CalAmp Dataradio Paragon4 User manual

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DataradioP Pa ar ra ag go on n4 4
Data Base Station
UHF, 700, and 800 MHz with
Crescend Power Amplifier
User Manual
P/N 001-2019-500
Revision 0
June 2010

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1. PREFACE................................................................................................................................................................................... V
1.1 COPYRIGHT NOTICE ....................................................................................................................................................................... V
1.2 USER MANUAL STATEMENT ............................................................................................................................................................ V
2. DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................................................................................... VI
3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW................................................................................................................................................................1
3.1 INTENDED AUDIENCE .....................................................................................................................................................................1
3.2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION...................................................................................................................................................................1
3.3 SERVICE AND SUPPORT ...................................................................................................................................................................3
3.4 PACKAGING..................................................................................................................................................................................4
4. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................................................................................5
4.1 OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................................................................................................5
4.2 LOCATION....................................................................................................................................................................................5
4.3 REAR VIEWS.................................................................................................................................................................................6
4.4 ELECTRICAL CONFIGURATIONS..........................................................................................................................................................7
4.5 ANTENNA ..................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.6 COMPLETING THE PHYSICAL INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................12
4.7 CHECKING OUT NORMAL OPERATION ..............................................................................................................................................12
5. OPERATING DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................................................................................13
5.1 RADIO ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................................................13
6. OPERATION & CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................................................18
6.1 BROWSER-BASED INTERFACE.........................................................................................................................................................18
6.3 IP NETWORK CONFIGURATION.......................................................................................................................................................19
6.4 WEB SERVER LOGIN.....................................................................................................................................................................21
6.5 WEB INTERFACE..........................................................................................................................................................................22
6.6 UNIT STATUS..............................................................................................................................................................................23
6.7 SETUP (BASIC) ............................................................................................................................................................................29
6.8 SETUP (ADVANCED).....................................................................................................................................................................34
6.9 SECURITY ...................................................................................................................................................................................65
6.10 STATISTICS .................................................................................................................................................................................67
6.11 MAINTENANCE ...........................................................................................................................................................................73
6.12 OOB DATA (OUT OF BAND GPS DELIVERY)......................................................................................................................................81
6.13 REMOTE TABLE ...........................................................................................................................................................................82
6.14 SITE MAP AND HELP ....................................................................................................................................................................84
7. TROUBLESHOOTING AND TESTING..........................................................................................................................................85
7.1 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED.................................................................................................................................................................85
7.2 RECOMMENDED CHECKS...............................................................................................................................................................85
7.3 ADDITIONAL TEST DETAILS .............................................................................................................................................................90
7.4 WINDOWS/UNIX TOOLS...............................................................................................................................................................92
7.5 BSC FIRMWARE UPGRADING.........................................................................................................................................................93
8. SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................................95

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FIGURE 1-FRONT VIEW "RADIO ASSEMBLY".............................................................................................................................................5
FIGURE 2-TYPICAL RACKMOUNT INSTALLATION OF RADIO MODEM AND CRESCEND PA ..........................................................................5
FIGURE 6-PARAGON4UNIT REAR VIEW .....................................................................................................................................................6
FIGURE 7-BACKPLANE ..............................................................................................................................................................................6
FIGURE 5–SIMPLE AC-TO-DC POWER SUPPLY CONFIGURATIONS:BLOCK DIAGRAM................................................................................7
FIGURE 6–SIMPLE AC-TO-DC POWER SUPPLY CONFIGURATIONS:VIRTUAL RACK-MOUNT INSTALLATION ..............................................8
FIGURE 10 -SCREW REMOVAL DETAIL........................................................................................................................................................9
FIGURE 11 -FUSES LOCATION ....................................................................................................................................................................9
