SignallingbetweentwoonboardTMUs(tosupportintratrainhandoverindual
TMUpertraindeployment)
VLANV4‐Trainonboardinternalnetwork(foralltrainenduserdevices‐enduserAPs,
IPcameras,IPphones,etc.)
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Figure35:VLANAssignment
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InterBaseHandover(IBHO)UpdateMessage NetworkGuidelines
3.9InterBaseHandover(IBHO)Update
Message
FiberinMotionprovidesL2connectivity,soallL3features(routingetc.)arehandleddirectly
betweentheonboardrouterandthewaysidecorerouter.Theadvantageofthismodeof
operationisthatnoroutingupdatesareneededduringhandovers,facilitatingthecontinuous
fasthandoversneededasthetrainmovesalongthetrack.
However,therewillbeotherL2devices(switches)alongthewaysidenetworkthatmustbe
updated.
WhenaTMUmovesfromoneTBStothenext,theremustbeanupdateofthewayside
networksotheswitchesknowthenewdatapath.Thisupdateismadebysendinganupdate
messagetothewaysidecorerouter.However,wedonotwishtosendanupdatemessagefor
eachonboarddevice,asthiswilloverloadthesystem.Forthisreason,theupdateissent
regardingonly1device‐theMACaddressoftheonboardrouter(sincealltheonboard
devicesarebehindit,theydonotneedtohaveindividualupdatemessagessent).
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ConsiderthediagramshowninFigure 36,whereaTMUisconnectedtothefirstTBS(TBS1)
andalltrafficflowsinthegreenpath:
Figure36:IBHO‐Part1
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WhentheTMUhasmadeadecisiontoswitchfromTBS1toTBS2(basedonRSSthresholds)
itinitiatesanupdatemessage(showninblueinFigure 37)tothewaysidecorerouter,with
thesourceMACaddressoftheonboardrouter.
Allswitchesalongthewaysidenetwork'snewdatapatharethenupdated.
Figure37:IBHO‐Part2
Asaresult,theTMUisconnectedtoTBS2andalltrafficflowsinthenewpath.
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Figure38:IBHO‐Part3
3.10IntraTrainHandover(ITHO)Update
Message
ParalleltotheInterBaseHandover(IBHO)process,describedabove,FiberinMotionalso
supportsanIntraTrainHandover.
TheITHOfeature,implementedintheTMUs,enablesextendedcoverageandthroughput.As
mentionedabove(seeTrainSide(Onboard)Networkonpage 23)thismoderequires2on
boardTMUs(ideallyateachendofthetrain),withL2connectivitybetweenthem.
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ThisprocesshappensinparallelandindependentlyfromtheIBHO.Thebackgroundprocess
consistsofacontinuousevaluationbetweenthe2onboardTMUs,astowhichcanreceive
thehigherthroughput(regardlessofwhichbasetheyareconnectedto).
WhenanITHOoccurs,anupdatemustalsobesenttotheonboardrouter.Thisupdatewill
refreshtheswitchesalongthenewdatapathastothenewactiveTMU.
ConsiderFigure 39whereitisshownthatTMUAisconnectedtoTBS1andisACTIVE
(passingtraffic).Alltrafficflowsinthegreenpath.
TMUBisPASSIVE.IthasanidleconnectiontoaTBSanditmonitorsthepotentialthroughput,
butdoesnotpasstraffic.
Figure39:ITHO‐Part1
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TheIntraTrainHandovermechanismdiscoversthatahigherthroughputcanbeachieved
throughTMUB,definedatpresentasPASSIVE.(TMUBmaybeconnectedtothesameTBSas
TMUAortoadifferentone‐thisdoesnotaffecttheITHO).
AnITHOisthereforeinitiatedandTMUBisredefinedasACTIVE.TMUBthensends2update
messages(markedinblueinFigure 310):
UpdatemessagetowaysidecorerouterwithonboardrouterMAC‐toupdatetheway
sideL2networkofthenewdatapath(sameprocessasintheIBHOupdatedescribed
above)
UpdatemessagetotheotherTMU(TMUA)withthewaysidecorerouterMAC‐to
updatethetrainL2networkofthenewdatapath.
Figure310:ITHO‐Part2
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AllonboardtrafficnowflowsthroughTMUBtoTBS2inthenewgreenpath:
Figure311:ITHO‐Part3
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Chapter4:Configuringthe
RadioNetwork
4.1ScopeofThisChapter
ThischaptershowshowtoworkwiththeConfiguratorApplication,andprovidesafew
examplesofsomeparameters.Italsoincludessometipsandadviceforbestpracticeswhen
workingwiththeConfigurator.
4.2ConnectingtotheUnits
Forafirsttimeconfiguration,allunitsaresettoanIPaddressof10.0.0.120withsubnetmask
255.0.0.0.ThelaptopEthernetcardshouldbesettoafreeIPaddressonthatsubnet(for
example10.0.0.111).
AlloftheTBSsandanyISUsneededmustbephysicallyinstalledbeforeyoucanworkwiththe
Configurator.
4.3AbouttheConfiguratorTool
TheConfiguratorToolisusedtoconfigureeachactivedeviceusedinyourproject:TMUs,
TBSs,andISUs.YoualsousetheConfiguratorTooltosetmanygeneralparametersincluding
IPaddressdetails,gateways,frequenciesandbandwidths,andmuchmore.
ISUsarerequiredonlyinanenvironmentthatdoesnothaveaccesstoaGPSsignal
(tunnels,stations,etc.)
TousetheConfiguratorToolyoumusthaveMSExcel2007orlaterinstalledon
yourlaptop(s).
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TheConfiguratortoolisanExcelfilethatconsistsoffivetabs:
Main: Providesanoverviewofthecontentsoftheproject,aswellasvariousbuttonsfrom
whichyoucanconfigurespecificdevices.SeeMainTab.
Project:Allowsyoutoentervariousprojectwideparameters,suchasthefrequenciesand
bandwidthsused,synchronization,units’power,QoS,VLAN,andEthernetmode,
andmore.SeeProjectTab.
Line:AllowsyoutoentertheIPaddressesofthevariousdevicesandgatewaysused,VLAN
definitionsandmore.SeeLineTab.
Towers: AllowsyoutoentertheIPaddressesofthevariousTBSsintheprojectinadditionto
theirneighbors.SeeTowersTab.
Trains:AllowsyoutodefinetherailcarsthatwillbeintheprojectandtheirTMUs.SeeTrain
Tab.
4.3.1MethodofOperation
Briefly,workwiththeConfigurationfileasfollows:
ChangewhatevervaluesneedtobechangedusingtheConfiguratorfile,
ClickonRecalcalldata(ifneeded:seepage 45),then
Savethefile.
Oncethefileissaved,applythevaluesusingeithertheConfigureUnitbutton(see
page 44),ortheHBSBatchConfigurationbutton(page 44).
TheConfiguratorfilewillconnectwiththeunits,andapplythechanges.
4.4UsingtheConfiguratorTool
ClickonthedesktopicontostarttheConfigurator.Thefilewillopen,andtheMaintabwill
appear.
