Redpine Signals RS9113DB 802.11 abgn WiFi/BT/Zigbee MODULE User Manual Doc Title

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To Whomsoever It May Concern
This letter is being issued to confirm that Redpine Signals, Inc., will ensure that the
following information is included in the RS9113DB (FCC ID: XF6-RS9113DB, IC ID: 8407ARS9113DB) Module’s Programming Manual for customers who use this module with
different antennas to help them comply with the FCC/IC regulatory requirements for
products which use the module’s modular approval.
The list of antennas with which the module has been tested with and certified for FCC/IC
are given in Table 1 below.
Antenna Make
Model/Part #
Antenna Gain at
2.4GHz (dBi)
Antenna Gain
at 5GHz (dBi)
Type of
Antenna
Redpine Signals
0.99
4.42
Trace
Molex
PS-47950-001
4.6
External
Fractus
FR05-S1-NO-1004
1.8
4.9
Chip
Table 1: List of Antennas Used for RS9113DB FCC/IC Certification
The RS9113DB Module’s Programming Reference Manual will include the information listed
below. The Manual is provided to customers as part of the module’s collateral which also
includes the module’s software and firmware. The module’s firmware applies the
attenuations required to comply with the regulatory requirements based on the type of
antenna programmed. The commands required to program the transmit power and the
antenna type and the attenuations applied are given in the tables that follow.
1) Commands to program the antenna being used for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ZigBee – see
Tables 2, 3 and 4.
2) Commands to set transmit power of the module for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ZigBee – see
Tables 5, 6 and 7.
3) Transmit power and attenuation values used during testing with different Antennas –
see Tables 9, 10, 11 and 12.
1.1
1.1.1
Commands to Program Antenna Type
Command to Program Antenna Type for Wi-Fi
Command Name
Program Antenna Type for Wi-Fi
Description
This command is used to program antenna
being used by the module for Wi-Fi out of
the list of certified antennas. This command
needs to be given before creating the VAP
in the normal mode and before the
“./transmit” command in the Wi-Fi
Performance Test mode.
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Default Value
Input Parameters
Base Interface (string like rpine0)
Integer value mapped as follows:
0 – Redpine Antenna
1 – Molex Antenna
2 – Fractus Antenna
Output Parameter
None
Reset Required
No
Usage
# ./onebox_util 
ant_type 
Example
The command below sets the Antenna type
to Fractus Antenna for Wi-Fi:
# ./onebox_util rpine0 ant_type 2
Table 2: Command to Program Antenna Type for Wi-Fi
1.1.2
Command to Program Antenna Type for Bluetooth:
Command Name
Program Antenna Type for Bluetooth
Description
This command is used to program antenna
being used by the module for Bluetooth out
of the list of certified antennas. This
command needs to be given before
creating the HCI interface in the normal
mode and before the “./transmit” command
in the Bluetooth Performance Test mode.
Default Value
Input Parameters
Base Interface (string like hci0)
Integer value mapped as follows:
0 – Redpine Signals Antenna
1 – Molex Antenna
2 – Fractus Antenna
Output Parameter
None
Reset Required
No
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Usage
# hcitool –icmd 0x3F 0x0008

Example
The command below sets the Antenna type
to Molex for Bluetooth:
# hcitool -i hci0 cmd 0x3F 0x0008 1
Table 3: Command to Program Antenna Type for Bluetooth
1.1.3
Command to Program Antenna Type for ZigBee:
Command Name
Program Antenna Type for ZigBee
Description
This command is used to program antenna
being used by the module for ZigBee out of
the list of certified antennas. This command
needs to be given before creating the base
interface (like zigb0) in the normal mode
and before the “./transmit” command in
the ZigBee Performance Test mode.
Default Value
Input Parameters
Base Interface (string like zigb0)
Integer value mapped as follows:
0 – Redpine Antenna
1 – Molex Antenna
2 – Fractus Antenna
Output Parameter
None
Reset Required
No
Usage
# ./zb_utilant_type
Example
The command below sets the Antenna type
to Fractus for ZigBee:
# ./zb_utilant_type 2
Table 4: Command to Program Antenna Type for Bluetooth
1.2
1.2.1
Commands to Program Transmit Power
Command to Program Transmit Power for Wi-Fi
Description
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This command is used to program the
transmit power of the module for Wi-Fi. If
the value of transmit power exceeds the
maximum allowed power supported by the
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channel specified by the regulatory domain,
then the minimum of the two values will be
used.