FIGURE 13 -MAXI-FUSE...........................................................................................................................................................................11
FIGURE 18 -WEB INTERFACE ...................................................................................................................................................................18
FIGURE 19 -IP NETWORK SETTINGS IN ROUTER MODE (WITH HOST) ......................................................................................................20
FIGURE 20 -IP NETWORK SETTINGS IN ROUTER MODE (WITH ROUTER)..................................................................................................20
FIGURE 21 -WEB USER INTERFACE –WELCOME SCREEN........................................................................................................................21
FIGURE 22 -UNIT IDENTIFICATION AND STATUS ......................................................................................................................................23
FIGURE 23 -UNIT STATUS -RADIO INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................................24
FIGURE 24 -UNIT STATUS –DIAGNOSTICS...............................................................................................................................................26
FIGURE 19 -BACKPLANE -TB1 CONNECTOR.............................................................................................................................................28
FIGURE 20 -TB1 CONNECTOR ..................................................................................................................................................................28
FIGURE 25 -SETUP (BASIC)–GENERAL SETUP ........................................................................................................................................29
FIGURE 26 -SETUP (BASIC)–BASIC IP CONFIGURATION.........................................................................................................................30
FIGURE 27 -RF (FREQUENCIES) ...............................................................................................................................................................31
FIGURE 28 -SETUP (BASIC)–SERIAL PORTS SETUP.................................................................................................................................33
FIGURE 29 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION -LAN (IP)..........................................................................................................................34
FIGURE 30 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION -RF (IP).............................................................................................................................35
FIGURE 31 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION –ROAMING ........................................................................................................................36
FIGURE 32 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION –IP SERVICES SETUP .........................................................................................................37
FIGURE 33 -NAT ENABLED ON PARAGON4 .............................................................................................................................................39
FIGURE 34 -PARAGON4-EXAMPLE 1.......................................................................................................................................................39
FIGURE 35 -PARAGON4-EXAMPLE 2.......................................................................................................................................................40
FIGURE 36 -PARAGON4-EXAMPLE 3.......................................................................................................................................................40
FIGURE 37 -PARAGON4-EXAMPLE 4.......................................................................................................................................................41
FIGURE 38 -NAT ENABLED ON GEMINIG3 ..............................................................................................................................................41
FIGURE 39 -GEMINIG3 -EXAMPLE 1........................................................................................................................................................42
FIGURE 40 -GEMINIG3 -EXAMPLE 2........................................................................................................................................................42
FIGURE 41 -SNMP: MANAGER/AGENT MODEL.........................................................................................................................................43
FIGURE 42 -BRANCH OF THE 1234.MIB OID TREE....................................................................................................................................44
FIGURE 43 -BSC.MIB TREE .......................................................................................................................................................................45
FIGURE 44 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION –IP ADDRESSING MODES....................................................................................................46
FIGURE 45 -BROADCAST WINDOW DETAIL..............................................................................................................................................48
FIGURE 46 -EXAMPLE OF DIRECTED BROADCAST FORWARDING ENABLED ..............................................................................................49
FIGURE 47 -EXAMPLE OF DIRECTED BROADCAST FORWARDING DISABLED .............................................................................................50
FIGURE 48 -EXAMPLE OF DIRECTED BROADCAST FORWARDING ENABLED ..............................................................................................51
FIGURE 49 -EXAMPLE OF LIMITED BROADCAST FORWARDING DISABLED ................................................................................................52
FIGURE 50 -REGISTRATION TO MULTICAST GROUP (FIRST STEP)..............................................................................................................53
FIGURE 51 -RECEPTION OF MULTICAST PACKETS (SECOND STEP)............................................................................................................53
FIGURE 52 -TYPICAL E-DBA MULTICAST GROUPS .................................................................................................................................54
FIGURE 53 -MULTICAST WINDOW DETAILS (ON THE BASE STATION) .....................................................................................................55
FIGURE 54 -TYPICAL E-DBA MULTICAST GROUPS (WITH ADDRESSES)...................................................................................................55
FIGURE 55 -SETUP (ADVANCED)-OPTIMIZED IP SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................56
FIGURE 56 -IP ROUTING...........................................................................................................................................................................57
FIGURE 57 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION –TIME SOURCE..................................................................................................................58
FIGURE 58 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION –ETHERNET (PHY)............................................................................................................59
FIGURE 59 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION –DIAGNOSTIC SETTINGS....................................................................................................60
FIGURE 60 -SAMPLE INTERPOLATION CURVE...........................................................................................................................................62
FIGURE 61 -SAMPLE CALIBRATION FILE...................................................................................................................................................63
FIGURE 62 -ADVANCED IP CONFIGURATION -USER SETTINGS................................................................................................................64

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FIGURE 63 -SECURITY –PASSWORD AND ENCRYPTION ...........................................................................................................................65