4.4.1MainTab
TheMaintabisshowninFigure 41:
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Figure41:Configurator‐Maintab
Tableontopright:
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MainTab ConfiguringtheRadioNetwork
Setitemsinthistablefirst,beforecarryingoutanyothertasksonthistab.
Figure42:Maintab:PreConditions
Mode:ShowsthemodeoftheConfiguratorfile(ProtectedorUnprotected)
Downloadsoftware:
(DeterminesworkingdetailsoftheConfigureUnitandHBSBatchConfiguration
buttons)
NomeansthatanychangesyoumakeusingtheConfigureUnitorHBSBatch
ConfigurationbuttonswillaffectthisConfiguratorfileonly,andwillnotbe
downloadedtoanyunits.
ConfigurationOnlymeansthatthechangesyoumakeusingtheConfigureUnit
orHBSBatchConfigurationbuttonswillaffectthisConfiguratorfileandwillbe
downloadedtotherelevantunits.
Configuration&Releasemeansthatthechangesyoumakeusingthe
ConfigureUnitorHBSBatchConfigurationbuttonswillaffectthisConfigurator
file,willbedownloadedtotherelevantunits,butonlyafterthesystemchecks
ifthereisasystemsoftwareupdate.
Compare/Verifyinstructsthesystemtocomparetheconfigurationofthe
relevantunitsasopposedtotheconfigurationasshowninthefileasitisat
present(itrelatestotheopenExcelfile,andnotthefilesavedondisk).
VerifyHardware:Notforcustomeruse.
Line:Indicatesforwhichlineyouaremakingconfigurationchanges.Thisaffectsany
changesyoumakeusingtheConfigureUnitorHBSBatchConfigurationbuttons.
ConfigureUnit:ClicktoopentheConfiguratordialogbox.Thisenablesyoutoconfigure
individualunits,oneatatime.Thelineshownisdeterminedbythevaluein
theLinewindow.SeeConfiguringNetworkUnits.
About... ClicktoopenawindowshowingthesoftwareversionoftheConfigurator
application.
Protect ClicktoprotecttheConfiguratorfilefrombeingchanged.
Unprotect ClicktoallowtheConfiguratorfiletobechanged.Password:psfiberinmotion
HBSBatchConfiguration:
Onceyouhavemadechangesinthisfile,recalculatedanyneededvalues,and
savedthefile,clickthisbuttontoapplythosechangestoalloftheTBSs,
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insteadofjustoneatatime.Acommandlineinterfacewindowwillopen,and
theupdatestatusofeachunitwillbeshown.
Changesforonlyonelinearedone,asdeterminedbythevalueintheLine
window.
Recalcalldata:Afteryouhavemadechangestovariousparametersasdescribedthroughout
thischapter,beforeapplyingthemtoanyunits,clickthistorecalculateall
otherparametersthatmayhavebeenaffectedbyyourchanges.Thisdoesnot
applyanychangestoanyunits.
LowerTable:Providesanoverviewoftheequipmentandlinesusedinthewholeproject.
4.4.2ProjectTab
TheProjecttabholdsgeneralconfigurationparametersthatapplyacrosstheproject.
UpperTable
TheuppertableoftheProjecttabisshowninFigure 43:
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Figure43:Configurator‐Projecttab,uppertable
Band:Clickthispulldownmenutochoosethefrequencybandtobe
usedfortheproject.Onlythosebandsthatareinaccordance
withyourregulatoryenvironmentwillappear.
ChannelBandwidth: Clickthispulldownmenutochoosethebandwidthtobeused
forthisproject.ThefrequenciesusedintheTowertab(F1,F2,
F3,etc)willbethebasefrequencychoseninBand,withthe
bandwidthadded.
Notethatnotallfrequencybandsallowallbandwidthstobe
used.
Synchronization: Clickthispulldownmenutochoosethetypeofsynchronization
usedinthisproject:
IntegratedGPS:UseaGPSunitintegratedintheTBS.Usedin
abovegroundscenarios.
GSU:UseanexternalGPSunit.Usedinabovegroundscenarios.
Notethatthisrequiresextrainstallationandconfigurationfor
theGSU.
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ISU:UsetheIndoorSynchronizationUnit.Usedinbelowground
scenarios.
None:Donotusesynchronization
DesiredTxRatio
(downlink/uplink):
Symmetric(50/50):Usethisifthereisnosignificantdifference
inthetransmissionconditionsbetweenTBS>TMUandTMU
>TBS.
MaxUplink(20/80):Usethisifyourprojectrequirestheuplink
(TMU>TBS)tobemuchstrongerthanthedownlink(TBS
>TMU).
Uplink(30/70):Usethisifyourprojectrequirestheuplink(TMU
>TBS)tobestrongerthanthedownlink(TBS>TMU).
Downlink(70/30):Usethisifyourprojectrequiresthedownlink
(TBS>TMU)tobestrongerthantheuplink(TMU>TBS).
MaxDownlink(80/20):Usethisifyourprojectrequiresthe
downlink(TBS>TMU)tobemuchstrongerthantheuplink
(TMU>TBS).
TxPower,HBS[dB]: Maximumistypically25dB,minimumis0.Setthevaluethat
willgiveyouthebestthroughputwiththeleastnoise.
TxPower,HMU[dB]: Maximumistypically25dB,minimumis0.Setthevaluethat
willgiveyouthebestthroughputwiththeleastnoise.
TrapsFilterOn: Enablethistofilterthetrapstothosethatarerelevantforyour
project.Ifthisisnotenabled,theneverychangeortrap‐not
matterhowtrivial‐willberecorded,andyourtrapslistwill
quicklybecomeverylargeandcumbersome.
Werecommendtoenablethisparameter.
VLANManagement: EnableifyourprojectisusingaVLAN.
AdaptiveModulation
Mode:
MIMO:(MultiIn,MultiOut)Setthetransmissionmethodtouse
onedatastream,butmultipledatasignals.Thisisusefulinaless
noisyenvironmentthatrequiresahighercapacity,butwhere
dropswillnotlikelyoccur,suchaswhenthetrainisstoppedata
station.
Diversity:Setthetransmissionmethodtousemorethanone
datastream.Thisisusefulwhenthetrainistravellinginanoisy
environmentorwhendropsarelikelytooccur,suchasduring
fastmovement.
AutoMIMO/Diversity:Setthesystemtoautomaticallydetect
theconditionstoswitchbetweenMIMOandDiversity.
WriteCommunity: Setthelinkpasswordhere.
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QoSMode: QualityofService(QoS)isatechniqueforprioritizationof
networktrafficpacketsduringcongestion.RADWINproducts
supporttwoclassificationcriteria,VLANbasedorDiffservbased.
Choosewhichcriteriontouse.Formoredetailsonworkingwith
QoS(seeLowerTable:QualityofService(QoS)Optionson
page 49).
None:DonotenableQoS
VLAN:ChoosetheVLANcriterionforQoS
Diffserv:ChoosetheDiffservcriterionforQoS
MaxDistance: EnterthemaximumdistancebetweentheTBSsandtheTMUs.
MakesuretoentertheunitsincolumnC.
GSUTxRatio(down
link/uplink):
SetthisthesameasDesiredTxRatio.Ifitisnotthesame,GPS
synchronizationwillnotworkproperly.
