Trilliant Networks 5G1100 Wireless Mesh WAN Backhaul Node User Manual Installation Guide

Trilliant Networks, Inc. Wireless Mesh WAN Backhaul Node Installation Guide

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PL-0040A__1_0_Installation_Guide_SecureMesh_Gateway_rev1PL-0040A
SecureMesh™ Gateway
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Contents
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
SECUREMESH GATEWAY COMPONENTS .......................................................................................................................................................... 3
ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
INSTALLATION LOCATION.............................................................................................................................................................................. 7
PRE-PROVISIONING ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
INSTALLING THE GATEWAY ............................................................................................................................................................... 8
UTILITY POLE OR TOWER INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Mounting the Device ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Grounding and Protecting the Device ............................................................................................................................................. 10
Connecting the Device to a Source of Power ................................................................................................................................... 11
Completing the installation ............................................................................................................................................................. 12
STREETLIGHT POLE MOUNTING AND GROUNDING ........................................................................................................................................... 13
Mounting the Device ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Connecting the Device to a Source of Power ................................................................................................................................... 15
Completing the Installation ............................................................................................................................................................. 16
COMMISSIONING THE GATEWAY ................................................................................................................................................... 17
CONFIGURING THE SECUREMESH GATEWAY .................................................................................................................................................. 17
MONITORING THE POWER-ON SEQUENCE ..................................................................................................................................................... 17
APPENDIX A .................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
GROUNDING GUIDELINES ........................................................................................................................................................................... 18
APPENDIX B .................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
REGULATORY INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20
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SAFETY INFORMATION
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INTRODUCTION
The SecureMesh™ Gateway performs the function of being the network takeout point and root note. As the
root node of the SecureMesh Wide Area Network (WAN), it coordinates all of the nodes in its wireless mesh
network, providing a low-latency, high-bandwidth, self-forming, self-balancing, and self-healing wireless
network.
The Gateway’s 5 GHz SecureMesh WAN radio uses its array of eight, beam-switched, directional antennas to
provide extended range and full 360° coverage and acts as the interface of the SecureMesh WAN network to
the wired or fiber-optic network.
The Gateway uses an Ethernet port to provide simultaneous power and connection to wired devices such as
switches, routers, or VPN routers. If deployed using a SecureMesh Power Service Unit (PSU), the Ethernet
port for network connection is made available through the PSU’s port.
SecureMesh Gateway Components
The following diagram shows the major components of the SecureMesh Gateway.
side view
bottom view
Ethernet, 8P8C
data and power
serial, 8P8C
optional: Wi-Fi
access point
bulkhead
connector
water intrusion gasket
status lights
grounding lug
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The following diagram shows the SecureMesh Gateway package contents.
SecureMesh Gateway
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Accessories
product number
description
Surge Suppressor
620-00705-01
required unless provided by customer
Horizontal
Pole Mounting Bracket
620-R0007-01
for horizontal pole mounting only (e.g., streetlight cantilevers)
Vertical
Pole Mounting Bracket
DK-0029A
for vertical pole mounting only (e.g., utility poles)
One of the following power supplies is required:
24V Power Service Unit
PSU-1024-33
recommended outdoor power supply and backup battery
24V PoE connection to SecureMesh Gateway
Standard 802.3at 48V PoE connection to client device
(without battery backup)
33 Amp-hour backup battery (>8 hours backup at 68ºF /
20ºC)
not needed if site location provides an Uninterruptible Power
Supply
Indoor Power Supply
w/ PoE Injector
170-R0006-01
optional indoor power supply
100-240 VAC, 24 VDC, 1.3A
power cord sold separately (see below)
Streetlight
Power Supply
optional outdoor power supply
no battery backup capability
620-R0005-01
20-foot / 6-meter cable to photoelectric tap
620-R0005-02
3-foot / 1-meter cable to photoelectric tap
Streetlight
Installation Kit –
including Power Supply
optional horizontal pole installation kit
includes mounting bracket, streetlight power supply, and surge suppressor
620-00708-01
horizontal pole mount with 20-foot / 6-meter cable to
photoelectric tap
620-00708-02
horizontal pole mount with 3-foot / 1-meter cable to
photoelectric tap
Power Cord
to be purchased for use with Indoor Power Supply w/ PoE Injector
171-R0005-01
IEC320-C13 plug for Americas
171-R0005-02
IEC320-C13 plug for UK
171-R0005-03
IEC320-C13 plug for Europe
171-R0005-05
IEC320-C13 plug for Australia
171-R0005-06
IEC320-C13 plug for Latin America
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PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION
Required Equipment
A power supply, typically one of the power supplies listed as a Gateway accessory. For all outdoor
installations, the PSU-1024-33A SecureMesh Power Service Unit is recommended unless an
Uninterruptible Power Supply is available.