FIGURE 64 -SECURITY -ACCESS LIST ......................................................................................................................................................66
FIGURE 65 -STATISTICS –INTERFACES.....................................................................................................................................................67
FIGURE 66 -LAYERS AND PROTOCOLS APPLICABLE TO DATARADIO IMPLEMENTATION ...........................................................................68
FIGURE 67 -LAYER,PROTOCOLS,AND INTERFACES APPLICABLE TO DATARADIO IMPLEMENTATION .......................................................69
FIGURE 68 -RX AND TX CONVENTION ....................................................................................................................................................69
FIGURE 69 -DATALINK ETHERNET STATISTICS ........................................................................................................................................70
FIGURE 70 -DATALINK RF STATISTICS ....................................................................................................................................................70
FIGURE 71 -STATISTICS -SYSTEM PERFORMANCE...................................................................................................................................71
FIGURE 72 -MAINTENANCE –PING TEST .................................................................................................................................................73
FIGURE 73 -MAINTENANCE -CONFIGURATION CONTROL (INITIAL SCREEN) ............................................................................................74
FIGURE 74 -MAINTENANCE –PACKAGE CONTROL ..................................................................................................................................75
FIGURE 75 -CONTROL -RF TESTS............................................................................................................................................................76
FIGURE 76-MAINTENANCE –AVAILABLE FEATURE OPTIONS..................................................................................................................78
FIGURE 77 -MAINTENANCE –RSSI DISPLAY...........................................................................................................................................78
FIGURE 78 -MAINTENANCE –SYSTEM LOG..............................................................................................................................................79
FIGURE 79 -ASYSTEM LOG ENTRY..........................................................................................................................................................79
FIGURE 80 -AN ASSERT TYPE SYSTEM LOG ENTRY...................................................................................................................................80
FIGURE 81 -OUT-OF-BAND......................................................................................................................................................................81
FIGURE 82 -REMOTE TABLE.....................................................................................................................................................................82
FIGURE 83 -HELP ICON ............................................................................................................................................................................84
FIGURE 84 -PF SWITCH ROCKER DETAIL (ONE SIDE PRESSED).................................................................................................................90
FIGURE 85 -SAMPLE FTP PROGRAM.........................................................................................................................................................94
TABLE 1-ON-AIR DATA SPEEDS AND MODULATION...................................................................................................................................2
TABLE 2-TEST POINTS ..............................................................................................................................................................................7
TABLE 4-POWER AMPLIFIER INDICATORS ...............................................................................................................................................15
TABLE 3-ICT N+1LED MODULE STATUS DISPLAY................................................................................................................................16
TABLE 5-SAMPLE INTERPOLATION ENDPOINTS .......................................................................................................................................62
TABLE 6-PLICC SYNTAX .......................................................................................................................................................................63
TABLE 7-POSSIBLE ERROR MESSAGES.....................................................................................................................................................63
TABLE 8-CHECKLIST A(AFTER INSTALLATION) .....................................................................................................................................86
TABLE 9-CHECKLIST B(GENERAL).........................................................................................................................................................87
TABLE 10 -CARRIER DEVIATIONS............................................................................................................................................................90
TABLE 11 -TEST TONES GENERATION .....................................................................................................................................................91

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1. PREFACE
1.1 Copyright Notice
©2010 CalAmp. All Rights Reserved.
This manual covers the operation of the CalAmp Dataradio Paragon4 data base station. Specifications described are typi-
cal only and are subject to normal manufacturing and service tolerances.
CalAmp reserves the right to modify the equipment, its specifications or this manual without prior notice, in the interest of
improving performance, reliability, or servicing. At the time of publication all data is correct for the operation of the
equipment at the voltage and/or temperature referred to. Performance data indicates typical values related to the particular
product.
No part of this documentation or information supplied may be divulged to any third party without the express written con-
sent of CalAmp.
Products offered may contain software which is proprietary to CalAmp. The offer or supply of these products and services
does not include or infer any transfer of ownership.
1.2 User Manual Statement
Every effort is taken to provide accurate, timely product information in this user manual.
Product updates may result in differences between the information provided herein and the product shipped. The informa-
tion in this document is subject to change without notice.
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2. Definitions
Access Point Communication hub for users to connect to a wired LAN. APs are important for providing heigh-
tened wireless security.
ADB Agile Dual-Band - GeminiG3 radiomodem model that allows 700/800MHz automatic band
switching capability during roaming.
AES Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) - uses 128-bit encryption to secure data.
Airlink Physical radio frequency connections used for communications between units.
ARP Address Resolution Protocol –Maps Internet address to physical address.
AAVL Autonomous Automatic Vehicle Location. Optional feature that involves using GPS (Global Po-
sitioning System) signals from the mobile unit by the Host PC.
Backbone The part of a network that connects most of the systems and networks together, and handles the
most data.
Bandwidth The transmission capacity of a given device or network.
Base Designates products used as base stations in VIS systems. They currently include the Paragon
family of products up to the Paragon4 radiomodems.
Browser An application program that provides a way to look at and interact with all the information on the
World Wide Web.
BSC Base Station Controller - An async controller-modem designed for the radio base station in mo-
bile systems. A component of Paragon4 radiomodem base stations.
COM Port RS-232 serial communications ports of the Paragon4 wireless radiomodem.