BaseEthernetMode: SettheethernetmodefortheTBSs.Usemanualconfiguration
whenattachedexternalequipmentdoesnotsupportauto
negotian.
AutoSense:Detectthelinespeedandduplexmode
automatically,andapplythosevalues.
AutoSense(100M/b):Startat100M/b,butdetecttheline
speedandduplexmodeautomaticall,andchangeitifnecessary
from100M/b.
Force100FullDuplex:Choose100M/bandfullduplexforthe
linespeedandduplexmode.
IntraTrainHandover
Operation:
Setswhichdatastreamdirectionisusedtojudgewhentocarry
outtheintratrainhandover.
Uplink:Checktheuplinkdirection(TMU>TBS)onlywhen
determiningwhentocarryouttheintratrainhandover.
Aggregate:Checkboththeuplinkanddownlinkdirections,and
useanaverageofthesignalstrengthvaluewhendetermining
whentocarryouttheintratrainhandover.
Downlink:Checkthedownlinkdirection(TBS>TMU)onlywhen
determiningwhentocarryouttheintratrainhandover.
Limitedspectrum
mode:
UsedforInterferenceMitigationforCochannelNeighbors(see
InterferenceMitigationforCochannelNeighborsonpage 417).
Ifyourprojectuses3orfewerfrequencies,thenwerecommend
youusethisoption.
Ifyourprojectusesmorethan3frequencies,thisoptionisnot
needed.
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LowerTable:QualityofService(QoS)Options
ThelowertableoftheProjecttaballowsyoutosetQoSoptions.
ThelowertableoftheProjecttabisshowninFigure 44(VLANcriteriashown):
Figure44:Configurator‐Projecttab,lowertable
QoSOverview
Avarietyoftraffictypescontainingdifferentcontentcantravelthroughoutthenetwork,and
asaresultthroughRADWINequipment.Certaintypesaremoresensitivetodelaysthan
EHSSjittermitigation: EthernetHubSiteSynchronizationjittermitigation:Ifthereisa
highlevelofwaysidenetworkjitter,setthistoYestominimize
theadverseaffectofjitterontransmissionsynchronization.
NetworkID: A4lettertermthatrepresentsthenetwork.This“name”isused
inavarietyofplaces.
TrapsDestinations: IPaddressofthetrapdestinationdevice.Forredundancy,you
canhaveupto10differentdestinations.SeparatetheirIP
addresseswithacomma.
TimeZone: Enterthenumberofminutesthatthesystemisaheadof
GreenwichMeanTime(GMTorUTC).
NumberOfTrainsper
Base:
EnterthetotalnumberofTMUsperTBS(thevalueisactually
thenumberofTMUs,nottrains).EachTBSneedsthisvalueto
manageitsresources.TherecanbeuptotwoTMUspertrain,
andupto6TMUsperTBStotal.
GPSAntenna
Configuration:
Integrated:IfyourTBSunitshaveanintegratedGPScapability,
selectthisoption.
External:IfyourTBSunitsdonothaveanintegratedGPS
capability,selectthisoption.Notethatinthiscaseanexternal
GPSUnit(GSU)willberequiredtoimplementGPS
synchronization.
None:IfyouarenotusingGPSsynchronization,selectthis
option.
Product: N:Choosethisoptionifyouareusingthe802.11nradio
transmissionstandard.
AC:Choosethisoptionifyouareusingthe802.11acradio
transmissionstandard.
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others,andassuchtheethernetnetworkplacesatagoneachpacketrepresentingitspriority.
TheRADWINQualityofServicefeature(QoS)canworkwithtwodifferentstandardsoftraffic
prioritization:VLAN(IEEE802.1q/p)andDiffserv(RFC2475).Eachofthesestandardsdivides
theprioritiesdifferently:VLANuses8levels,whileDiffservuses64levels.
RADWINequipmentcanrecognizethesenetworkprioritytags,andcanplacethetrafficin
oneof4differentQoSprioritylevels,asshowninTable 41:
Thatis,ifworkingwiththeDiffservstandard,traffictaggedwithprioritylevelsfrom48to63
aretreatedas“RealTime,thosewithlevelsfrom47to32aretreatedas“Nearrealtime”,etc.
TheRADWINQualityofServicefeature(QoS)allowsyoutochangewhichstandardpriority
levelistranslatedintoaprioritylevelusedinRADWINequipment.
Example:Ifyouknowyournetworkwillhaveagreatdealofhigherprioritytraffic,butyou
onlywantthehighesttoreceivepreferentialtreatment,youcandefine“RealTimeas
beingfrom55to63,insteadofthedefaultvalues4863.Youmustcoveralllevels,soin
thiscase,makesuretoredefine“NearRealTimeas32to54.
Percentages:Youcanseteachprioritylevel(intheuploadanddownloaddirectionseparately)
totakeupacertainpercentageofthetotaltraffic,solongasthatpercentageaddsupto100.
MIR:Youcanalsoplaceanabsolutemaximumlimitontheamountoftrafficallowedtopass
perprioritylevel,nomatterhowmuchtrafficcomesthrough.
SettingupQoS
QoSforTransportationFiberinMotionissetupintwophases:
1. ChoosetheQoSprioritystandard:Projecttab,uppertable,QoSMode
(ChooseNone,VLAN,orDiffserv)
Thelowertablewillshowthedefaultvaluesaccordingtothestandardyouhavechosen.
2. Configurethevaluesforeachqualitygroup:Projecttab,lowertable:
Table41:DefaultprioritiesandallocationbyVLANvs.Diffserv
QoSPriorityLevel
StandardPriority
TypicalUse
DiffservVLAN
RealTime 4863 67Highpriority:videoconferencing,phone
calls,etc.
NearRealTime 3247 45
SlightlylowerprioritythanRealTime,but
withhighqualitydeliverywithguaranteed
minimumlatency.Streamingvideo,internet
sites.
ControlledLoad 1631 23
SimilartoBestEffortinuncongested
conditions.Averyhighpercentageof
transmittedpacketswillbedelivered
successfullyandnotexceedtheminimum
delay.Doesnotguaranteeminimumlatency.
BestEffort 015 01Lowestpriority:email,messaging,etc.
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Figure45:Configurator‐Projecttab,lowertable(VLANoptions)
Figure46:Configurator‐Projecttab,lowertable(Diffservoptions)
Min:SettheminimumstandardprioritylevelthattheQoScategorywillreceive:
InFigure 45(showingvaluesaccordingtotheVLANstandard),RealTimehasa
minimumof6.
InFigure 46(showingvaluesaccordingtotheDiffservstandard),RealTimehasa
minimumof48.
Max:SetthemaximumstandardprioritylevelthattheQoScategorywillreceive.
InFigure 45(showingvaluesaccordingtotheVLANstandard),RealTimehasa
maximumof7.
InFigure 46(showingvaluesaccordingtotheDiffservstandard),RealTimehasa
maximumof63.
3. Downlink%andUplink%:SetthepercentageoftrafficeachQoScategoryistobe
allotted.Thiscanbedifferentforthedownlink(TBS‐>TMU)oruplink(TMU‐>TBS)
direction.IftrafficofacertainQoSlevelismorethanthispercentage,itistreated
asBestEffort.