A CAT5e, UV-protected, Shielded-Twisted Pair (STP) Ethernet cable with ground wire for connecting
the Gateway’s Surge Protector to the PoE power supply.
One of the accessory mounting brackets listed above or provide a mounting bracket including a vertical
pole with a 1.25‖ to 2‖ diameter that is a minimum of 18‖ from any structure to the side of the Gateway.
The vertical pole must extend a minimum of 5‖ above a horizontal surface of the bracket.
A 10 AWG (or larger) ground wire of sufficient length to connect the Gateway to the primary grounding
point of the utility structure to which the Gateway will be mounted.
A magnetic level to ensure the Gateway is plumb.
Self-fusing rubber insulation and sealing tape such as Scotch® 130C or 2228 Rubber Mastic Tape
Optional Equipment
The following equipment is required to support optional manual provisioning of the Gateway:
A computer connected to the same Ethernet network as the SecureMesh Gateway. The Gateway’s
default IP address is 192.168.0.2.
A CAT5e, Ethernet cable for connecting the Gateway’s Surge Protector to the PoE power supply.
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Installation Location
In general, a SecureMesh Gateway should be installed in a location that will not obstruct the radio signals to
and from the SecureMesh Gateway. The SecureMesh Gateway should be installed in a location that meets all
of the following guidelines:
Installation and wiring of the SecureMesh Gateway must conform to all local electrical codes and
ordinances.
The installation location must be either owned by the utility or the utility must have access rights to the
location.
The installation location must be able to provide adequate power. Note that the 24V Power Service
Unit requires 90-265 VAC 50/60 Hz power.
The Gateway enclosure must be mounted at least 18 feet (5.5 meters) above ground level, although
radio performance and coverage will generally improve as the mounting height is increased.
The installation location must not obstruct radio communications. For example:
— The mounting structure should not block radio coverage or be adjacent to structures that block
radio coverage).
— The installation location must be clear of thick trees or brush growth upon installation and in the
foreseeable future. Foliage in the line of sight with other communicating devices can
detrimentally affect radio performance.
— The Gateway should have an unobstructed view of the sky overhead. The Gateway relies upon
GPS (Global Positioning System) signals to establish time synchronization, and the strongest
GPS signals are available if the device has an unobstructed view of the sky. Upon startup, the
Gateway searches for a GPS signal. If the device cannot detect a signal, it will be unable to
complete startup and will not establish wireless connections with other SecureMesh WAN
devices.
As necessary, adequate space must be available to use a bucket truck.
The installation location must not impede normal maintenance activities (for example, access to the
Gateway’s associated Power Service Unit to replace the battery).
If choosing a streetlight pole installation, make sure the streetlight is providing constant power.
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Pre-provisioning
Certain information is necessary in a Gateway other than the factory defaults that must be entered locally using
the command line interpreter (CLI). Please refer to the ―Trilliant Network Element Management System
(NEMS) Administration Guide‖ (Trilliant document number TLT-CS-ADM-94) for complete information.