Default Value
Input Parameters
VAP Name (string like wifi0, wifi1, etc.)
Integer value in dBm
Output Parameter
None
Reset Required
No.
Usage
#iwconfigtxpower
Example
The command below sets the Wi-Fi
transmit power to 15dBm:
# iwconfig wifi0 txpower 15
Output Parameter
None
Table 5: Command to Program Transmit Power for Wi-Fi
1.2.2
Command to Program Transmit Power for Bluetooth
Description
This command is used to program the
transmit power of the module for
Bluetooth. If the value of transmit power
exceeds the maximum allowed power
supported by the channel specified by the
regulatory domain, then the minimum of
the two values will be used.
Default Value
10 – For Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
8 – For Bluetooth LE
Input Parameters
Base Interface (string like hci0)
Integer value mapped as follows:
1 – Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
2 – Bluetooth LE
Integer value in dBm
Output Parameter
None
Reset Required
No.
Usage
# hcitool –icmd 0x3F 0x0006

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Example
The command below sets the Bluetooth
2.1+EDR transmit power to 7dBm:
# hcitool -i hci0 cmd 0x3F 0x0006
0x01 7
Output Parameter
None
Table 6: Command to Program Transmit Power for Bluetooth
1.2.3
Command to Program Transmit Power for ZigBee
Description
This command is used to program the
transmit power of the module for ZigBee. If
the value of transmit power exceeds the
maximum allowed power supported by the
channel specified by the regulatory domain,
then the minimum of the two values will be
used.
Default Value
12
Input Parameters
Integer value in dBm
Output Parameter
None
Reset Required
No.
Usage
# ./zb_utiltx_power
Example
The command below sets the
ZigBeetransmit power to 9dBm:
# ./zb_utiltx_power 9
Output Parameter
None
Table 7: Command to Program Transmit Power for ZigBee
1.3
Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values
The transmit power and attenuation value settings in the following tables are mentioned
for IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth and ZigBee for the Low, Mid and High channel
frequencies. The table below lists the actual frequencies for each technology corresponding
to the Low, Mid and High columns in subsequent tables.
Module supports 40 MHz but UNII2A and UNII2C band are restricted to 20 MHz only.
Technology
Low
Channel
Frequency
(MHz)
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Mid
Channel
Frequency
(MHz)
High
Channel
Frequency
(MHz)
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Technology
Low
Channel
Frequency
(MHz)
Mid
Channel
Frequency
(MHz)
High
Channel
Frequency
(MHz)
802.11b
2412
2437
2462
802.11g
2412
2437
2462
802.11n 20MHz
Bandwidth
2412
2437
2462
802.11n 40MHz
Bandwidth
2422
2442
2457
802.11a (5GHz UNII- 1)
5180
5200
5240
802.11n 20MHz
Bandwidth(5GHz UNII- 1)
5180
5200
5240
802.11n 40MHz
Bandwidth(5GHz UNII- 1)
5190
--
5230
802.11a (5GHz UNII- 2A)
5260
--
5320
802.11n 20MHz
Bandwidth(5GHz UNII- 2A)
5260
--
5320
802.11a (5GHz UNII- 2C)
5500
--
5700
802.11n 20MHz
Bandwidth(5GHz UNII- 2C)
5500
--
5700
802.11a (5GHz UNII- 3)
5745
5785
5825
802.11n 20MHz
Bandwidth (U-NII- 3)
5745
5785
5825
802.11n 40MHz
Bandwidth(5GHz UNII- 3)
5755
---
5795
Bluetooth
2402
2440
2480
ZigBee
2405
2440
2480
Table 8: Low, Mid and High Channel Frequencies for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ZigBee
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Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values for Redpine Signals Antenna
Mode
Data
Rate
(Mbps)
Channels
Low
Mid
High
Max.
Tx
Power
(dBm)
Attenuation
Value
(dBm)
Max.
Tx
Power
(dBm)
Attenuation
Value
(dBm)
Max.