Youmustmakesuretocoveralltheprioritylevels,otherwisethesystemwill
createerrors.Nowarningwillbegiven.
Thepercentagescannotadduptomorethan100,otherwisethesystemwill
createerrors.Nowarningwillbegiven.
Ifthepercentagesadduptolessthan100,theunusedprioritywillbedistributed
totheremainingpriorities.
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4. DownlinkMIRandUplinkMIR:Optional.IfyouwanttolimittrafficofacertainQoSleveltoacertainrate,enterthatratehere,in
Mbps(max:100).
4.4.3LineTab
TheLinetabisshowninFigure 47:
Figure47:Configurator‐Linetab
EnterthevariousIPaddressesforthedevicesshown.
ThedevicesonthefirstlineoftheworksheetareassociatedwithLine1,thoseonthesecondlinewithLine2,etc.
No. Enterthelinenumber.
HMUGateway: TMUgatewayforallTMUsontheline.TheindividualIP
addressesoftheTMUsontherailcarsaredefinedintheTrain
tab(seeTrainTabonpage 417).
HMUSubnet: TMUsubnetforallTMUsontheline.
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HBSGateway: TBSgatewayforallTBSsontheline.TheindividualIPaddresses
oftheTBSsaredefinedintheTowerstab(seeTowersTabon
page 415).
HBSSubnet: TBSsubnetforallTBSsontheline.
HMUManagement
VLAN:
VLANdefinitionforallTMUs.
HBSManagement
VLAN:
VLANdefinitionforallTBSs.
SynchronizationVLAN: VLANdefinitionforallISUs.
Synchronization
DomainID:
DomainIDforallISUs.
L2LearningVLAN: VLANdefinitionforthedata(traffic)stream.Called“learning
becauseitrelatestothefactthateachTBSmustlearnaboutthe
newTMUthatiscomingintoitsrange.
ISUIP: IPaddressfortheprimaryISUintheline
BackupISUIP: IIPaddressofthesecondaryISUintheline
Line: Thenameoftheline.Thisnamewillbeusedinseveralplaces,
sousealogicalterm.
Color: Eachlinehasaseparatecolor,helpingyoutokeepthings
organized.Setthebackgroundcolorforthelinehere.Thecolor
isshown,andisalsousedasabackgroundfortheConfigure
Unitdialogbox(seeConfiguringNetworkUnitsonpage 425),in
theTowerstab(seeTowersTabonpage 415),andtheTraintab
(seeTrainTabonpage 417).
ThefirsttwodigitsarefortheRedcolorcomponent(Hexformat
from00forblacktoFFforRed),thenexttwoarefortheGreen
colorcomponent(Hexformatfrom00forblacktoFFforGreen),
andthelasttwoarefortheBluecolorcomponent(Hexformat
from00forblacktoFFforBlue).
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AdditionalLearning
VLANs
Notforcustomeruse
HBSNTPServer: IPaddressoftheNetworkTimingProtocolserverforallTBSsin
thenetwork.
HMUNTPServer: IPaddressoftheNetworkTimingProtocolserverforallTMUsin
thenetwork.
Table42:ColorCodes
Value Color
#FF0000 Red
#00FF00 Green
#0000FF Blue
#FF00FF Magenta
#00FFFF Cyan
#FFFF00 Yellow
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4.4.4TowersTab
TheTowerstabisshowninFigure 48:
Figure48:Configurator‐Towerstab
UsetheTowerstabtodefinetheconnectivitycharacteristicsofallTBSsintheproject.
InsomeversionsoftheConfigurationfile,someofthefieldsarelinkedtoothers.Thisisprojectspecificandmaynotberelevantforyourproject.
Youmustverifythatallvaluesenteredarethecorrectones.
No. SequencenumberoftheTBSinthewholeproject.
Name EnteranamefortheTBS.Choosealogicalname,asthisnameis
usedinmanyplaces.
ACCBS IPaddressoftheTBSunit.
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Frequency Fromthepulldownmenu,choosethefrequencyatwhichthe
TBSunitwillwork.
ThefrequenciesaredeterminedbyBand:andChannel
Bandwidth:valuesintheTowertab.F1,F2,F3,etcwillbethe
basefrequencychoseninBand,withthevaluechosenin
ChannelBandwidthadded.
Forexample,iftheBandchosenis5.4755.720GHz,andthe
bandwidthis40MHz,thenF1=5.475GHz,F2=5.515GHz,F3=
5.555GHz,etc.
kHz ThefrequencyinkHzisshownautomaticallyasaresultofyour
choiceintheFrequencycolumn.
FrequencyNeighbors ShowsthefrequenciesoftheneighborsoftheTBS.Thevalues
showndependonthenamesoftheneighborsyouenterinthe
BaseNeighborscolumn.
Line Choosethenumberofthelinehere,precededbyazero.
Dir Write1ifthereisoneTBSthatservesbothdirections,write2of
thereisaTBSforeachdirection.
No.SequencenumberoftheTBSinthespecificline.
BaseNeighbors Enterthename(s)ofeachTBSthatiscloseenoughtobe
consideredaneighbor.Becarefultoentertheexactsameterm
fortheneighboringTBSasshownintheNamecolumnforthat
unit.Separatemultiplevaluesbyacomma.
IPNeighborsList ShowstheIPaddressesoftheneighboringTBSunitsin
accordancewiththelistyoucreatedintheBaseNeighbors
column.
NeighborLineNo. Shows,inorder,thelinenumberforeachneighboringTBSunit,
naccordancewiththelistyoucreatedintheBaseNeighbors
column.
CoChannelNeighbor UsedforInterferenceMitigationforCochannelNeighbors.(see
InterferenceMitigationforCochannelNeighborsonpage 417).
Ifyourprojectuses3orfewerfrequencies,thenwerecommend
youusethisoption.
Enterthename(s)ofthecochannelneighbor(s).Ifthereare
morethanone,separatethembyacomma(nospaces!).
CoChannelNeighbor
sIPs
ShowstheIPaddress(es)ofthecochannelneighbor(s)in
accordancewiththenamesyourecordedintheCoChannel
Neighborcolumn.UsedforInterferenceMitigationforCo
channelNeighbors.
CNIndex IndicateswhichTBSwillusewhichtimeslotsintheframe,inthe
InterferenceMitigationforCoChannelNeighborsoption.
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4.4.5TrainTab
TheTraintabisshowninFigure 49:
Figure49:Configurator‐Traintab
4.5InterferenceMitigationforCochannel
Neighbors
Ifyoursystemuses3orfewerfrequencies,werecommendthatyouusetheCoChannel
NeighborInterferenceMitigationmethoddescribedheretoreduceinterferencebetween
TBSs.
ThismethodisusedinadditiontotheHubSiteSynchronizationmethod.
No. SequencenumberoftheTMUinthewholeproject.
IP IPaddressoftheTMU.
Line LineonwhichtheTMUworks.
Num WhentwoTMUsareusedonacar,setherewhichTMUis“1”
andwhichoneis“2”.Thisisnotnecessarilythe“activeor
“passive”TMU;thatisdeterminedbyconditionsinthefieldand
canchangefromminutetominute.
Car#1 NameofCar#1.Choosealogicalname,asthisnameisusedin
manyplaces.