They required information to be entered is:
Netkey
Management VLAN (if Management VLANs are used)
VPN Shared secret (if using IPsec VPN. Please refer to Trilliant Technical Note ―Use of Virtual Private
Networking in the SecureMesh Communications Network‖, number DP-0906)
INSTALLING THE GATEWAY
Physically installing the SecureMesh Gateway involves:
Mounting the device
Grounding and protecting the device
Connecting to a source of power
Completing the installation
Installation of the Gateway either to a tower or utility-pole or to a streetlight is discussed in the following
subsections.
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Utility Pole or Tower Installation
To install a Gateway on a utility pole or a tower, observe the following procedures:
Mounting the Device
Mount the Bracket
The DK-0029A vertical pole mounting bracket has an
extension arm and a mounting pole as shown on the
right. Mount the equipment extension arm to the utility
pole or tower using bolts or bands.
Attach a steel mounting pole through the end of the
extension arm using the 5/8‖ attached bolt on the bottom
of the pole mount. Firmly tighten.
Attach The Gateway to the Bracket
Use the provided mounting bracket and appropriate length
¼―diameter screws that are provided in the accessory kit to
attach the SecureMesh Gateway to the mounting pole (see
the figure on the right).
Note that screws 1" in length can accommodate a pole
diameter up to 1½" while screws 2" in length accommodate a
pole diameter of 2-1/8‖.
The screws should be tightened to 20 foot-pounds (27
Newton-meters) of torque.
equipment
extension arm
utility pole
mounting pole
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Grounding and Protecting the Device
Attach the Surge Protector
The surge protector box should be attached to the
bottom of the Gateway. The surge protector will be
attached using the ground screw as a pivot point then
the box will be swung into place against a mounting
bracket screw.
Remove the ground screw from the base of the
device, and then loosen (but do not remove) the
screw on the same side of the bracket as the
ground screw
Run the ground screw through the lug of the green
ground wire coming from the surge protector and
the hole in the surge protector bracket.
Before tightening the ground screw, remove a
section of the insulation on the ground wire which
will attach to the ground point on the mounting
structure and wrap this section around the ground
screw.
Pivot the box into place such that the other end of
the surge protector’s mounting bracket touches the
loosened screw. Tighten both screws.
Be sure to connect the ground wire to the
grounding point on the mounting structure.
Run the CAT5e cable under the gasket and plug it
into the Ethernet port in the cavity on the device
base (see the diagram to the right)
.
CAT5e
Ethernet Cable
8P8C Ethernet
Port
8P8C serial
port
View of underside with cover plate removed
ground wire
ground wire to
mounting
structure
ground screw
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Connecting the Device to a Source of Power
The Power Service Unit should be used to provide PoE power and battery backup for the Gateway. Please
refer to the Power Service Unit Installation Guide for more information (Trilliant document PL-0042A,
Installation Guide, SecureMesh 24V PSU).
Connect the Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector to the Surge Protector.
Both power and data are provided over the Ethernet cable connection to the Gateway.
Always use CAT5e (outdoor CAT5) cable that is shielded (Shielded Twisted Pair – STP), UV protected, with a
drain-wire. The Gateway does not have an auto-sensing Ethernet port and therefore, either a straight through
cable to a switch or router may be used or a cross-connect cable directly to a computer may be used.
The cable seal gasket (glands) is water-tight and will not allow terminated cables to be passed through. The
cable will have to be re-terminated. Therefore, it may be best to perform the termination on the ground before
beginning the installation.
A sufficient portion of the cable shielding must be available to be connected to the ground bolt.
Run an un-terminated CAT5e cable through the open glands on the surge protector.
Strip the protective coating from the outside of the CAT5e cable to a sufficient length that the shield of the
cable may be connected to the ground lug of the surge protector and the twisted pairs may be connected
to the RJ45 or the connector block. Connect the cable shield (drain wire) to the internal ground lug.
Either terminate the cable from the PoE using an RJ45 connector or terminate all eight cables to the
terminator block. The screw down terminator block is removable from the base board of the surge
protector to ease connections. Please note that the pin-outs of the RJ45 are standard TIA/EIA-568-B.