Tx
Power
(dBm)
Attenuation
Value
(dBm)
18
20
18
11
19
20
19
13
20
12
24
13
20
12
54
13
20
12
MCS0
11
20
10
MCS4
11
20
10
MCS7
11
20
10
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
20
20
20
24
20
20
20
54
20
20
20
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-1)
MCS0
20
20
20
MCS4
20
20
20
MCS7
20
20
20
802.11n
40MHz
(5GHz UNII-1)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
802.11a
(5GHz UNII-3)
10
24
10
54
10
802.11 b
802.11 g
802.11
n_20MHz
802.11
n_40MHz
802.11a
(5GHz UNII-1)
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802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2A)
13
13
10
24
13
13
10
54
13
13
10
MCS0
12
12
10
MCS4
12
12
10
MCS7
12
12
10
12
12
24
12
12
54
12
12
MCS0
11
11
MCS4
11
11
MCS7
11
11
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-3)
MCS4
MCS7
MCS7
802.11n
40MHz
(5GHz UNII-3)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
Bluetooth
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
LE
15
15
15
250kbps
16
16
16
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2A)
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2C)
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2C)
ZigBee
Table 9: Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values for Redpine signals Antenna
1.3.2
Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values for Molex Antenna
Mode
Data
Rate
(Mbps)
Channels
Low
Max.
Attenuation
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Max.
Attenuation
High
Max.
Attenuation
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Tx
Power
(dBm)
Value
(dBm)
Tx
Power
(dBm)
Value
(dBm)
Tx
Power
(dBm)
Value
(dBm)
16
16
16
11
16
16
16
11
18
10
24
11
18
10
54
11
18
10
MCS0
10
18
MCS4
10
18
MCS7
10
18
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
11
14
14
24
11
14
14
54
11
14
14
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-1)
MCS0
10
14
14
MCS4
10
14
14
MCS7
10
14
14
802.11n
40MHz
(5GHz UNII-1)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2A)
13
13
10
24
13
13
10
54
13
13
10
MCS0
12
12
10
MCS4
12
12
10
MCS7
12
12
10
802.11 b
802.11 g
802.11
n_20MHz
802.11
n_40MHz
802.11a
(5GHz UNII-1)
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2A)
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802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2C)
12
12
24
12
12
54
12
12
MCS0
11
11
MCS4
11
11
MCS7
11
11
10
24
10
54
10
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-3)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
802.11n
40MHz
(5GHz UNII-3)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
Bluetooth
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
LE
15
15
15
250kbps
15
15
15
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2C)
802.11a
(5GHz UNII-3)
ZigBee
Table 10: Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values for Molex Antenna
1.3.3
Mode
Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values for Fractus Antenna:
Data
Rate
(Mbps)
Channels
Low
Max.
Tx
Attenuation
Value
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Max.
Tx
Attenuation
Value
High
Max.
Tx
Attenuation
Value
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Power
(dBm)
(dBm)
Power
(dBm)
(dBm)
Power
(dBm)
(dBm)
16
16
16
11
16
16
16
11
18
10
24
11
18
10
54
11
18
10
MCS0
10
18
MCS4
10
18
MCS7
10
18
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
12
14
14
24
12
14
14
54
12
14
14
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-1)
MCS0
12
14
14
MCS4
12
14
14
MCS7
12
14
14
802.11n
40MHz
(5GHz UNII-1)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2A)
13
13
10
24
13
13
10
54
13
13
10
802.11 b
802.11 g
802.11
n_20MHz
802.11
n_40MHz
802.11a
(5GHz UNII-1)
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2A)
MCS0
12
12
10
MCS4
12
12
10
MCS7
12
12
10
802.11n
12
12
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20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2C)
24
12
12
54
12
12
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-2C)
MCS0
11
11
MCS4
11
11
MCS7
11
11
10
10
24
10
10
54
10
10
802.11n
20MHz
(5GHz UNII-3)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
802.11n
40MHz
(5GHz UNII-3)
MCS0
MCS4
MCS7
Bluetooth
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
LE
15
15
15
0.25
15
15
15
802.11a
(5GHz UNII-3)
ZigBee
Table 11: Maximum Transmit Power and Attenuation Values for Fractus Antenna
For Redpine Signals Inc.,
A. Chandrasekhar
Vice President–Systems
Redpine Signals Inc.
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