(Car#2) (Optional)NameofCar#2.Choosealogicalname,asthisname
isusedinmanyplaces.
Car#1RouterIP IPaddressofrouterinCar#1.
NotethatthisistheIPaddressoftherouter,andnotofthe
TMU,oranyotherindividualpieceofequipmentonboard.This
keepsthenetworksimple‐astheTBS,ISUs,andotheritems
relatetothissingleIPaddress,andnottothemanyIPaddresses
oftheindividualitemsofequipment.
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Ifyoursystemusesmorethan3frequencies,thismethodofinterferencemitigationis
notneeded.
4.5.1BasicSituation
ThethreefrequenciesareusedontheTBSsinastaggeredfashion:TBS1usesF1,TBS2uses
F2,TBS3usesF3.Thepatternisthenrepeated:TBS4hasagainF1,TBS5hasF2,TBS6hasF3,
andsoon.
WeassumethatthenominaldistancebetweeneachTBSisatleast500m(belowground;
abovegroundthisvaluecanbeaslargeas2000m).SeeFigure 410.
Figure410:CoChannelNeighbors
Atagivenmoment,arailcar(withTMU1)issynchronizedwithTBS1,andusingfrequencyF1.
Atthissamemoment,thisrailcarisabout1500metersawayfromTBS4,whichisalsousing
F11.
AnysignalthatTMU1receivesfromTBS4atthispointisconsideredinterference.Ifthesignal
fromTBS4isstrongenough,theinterferencecanharmthethroughput,andneedstobe
mitigated.
Thissituationcontinuesthroughouttheline‐TBS7caninterferewithTBS4/TMU4,andinturn
TBS4caninterferewithTBS7
/TMU7.TBS7canfurtherinterferewithTBS10,TBS10can
interferewithTBS7andTBS13,andsoondowntheline.
Thetwounitsthatcaninterferewitheachotherarecalled“cochannelneighbors”.
4.5.2NecessaryPreConditions
Ifthe“CoChannelNeighborInterferenceMitigation”optionisconfigured,itwillbeactivated
ordeactivatedautomaticallyaccordingtotheconditionsdescribedbelow.Notethatthe
activationconditionsanddeactivationconditionsarenotexactlysymmetrical.
1. Iffewerthan3frequenciesareused,thevalueswouldbe1000mfortwoand500mforonefrequency.
TBS1 TBS4 TBS7
TBS2 TBS3 TBS5 TBS6
TMU1 TMU4 TMU7
500m 500m 500m 500m 500m 500m
cochannelneighbors cochannelneighbors
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ActivationConditions
»TheTBScochannelneighboristransmittingwiththePrimaryTMUonitsrailcar1,
AND
»ThedetectedsignalfromtheTBScochannelneighborisabovethethresholdsignal
strengthforactivation(seeTable 43).
DeActivationConditions
»TheTMUoftheTBScochannelneighborisredefinedastheSecondaryTMU,
OR
»ThedetectedsignalfromtheTBScochannelneighborisbelowthethresholdsignal
strengthfordeactivation(thevaluesaredifferentfromthatofactivation:seeTable 4
4).
1. Thisisthe“activeTMU.IfthecochannelneighboristransmittingwithitsSecondaryTMU,thesignalwillbe
weakerandsporadic,resultinginalowenoughinterferencelevelastobeinsignificant.
Table43:Thresholdsignalstrengthlevels‐activationcriteria
SignalStrengthbetween
TBSandTMU
Differenceinsignal
strengthbetweenTBS
anditscochannel
neighbor
ActivateOption?
70orabove Greaterthan16 No
70orabove 16orless Yes
74to‐71 Greaterthan14 No
74to‐71 14orless Yes
78to‐75 Greaterthan12 No
78to‐75 12orless Yes
79orbelow Greaterthan9No
79orbelow 9orless Yes
Table44:Thresholdsignalstrengthlevels‐deactivationcriteria
SignalStrengthbetween
TBSandTMU
Differenceinsignal
strengthbetweenTBS
anditscochannel
neighbor
DeActivate
Option?
70orabove Greaterthan20 Yes
70orabove 20orless No
74to‐71 Greaterthan18 Yes
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4.5.3MethodofOperation
Thecochannelneighborinterferencemitigationoptionworksasfollows:
Splittimeslots:TBS1isconfiguredtosplitthetimeslotsintheframebetweenitandbetween
its“cochannelneighbor(inourcase,withthreefrequencies,it’swithTBS4)1.The
resultforthefirstcochannelneighborpairisthatTBS1transmitsonhalfofthetime
slots,andTBS4transmitsontheotherhalf.SeeFigure 411.
TMU1isinstructedtoreceivethosetimeslotsthatwereassignedtoTBS1,andignore
others.
Noticethatinourexample,TBS1andTBS7areassignedthesametimeslots.Thisis
notaproblembecauseTBS1andTBS7aresofarawayfromeachotherthattheir
mutualsignalsdonotinterfere.
Repeatforallcochannelneighbors:ThisconfigurationisepeatedwithTBS2vs.TBS5,again
withTBS3vs.TBS6,andevenwithTBS7vs.TBS4,andsoondowntheline.
74to‐71 18orless No
78to‐75 Greaterthan16 Yes
78to‐75 16orless No
79orbelow Greaterthan13 Yes
79orbelow 13orless No
1. WhichTBSreceiveswhichtimeslotsisdeterminedbytheCNIndexparameter(seepage 424)
Table44:Thresholdsignalstrengthlevels‐deactivationcriteria
SignalStrengthbetween
TBSandTMU
Differenceinsignal
strengthbetweenTBS
anditscochannel
neighbor
DeActivate
Option?
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Figure411:Dividingtimeslotsbetweencochannelneighbors
Thissplittingoftimeslotsisenabledonlyiftheactivationconditionsdescribedabove(see
ActivationConditions)aremet.
Thingscanchangerapidly,soatthemomentthedeactivationconditionsaremet(seeDe
ActivationConditions),thedivisionoftimeslotsisnolongercarriedout.
Whentheconditionsreturntotheactivationconditions,thedivisionoftimeslotsisrenewed.
4.5.4ConfiguringtheCoChannelNeighborInterference
MitigationOption
ConfigureeachTBSfor“CoChannelNeighborInterferenceMitigation”asfollows:
5. OpentheConfigurator.
6. SelecttheMaintab
7. ClickUnprotect.
8. EnterthepasswordandclickOK.
9. SelecttheProjecttab(seeFigure 412):
TBS1 TBS4 TBS7
TMU1 TMU4 TMU7
ReceivesTBS1timeslotsonly
TimeslotassignedtoTBS4
TimeslotassignedtoTBS1
ReceivesTBS4timeslotsonly
TimeslotassignedtoTBS4
TimeslotassignedtoTBS1andTBS7
ReceivesTBS7timeslotsonly
TimeslotassignedtoTBS4
TimeslotassignedtoTBS7
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Figure412:ProjectTab:LimitedSpectrumMode
10.SelecttheLimitedSpectrumModeoption
11.ChooseReuse3fromthepulldownmenu.Thiswillinstructthesystemthatyou
areusing3frequencies.Ifyouareusing2frequencies,chooseReuse2,ifyouare
using1frequency,chooseReuse1.