The screw down terminal block wiring diagram is listed on the main board.
drain wire
crimp lug
grounding connection
inside surge protector
ground bolt
unprotected
CAT5e
Ethernet cable
from PoE power
source
watertight glands
PoE cable ↓
protected CAT5e
Ethernet cable provides PoE
power to Gateway
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Completing the installation
Check the connections and close the device
Check to ensure all connections and grounding are
proper, and replace the surge protector’s cover and the
Ethernet connection cover on the base of the Gateway.
These screws should be tightened to 15 foot-pounds
(20 Newton-meters) of torque.
Secure the Cabling
Use sturdy cable ties or Velcro wraps (not included) to
secure all the cabling against strain, especially if the
installation is subject to high winds.
sturdy cable ties or
Velcro wraps
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Streetlight Pole Mounting and Grounding
To install a Gateway on a streetlight, observe the following procedures:
Mounting the Device
Mount the Bracket
Chose one of the two available Streetlight Installation
Kits from the Gateway accessory list. The kits vary only
in the length of the cable to attach to the streetlight
photo cell.
If the clamp is not already separate from the main
bracket, remove the nuts from the bolts and separate
the clamp from the main bracket.
Place the main bracket over the light pole’s horizontal
extension arm. Place the clamp on the bolts and
secure with the nuts provided as shown on the right.
Hand tighten the nuts.
Make the mounting pipe plumb (straight) by moving the
main bracket from side to side and moving the plumb
adjustment bracket forward and backward. The
accuracy should be checked using a magnetic level.
When the mounting pipe is plumb, tighten all nuts.
photo cell tap
AC input
excess wire storage
clamp
Ethernet
PoE cable
power supply and
surge protection
plumb adjustment bracket
main bracket
mounting pipe
plumb adjustment screw
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Attach The Gateway to the Bracket
Use the provided mounting bracket and appropriate length
¼―diameter screws that are provided in the accessory kit to
attach the SecureMesh Gateway to the mounting pole (see
the figure on the right).
Before tightening, rotate the device to ensure there is ample
room for the omnidirectional antennas to clear the mount
stand and streetlight pole.
Attach the Ground Wire
Connect the Ethernet PoE cable to the Ethernet port at
the base of the Gateway, pushing the 8P8C into the
socket on the bottom of the Gateway until it locks into
place (as shown on the right). The Ethernet PoE cable
should be routed through the water protection gasket.
Loosen the ground screw at the base of the Gateway.
Remove a section of the insulation on the ground wire
that will attach to the ground point on the streetlight, and
wrap this section around the ground screw and tighten the
screw.
If the streetlight is completely metal, attach the other end
of the ground wire to the mounting hardware. If the
streetlight is a metal arm attached to a wooden pole the
ground wire must extend to a proper ground location.
Ethernet PoE cable
ground
wire
8P8C Ethernet
socket
8P8C
serial port
View of underside with cover plate removed
water intrusion
gasket
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Connecting the Device to a Source of Power
The Streetlight Installation Kit is to be used with constantly powered streetlights that use standard photocell
adapters. The Streetlight Installation Kit is complete with an A/C to D/C power supply that also provides surge
protection.
Connect to Streetlight AC Power
Locate the photocell on the light pole (usually located
on top of the street lamp) and remove it; twisting it
counter-clockwise and lifting it from the socket.
Connect the photocell adapter (power tap) to the
photocell socket; twisting clockwise until hand tight.
Replace the photocell on top of the photocell
adapter; twisting clockwise until hand tight.
Coil any excess cable. Place it in the space provided
under the mount stand and secure it.
photocell
photocell adapter /
power tap
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Completing the Installation
Check the connections and close the device
Check to ensure all connections and grounding are
proper and replace the surge protection box cover and
the Ethernet cover to the base of the Gateway. These
screws should be tightened to 15 foot-pounds (20
Newton-meters) of torque.