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12.ClicktheTowerstab:
Figure413:TowersTaboftheConfigurator
ColumnAshowsthenumberofeachTBS.
ColumnBshowsthe“name”(orserialnumber)ofeachTBS.
ColumnAAshowstheIPaddressofeachTBS.
ColumnAJindicateswhichfrequency(F1,F2,orF3inourexample)isbeingused
forthespecificTBS.
ColumnAKshowsthevalueofthefrequencyinkHz.
ColumnAVshowsthename(s)ofthecochannelneighbor(s).
ColumnAWshowstheIPaddress(es)ofthecochannelneighbor(s).
ColumnAYshowsthe“CNIndex(whichtimeslottheindicatedTBSistouse).
Wecanseethatinourexample,wearereusingF1throughF3
(columnsoftheExcelsheetnotneededhavebeencollapsedforclarity).
13.Recordthecochannelneighbor(s)ofeachTBSasfollows:
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IncolumnAV(CochannelNeighbors),recordthenameofthecochannelneighborTBS(s).
Iftherearetwocochannelneighbors,recordeachneighborsnameseparatedbya
comma(nospaces!),asshowninFigure 414:
Figure414:RecordingCoChannelNeighbors
TheIPaddress(es)ofthecochannelneighbor(s)appearautomaticallyincolumnAW.
Inourexample,thecochannelneighborofTBS1(BS.01.2.1)isBS.01.2.4,thatofTBS2
(BS.01.2.2)isBS.01.2.5,andofTBS3(BS.01.2.3)isBS.01.2.6.
StartingfromTBS4,eachTBShastwocochannelneighbors:theneighborsofTBS4
(BS.01.2.4)areTBS1(BS.01.2.1)andTBS7(BS.01.2.7),andsoon.
Thispatternwillrepeatitselfuntiltheendoftheline.ThelastthreeTBSsattheendofthe
line,likethefirstthree,willhaveonlyonecochannelneighbor.
14.CompleterecordingallofthecochannelneighborsforallTBSsinthespecificline
(wehaveonlyrecordeduptoTBS9inourexample).
15.IncolumnAY,recordtheCNIndex:ThisindicateswhichTBSwillusewhich
timeslotsintheframe‐thefirstpartorthesecondpart(seealsoFigure 411).
Record0fortheTBSsthatwillusethefirstpart,and1fortheTBSthatwillusethe
secondpart.
Inourexample,TBS1,2,and3usethefirstpartofthetimeslotsintheframe(0is
recorded),whileTBS4,5,and6usethesecondpartofthetimeslots.ForTBS7,8,and9,
theyagainusethefirstpartofthetimeslots(so,forinstanceTBS4alwaysusesadifferent
partoftheframethanitscochannelneighbor:CNIndex1vs.CNIndex0forTBS1andfor
TBS7).Thepatternrepeatsitselfuntiltheendoftheline.
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16.Onceyouhaveenteredallthenecessaryinformation,selecttheMaintab.
17.ClickRecalcalldatatoupdatethesystemwiththechangesyouhavemade,and
savethefile.
4.6ConfiguringNetworkUnits
ConfiguringanIndividualUnit:
Toconfigureindividualnetworkunitsoneatatime(TBS,TMU,andISUscanbeconfig
ured),clickConfigureUnitontheMaintaboftheConfigurator.ThisopenstheConfigura
tordialogbox.Seesectionssee4.6.1onpage 425throughsee4.6.3onpagepage 429
fordetailsonworkingwiththeConfiguratordialogbox.
ConfiguringManyUnitsatOnce:
YoucanconfigurealltheTBSunitsintheline,asdeterminedbythevalueintheLinewin
dow.DothisbyclickingtheHBSBatchConfigurationbutton.Thiswilltakeallofthe
parametervaluesthatareinthisfileforthespecificline,andapplythemtoalloftheTBS
unitsdefinedintheline.ConnectioniscarriedoutaccordingtotheIPaddressesasappear
inthisfile.
4.6.1ConfiguringTransportationBaseStations(TBSs)
UsethisproceduretocarryoutchangesintheconfigurationparametersoftheTBSs.This
includeschangingorsettingitsIPaddress.
1.Forafirsttimeconfiguration,connecttheTBS’sPoEsockettoaPoEdevice(seeSite
Installationforconnectioninstructions),andinturn,connectthePoEdevicetoyour
laptoporaLANconnection.
ForareconfigurationofaTBSalreadyinstalledinthefield,youcanrelyonyournet
worksconnection.
2. RuntheConfigurator.
3. FromtheMaintab,clicktheLinepulldownmenuandselectthelineonwhichthe
TBSisdefined(seeFigure 42).
4. FromtheDownloadSoftwarepulldownmenu,selecttheappropriate
configurationoption(seepage 44foradescriptionoftheseoptions).
5. ClickConfigureUnit.Thefollowingwindowwillappear:
Configureallnetworkunitsbeforeyouinstalltheminthefield.
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Figure415:TBS‐FirsttimeInstallation
6. Type:Selecttheradiotype‐AccessRadio,asshowninFigure 415.
7. BaseName:Selectthenameoftheunit.Thisnameisassociatedwithvarious
parametervaluesintheConfiguratorfile.Theseparameterswillbedownloadedto
theunitwhoseIPaddressappearsintheFirstInstallationwindow.Alistofthese
namesaretakenfromthosedefinedintheTowerstab,andcomefromtheselected
lineonly.
8. Role:LeavethissettingasPrimary.
9. FirstInstallation:Forafirsttimeinstallation,leavethisoptionselectedsothe
defaultIPaddresswillappear.Theparameterswillbedownloadedtotheunitwith
thisIPaddress.
10. ClickOKtocompletetheconfiguration.TheConfiguratorwilltaketheparameters
associatedwiththeselectedBaseNameaswellasotherparametersassociated
withitsline,anddownloadthemtotheunitwhoseIPaddressisshownintheFirst
Installationwindow.
Itmaytakeaboutaminutetocomplete.Youwillreceiveoneofthecompletionmes
sagesdescribedinConfiguratorMessagesbelow.
Toreconfigureaunitthatisalreadyinstalled:
1.RepeatStepssee1.throughsee8.above,relyingonyournetwork’sconnectionto
theunit.
2. RemovethecheckmarkfromFirstInstallation,andentertheIPaddressoftheunit
youwishtoreconfigure:
Thebackgroundcolorofthedeviceconfigurationwindowisthesamecoloras
thatdefinedinLinetab,Namecolumn.
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Figure416:TBS‐Reconfiguration
3. ClickOK.TheConfiguratorwilltaketheparametersassociatedwiththisnameas
wellasotherparametersassociatedwithitsline,anddownloadthemtotheunit
whoseIPaddressappearsintheFirstInstallationwindow.
Itmaytakeaboutaminutetocomplete.Youwillreceiveoneofthecompletionmes
sagesdescribedinConfiguratorMessagesbelow.
4.6.2ConfiguringTransportationMobileUnits(TMUs)
UsethisproceduretocarryoutchangesintheconfigurationparametersoftheTMUs.This
includeschangingorsettingitsIPaddress.