Secure the Cabling
Use sturdy cable ties or Velcro wraps (not included) to
secure all the cabling against strain, especially if the
installation is subject to high winds.
sturdy cable ties or
Velcro wraps
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COMMISSIONING THE GATEWAY
Configuring the SecureMesh Gateway
Assuming the Gateway is properly pre-provisioned, use of automatic provisioning as described in the ―Trilliant
Network Element Management System (NEMS) Administration Guide‖ (Trilliant document number TLT-CS-
ADM-94) recommended.
Monitoring the Power-On Sequence
When power is supplied to the SecureMesh Gateway, it starts a
power-on sequence that can be monitored by observing the pair
of LED lights on the underside of the device.
The SecureMesh Gateway must have access to a GPS signal to
complete its power-on sequence and start making wireless
network connections. The power-on sequence takes up to 15
minutes, depending on how quickly the device can acquire a
GPS signal.
The tables that follow provide detailed descriptions of device
states indicated by the LED lights. When both LED lights are
illuminated and steady, the Gateway has successfully
connected to the wireless network.
Device State
Link LED (Green)
Activity LED (Amber)
startup in progress
slow staggered blinking of both LEDs
startup failure
off
on
initializing processor (and acquiring GPS
signal)
blinks 4 times; repeats cycle
blinks 4 times; repeats cycle
initialization failure
fast, synchronized blinking of both LEDs
successful initialization, but failure to
locate hello
on
off
successful initialization; heard hello
off
blinking based upon RSSI signal
level
successful initialization; link is not
optimized, or is in pre-authorization
slow blink
blinking based upon RSSI signal
level
successful initialization; link is in standby
state on RSSI
fast blink
blinking based upon RSSI signal
level
WAN connected and operational
on
on
Link LED (Green)
Activity LED (Amber)
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APPENDIX A
Grounding Guidelines
Proper grounding protects both your SecureMesh device and any equipment connected to it. For the surge
protection circuitry built into the SecureMesh equipment to be effective, proper grounding of the unit is
necessary. Protection is essential if the unit is installed on tall structures or in areas subject to lightning.
Note that the techniques described in this appendix are intended as general guidelines and do not constitute a
comprehensive guide covering all installation scenarios. For maximum protection, contact a qualified
installation specialist who is familiar with your operating environments. If lightning is a threat in your area,
consider a consultation with a lightning and transient protection specialist.
General Grounding Strategy
To ensure optimal reliability, properly ground the metal base of the SecureMesh device. The most efficient
way to ground the device is to use a 10 AWG or larger wire to connect it to a ground point on the structure or
tower.
The three most common grounding points are:
The primary grounding point or the down lead
provided by an existing grounding system at the
installation site. For example, the grounding
system may be provided by a building's AC
electrical system, a streetlight’s power system,
or as part of a tower structure.
A 10-foot or longer copper-clad ground rod
driven into the earth. At a tower with multiple
legs, there will typically be one ground rod per
leg and a ground wire loop connecting each of
the rods as shown in the accompanying picture.
A cold-water pipe. Make sure it is well
connected to earth.
tower grounding at each leg
wired together underground
down lead tied to tower
grounding system
conventional tower grounding
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Making Robust and Lasting Connections
Regardless of the grounding point you use, make sure the connections are capable of retaining low resistance
and integrity over time and with exposure to the elements by use of an antioxidant compound. For protection
against corrosion and rust, wrap all connections with a product such as Scotch® 130C or 2228 Rubber Mastic
Tape.
Grounding Checklist
When grounding a SecureMesh WAN device, use the following checklist to confirm that your installation is
adequately protected from power surges and lightning.
Install all lightning and surge protection devices in accordance with UL 96A installation requirements for
lightning protection systems and the NFPA 780 standard for lightning protection.
Connect a ground wire from the SecureMesh WAN device to a ground system on the utility pole, tower,
or building.
When using outdoor Ethernet cable, use UV protected,
Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) CAT5e cabling that includes a
drain wire. The drain wire and cable shield should be
connected to the appropriate ground location on the
SecureMesh WAN device; typically the ground lug inside the
surge protector or the ground point on the outside of the device.
Leave the other end of the drain wire at the power source
unconnected.