1.Forafirsttimeconfiguration,connecttheTMU’sPoEsockettoaPoEdevice(see
SiteInstallationforconnectioninstructions),andinturn,connectthePoEdeviceto
yourlaptoporaLANconnection.
ForareconfigurationofaTMUalreadyinstalledinthefield,youcanrelyonyour
network’sconnection.
2. RuntheConfigurator.
3. FromtheMaintab,clicktheLinepulldownmenuandselectthelineonwhichthe
TMUisdefined(seeFigure 42).
4. FromtheDownloadSoftwarepulldownmenu,selecttheappropriate
configurationoption(seepage 44foradescriptionoftheseoptions).
5. ClickConfigureUnit.Thefollowingwindowwillappear:
SinceTMUsareusuallymobile,makesurethesedeviceswillbeincontinuous
contactduringtheconfigurationprocess.Ourrecommended“bestpractice”isto
findanopportunitywhentheTMUtobeconfiguredisimmobile.
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Figure417:TMU‐FirsttimeInstallation
6. Type:Selecttheradiotype‐TrainRadio,asshowninFigure 417.
7. Car:Selectthenameofthetraincaronwhichtheunitistobeinstalled.Alistof
thesenamesaretakenfromthosedefinedintheTrainstab,Carcolumn,andcome
fromtheselectedlineonly.
8. CarRouter:ThisshowstheIPaddressoftherouterontheselectedtraincar.thisIP
addressisdefinedintheTrainstab,CarRouterIPcolumn.
9. FirstInstallation:Forafirsttimeinstallation,leavethisoptionselectedsothe
defaultIPaddresswillappear.Theparameterswillbedownloadedtotheunitwith
thisIPaddress.
10. ClickOKtocompletetheconfiguration.TheConfiguratorwilltaketheparameters
associatedwiththeselectedCarname,aswellasotherparametersassociatedwith
itsline,anddownloadthemtotheunitwhoseIPaddressisshownintheFirst
Installationwindow.
Itmaytakeaboutaminutetocomplete.Youwillreceiveoneofthecompletionmes
sagesdescribedinConfiguratorMessagesbelow.
Toreconfigureaunitthatisalreadyinstalledinthefield:
1.RepeatStepssee1.throughsee8.above,relyingonyournetwork’sconnectionto
theunit.
2. RemovethecheckmarkfromFirstInstallation,andentertheIPaddressoftheunit
youwishtoreconfigure.NotethatthecorrectIPaddressoftheCarRouterwill
appear.
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Figure418:TMU‐Reconfiguration
3. ClickOK.TheConfiguratorwilltaketheparametersassociatedwiththeunitofthis
name,anddownloadthemtotheunitwhoseIPaddressappearsintheFirst
Installationwindow.
Itmaytakeaboutaminutetocomplete.Youwillreceiveoneofthecompletionmes
sagesdescribedinConfiguratorMessagesbelow.
4.6.3ConfiguringIndoorSynchronizationUnits(ISUs)
UsethisproceduretocarryoutchangesintheconfigurationparametersoftheISUs.This
includeschangingorsettingitsIPaddress.
1.Forafirsttimeconfiguration,connecttheISU’ssyncsockettoyourlaptoportoa
LANconnection.ConnectACpowertoitspowerinput.SeeSiteInstallationforcon
nectioninstructions.
ForareconfigurationofanISUalreadyinstalledinthefield,youcanrelyonyour
network’sconnection.
2. RuntheConfigurator.
3. FromtheMaintab,clicktheLinepulldownmenuandselectthelineonwhichthe
ISUisdefined(seeFigure 42).
4. FromtheDownloadSoftwarepulldownmenu,selecttheappropriate
configurationoption(seepage 44foradescriptionoftheseoptions).
5. ClickConfigureUnit.Thefollowingwindowwillappear:
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Figure419:ISU‐Firsttimeinstallation
6. Type:Selecttheunittype‐LinesyncUnit(ISU),asshowninFigure 419.
7. UnitName:Thenameoftheunitwhichhastheassociatedparametervalues.This
nameconsistsofISU.LineNumber.Alistofthesenamesaretakenfromthose
definedintheLinetab.
8. Role:SelecttheroleoftheISU.ThisiseitherPrimaryorSecondary.SeetheLine
tab:ISUIP,andBackupISUIPfordefinitionsoftheirIPaddresses.
9. FirstInstallation:Forafirsttimeinstallation,leavethisoptionselectedsothe
defaultIPaddresswillappear.Theparameterswillbedownloadedtotheunitwith
thisIPaddress.
10. ClickOKtocompletetheconfiguration.TheConfiguratorwilltaketheparameters
associatedwiththeselectedline,anddownloadthemtotheunitwhoseIPaddress
isshownintheFirstInstallationwindow.
Itmaytakeaboutaminutetocomplete.Youwillreceiveoneofthecompletionmes
sagesdescribedinConfiguratorMessagesbelow.
Toreconfigureaunitthatisalreadyinstalledinthefield:
1.RepeatStepssee1.throughsee8.above,relyingonyournetwork’sconnectionto
theunit.
2. RemovethecheckmarkfromFirstInstallation,andentertheIPaddressoftheunit
youwishtoreconfigure.
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Figure420:ISU‐Reconfiguration
3. ClickOKtocompletetheconfiguration.Itmaytakeaboutaminutetocomplete.
YouwillreceiveoneofthecompletionmessagesdescribedinConfigurator
Messagesbelow.
4.7ConfiguratorMessages
Table45:ConfiguratorMessageColorCodes
Color
Code Meaning ActionRequired
Red Operationfailed Varieswithmessage
Yellow OK Repeattheoperation
Green OK Operationsuccessful
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Ifyouareaskedtorestartthedevice,logintoitwithtelnetfollowingthisexample:
Figure421:LoggingintoanTBSwithTelnet
Theusernameandpasswordarerespectively,adminandnetman.
Table46:ConfiguratorMessages
Color
Code Message ActionRequired
Can'tfindConfiguration
ContactsupplierCan'tlogintodevice.Checkpassword
Failedtogetdeviceconfiguration
NoconnectionwithDevice
Ping,thencheckphysical
connection.Ifallfails,replacethe
device.
PermissionError Contactsupplier
ScriptError
TelnetConnectiontothedevicefailed
Ping,thencheckphysical
connection.Ifallfails,replacethe
device.
WrongProductConnected Checkformixup‐TMUforTBSor
viceversa
Pleaserunagaintocomplete.
Repeatthisconfiguration‐this
mayoccurduringasoftware
upgrade.
Configurationcompleted‐Devicerestarting... None
Configurationcompleted‐Pleaserestartdevice. LoginwithTelnetandusethe
rebootcommand(Seebelow)
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Figure422:UsingtheTelnetrebootcommandtoresetanTBS
Hereisanexample:
Table47:RadioInventory
ABCMetroRadioInventory
RadioType Active Backup Total
BaseRadios 158 0 158
TrainRadios 298 0 298
SyncUnit(ISU) 448
Table48:DistributionofRadioInventoryacrosslines
Line Name Base Train
5Line01 64 126
8Line02 8 20
11 Line03 38 68
1Line04 48 84
Total 158 298
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AppendixA:Antenna
Guidelines
A.1ForDeploymentinUS/Canada
TheTBSandTMUdevicesbearthefollowingidentificationsontheirlabel:
ContainsFCCID:Q3K5XACMOD3C
ContainsIC:5100A5XACMD3CN
Onlytheantennasshowninthetablebeloworantennasofthesametypewithlowergainare
approvedforuseinthissystem.Theantennasmustbeinstalledsoastoprovideaminimum
separationdistancefrombystandersasspecifiedinthetablebelow:
TableA1:ApprovedAntennas
Cat.No. Type Gain
(dBi)
Dir
BW
Freq.
Band
(MHz)
TxPowerper
Chain
Min.Safe
Distance
(cm)
RW91055158 DualPolarization
Directional 19.0 17.0° 5728
5850 12.0 78.0
RW94015002 VehicularSingle
directional 12.5 50.0° 5728
5850 18.5 37.0
AT0058760 SinglePolarization
Directional 18.0 18.0° 5728
5850 13.0 70.0
RW90615001 DualPolarization
Sectorial 14.0 90.0° 5728
5850 17.0 44.0
RW90615002 DualPolarization
Sectorial 16.5 60.0° 5728
5850 14.5 59.0
RW90615004 DualPolarization
Sectorial 11.0 120.0
°
5728
5850 20.0 31.0
RW93145158 Yagi 14.0 30.0° 5728
5850 17.0 44.0
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RW94015004 VehicularBi
directional 13.0 36.0° 5728
5850 18.0 39.0
RW94015007 Omnidirectional 10.0 360.0
°
5728
5850 21.0 28.0
RW94015158 Omnidirectional 5.5 360.0
°
5728
5850 25.5 17.0
RW94025001 Omnidirectional 10.0 360.0
°
5728
5850 21.0 28.0
RW94025004 Omnidirectional 12.0 360.0
°
5728
5850 19.0 35.0
RW95214958 SinglePolarization
Sectorial 17.0 60.0° 5728
5850 14.0 62.0
RW95315001 SinglePolarization
Sectorial 15.0 120.0
°
5728
5850 16.0 50.0
RW95315002 SinglePolarization
Sectorial 17.0 90.0° 5728
5850 14.0 62.0
TableA1:ApprovedAntennas(Continued)
Cat.No. Type Gain
(dBi)
Dir
BW
Freq.
Band
(MHz)
TxPowerper
Chain
Min.Safe
Distance
(cm)
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RegulatoryCompliance
GeneralNote
ThissystemhasachievedTypeApprovalinvariouscountriesaroundtheworld.Thismeans
thatthesystemhasbeentestedagainstvariouslocaltechnicalregulationsandfoundto
comply.Thefrequencybandsinwhichthesystemoperatesmaybe“unlicensed”andinthese
bands,thesystemcanbeusedprovideditdoesnotcauseinterference.
FCC/ISED‐Compliance
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigital
device,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonable
protectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipment
generates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedin
accordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.
However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.If
thisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcan
bedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrect
theinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:
• Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
•Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.
• Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe
receiverisconnected.
Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
Changesormodificationstothisequipmentnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsible
forcompliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.
RFExposure
Itisrecommendedtokeepasafedistanceof78cmfromtheradiatingantennawhen
operatingintheUSand79cmwhenoperatinginCanada.
ExpositionRF
Ilestrecommandédegarderunedistancedesécuritéde78cmdel'antennerayonnante
lorsqu'ellefonctionneauxÉtats?Unisetde79cmlorsqu'ellefonctionneauCanada
Itistheresponsibilityoftheinstallertoensurethatwhenusingthe
outdoorantennakitsintheUnitedStates(orwhereFCCrulesapply),only
thoseantennascertifiedwiththeproductareused.Theuseofany
antennaotherthanthosecertifiedwiththeproductisexpresslyforbidden
byFCCrules47CFRpart15.204.
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IndoorUnitscomplywithpart15oftheFCCrules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwo
conditions:
(1)Thesedevicesmaynotcauseharmfulinterference.
(2)Thesedevicesmustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmay
causeundesiredoperation.
CanadianEmissionRequirementsforIndoorUnits
ThisClassBdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadianICES003.
CetappareilnumriquedelaclasseBestconformeảlanormeNMB003duCanada.
ChinaMII
OperationoftheequipmentisonlyallowedunderChinaMII5.8GHzbandregulation
configurationwithEIRPlimitedto33dBm(2Watt).
Itistheresponsibilityoftheinstallertoensurethatwhenconfiguringthe
radiointheUnitedStates(orwhereFCCrulesapply),theTxpowerisset
accordingtothevaluesforwhichtheproductiscertified.TheuseofTx
powervaluesotherthanthose,forwhichtheproductiscertified,is
expresslyforbiddenbyFCCrules47CFRpart15.204.
OutdoorunitsandantennasshouldbeinstalledONLYbyexperienced
installationprofessionalswhoarefamiliarwithlocalbuildingandsafety
codesand,whereverapplicable,arelicensedbytheappropriate
governmentregulatoryauthorities.Failuretodosomayvoidtheproduct
warrantyandmayexposetheenduserortheserviceprovidertolegaland
financialliabilities.Resellersordistributorsofthisequipmentarenot
liableforinjury,damageorviolationofregulationsassociatedwiththe
installationofoutdoorunitsorantennas.Theinstallershouldconfigure
theoutputpowerlevelofantennasaccordingtocountryregulationsand
antennatype.
WhereOutdoorunitsareconfigurablebysoftwaretoTxpowerval
uesotherthanthoseforwhichtheproductiscertified,itisthe
responsibilityoftheProfessionalInstallertorestricttheTxpowerto
thecertifiedlimits.
Thisproductwastestedwithspecialaccessories‐indoorunit(IDUor
PoE),FTPCAT5eshieldedcablewithsealinggasket,10AWGground
ingcable‐whichmustbeusedwiththeunittoinsurecompliance.
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IndiaWPC
OperationoftheequipmentisonlyallowedunderIndiaWPCGSR38for5.8GHzband
regulationconfiguration.
Unregulated
Incountrieswheretheradioisnotregulatedtheequipmentcanbeoperatedinany
regulationconfiguration,bestresultswillbeobtainedusingUniversalregulation
configuration.
SafetyPractices
ApplicablerequirementsofNationalElectricalCode(NEC),NFPA70;andtheNational
ElectricalSafetyCode,ANSI/IEEEC2,mustbeconsideredduringinstallation.
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NOTES:
1.APrimaryProtectorisnotrequiredtoprotecttheexposedwiringaslongastheexposed
wiringlengthislimitedtolessthanorequalto140feet,andinstructionsareprovidedto
avoidexposureofwiringtoaccidentalcontactwithlightningandpowerconductorsin
accordancewithNECSections72554(c)and80030.
Inallothercases,anappropriateListedPrimaryProtectormustbeprovided.RefertoArticles
800and810oftheNECfordetails.
2.ForprotectionofODUagainstdirectlightningstrikes,appropriaterequirementsofNFPA
780shouldbeconsideredinadditiontoNEC.
3.ForCanada,appropriaterequirementsoftheCEC22.1includingSection60andadditional
requirementsofCAN/CSAB72mustbeconsideredasapplicable.
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