Use the proper size down lead to connect the SecureMesh
WAN device on a roof or tower to the ground system.
Whenever possible, verify that all points of the ground system
are tied together with less than 5 ohms resistance between any
two points.
For Towers and Rooftops
Use the proper size down lead to connect the SecureMesh WAN device on a roof or tower to the
ground system.
Run the CAT5e cable inside the tower structure, tying the cable to the tower leg at every 4 feet of
length. For increased protection, run the CAT5e cable through metallic conduit installed on the tower.
Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) Ethernet cable
with grounding drain wire
cable jacket
twisted pairs
drain wire
cable shield
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APPENDIX B
Regulatory Information
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) compliance notices
This section includes the following FCC statements for the GATE-1100-A, SP-6930-A and related SecureMesh™ and SkyPilot by
Trilliant Gateways:
• FCC ID: RV7-5G1100 (Applies to GATE-1100-A and SP-6930-A)
• Class A Interference Statement
• RF Radiation Exposure and Hazard Warning
• Non-Modification Statement
• Deployment Statement
Class A Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
RF Radiation Exposure & Hazard Statement
To ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, this device must be installed in a location such that the antenna of the
device will be greater than 20 cm (8 in.) away from all persons. Using higher gain antennas and types of antennas not covered under
the FCC certification of this product is not allowed. Installers of the radio and end users of the product must adhere to the installation
instructions provided in this manual. This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
Non-Modification Statement
Use only the supplied internal antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the GATE-1100-A and
SP-6930-A and related SecureMesh™ and SkyPilot by Trilliant products and violate FCC regulations. Any changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
Deployment Statement
This product is certified for indoor deployment only in the 5150 – 5250 MHz band. Do not install or use this product outdoors in that
frequency band in the United States.
Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) in the 5.0 GHz UNII bands
The GATE-1100-A and SP-6930-A have been prohibited from operating in the 5600 to 5650 MHz frequency band for the US and
Canada in order to comply with the DFS requirements as outlined in the FCC Part 15, Subpart E rules.
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Canadian IC Statements
IC: 6028A-5G1100 (Applies to GATE-1100-A and SP-6930-A).
This device complies with ICES-003 and RSS-210 of Industry Canada.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Ce dispositif est conforme aux normes NMB003 et CNR-210 d’Industrie Canada.
1. L’utilisation de ce dispositif est autorisée seulement aux conditions suivantes :
2. il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et l’utilisateur du dispositif doit être prêt à accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique reçu, même si
ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif.
RF Radiation Exposure & Hazard Statement
To ensure compliance with RSS-102 RF exposure requirements, this device must be installed in a location such that the antenna of the
device will be greater than 20 cm (8 in.) away from all persons. Using higher gain antennas and types of antennas not covered under
the IC certification of this product is not allowed. Installers of the radio and end users of the product must adhere to the installation
instructions provided in this manual. This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
Exposition aux radiations RF & Mention de danger
Pour assurer la conformité avec les exigences RSS-102 d'exposition aux RF (Radio Fréquences), cet appareil doit être installé dans un
endroit ou l'antenne de l'appareil sera située à une distance de plus de 20 cm (8 po) de toutes personnes. L’utilisation d'antennes à
gain plus élevé et les types d'antennes qui ne sont pas couverts en vertu de la certification IC de ce produit n'est pas autorisée. Les
installateurs de la radio et les utilisateurs du produit final doivent se conformer aux instructions d'installation fournies dans ce manuel.
Cet émetteur ne doit pas être co-implanté ou exploité en conjonction avec toute autre antenne ou transmetteur.
Deployment Statement
This product is certified for indoor deployment only in the 5150 – 5250 MHz band. Do not install or use this product outdoors in that
frequency band in Canada.
Déclaration de déploiement
Ce produit est certifié pour le déploiement à l'intérieur tout en rencontrant les limites de cette bande de fréquences: 5150 - 5250 MHz.
Ne pas installer ou utiliser ce produit à l'extérieur au Canada, si cette bande de fréquences ne peut ne peut être rencontrée.
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