Cycle Mark Signal transmitted on an E-DBA network that keeps the network synchronized.
Default Gateway A device that forwards Internet traffic from your local area network.
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol - A networking protocol that allows administrators to as-
sign temporary IP addresses to network computers by "leasing" an IP address to a user for a li-
mited amount of time, instead of assigning permanent IP addresses.
DNS Domain Name Server - The on-line distributed database system used to map human-readable ma-
chine names into IP addresses.
Domain A specific name for a network of computers.
Dynamic IP Addr A temporary IP address assigned by a DHCP server.
E-DBA Enhanced Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation –Dataradio proprietary protocol that schedules all in-
bound and outbound Airlink traffic to minimize contention.
Ethernet Ethernet is a frame-based computer networking technology for local area networks (LANs). It de-
fines wiring and signaling for the physical layer, and frame formats and protocols for the media
access control (MAC)/data link layer of the OSI model. Ethernet is mostly standardized as IEEEs
802.3.
Feature Key Method used to implement customer’s option(s) selected at the time of radiomodem purchase
(factory-installation) or as add-on (field-installation).
Firewall A set of related programs located at a network gateway server that protects the resources of a
network from users from other networks.
Firmware The programming code that runs a networking device.
Fragmentation Breaking a packet into smaller units when transmitting over a network medium that cannot sup-
port the original size of the packet.
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Gateway A device that interconnects two or more networks with different, incompatible communications
protocols and translates among them.
GeminiG3 Third generation of GeminiPD VIS products. High specs dual DSP mobile radiomodem with Data-
radio Parallel Decode™ technology
HDX Half Duplex. Data transmission that can occur in two directions over a single line, using separate
Tx and Rx frequencies, but only one direction at a time.
HTTP HyperText Transport Protocol - The communications protocol used to connect to servers on the
World Wide Web.
IPCONFIG A Windows 2000 and XP utility that displays the IP address for a particular networking device.
MAC ADDRESS Media Access Control - The unique address that a manufacturer assigns to each networking de-
vice.
MIB Management Information Base (MIB)-a logical, hierarchically organized database of network
management information. Used in SNMP.
NAT Network Address Translation - NAT technology translates IP addresses of a local area network to
a different IP address for the Internet.
Network A series of computers or devices connected for the purpose of data sharing, storage, and/or
transmission between users.
Network speed This is the bit rate on the RF link between units.
Node A network junction or connection point, typically a computer or work station.
OID An object identifier or OID is an identifier used to name an object and is the numerical equivalent
of a path. In SNMP, an OID consists of numbers separated by decimal points. Structurally, an
OID consists of a node in a hierarchically assigned namespace.
OIP Optimized IP –Compresses TCP and UDP headers, and filters unnecessary acknowledgments.
This makes the most use of the available bandwidth.
OTA Over-The-Air - Standard for the transmission and reception of application-related information in
a wireless communications system
Palette Synchronization patterns used to identify the speed and coding of packets transmitted over-the-air
in E-DBA.
Paragon4 IP-based data radio base station used in mobile networks and designed specifically to fit the needs
of vehicular applications. Runs up to 128 kb/s
Parallel Decode Technology featuring dual receivers for added data decode sensitivity in multi-path and fading
environments. (United States Patent No: 6,853,694 B1)
PHY A PHY chip (called PHYceiver) provides interface to the Ethernet transmission medium. Its pur-
pose is digital access of the modulated link (usually used together with an MII-chip).
The PHY defines data rates and transmission method parameters.
PDU Protocol Data Unit - A PDU is a message of a given protocol comprising payload and protocol-
specific control information, typically contained in a header. PDUs pass over the protocol inter-
faces that exist between the layers of protocols.
Ping Packet INternet Groper - An Internet utility used to determine whether a particular IP address is
online.
PLC Programmable Logic Controller. An user-provided intelligent device that can make decisions,
gather and report information, and control other devices.
Roaming Movement of a wireless node (GeminiG3 radiomodems) amongst Multiple Access Points (Para-
gon4). Paragon4 radiomodems support seamless roaming.
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RS-232 Industry–standard interface for data transfer.
Smart Combining Digital processing method used to combine “Spatial Diversity” signals to optimize performance.
(See Parallel Decode)
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol - Provides a means to monitor and control network devic-
es, and to manage configurations, statistics collection, performance, and security.
Spatial Diversity Composite information from independent diversity branches using antennas spaced apart is used
with “Smart Combining” to minimize fading and other undesirable effects of multipath propaga-
tion. (See Parallel Decode)
SRRCnFSK Square Root Raised Cosine (n = level) Frequency Shift Keying. Type of frequency modulation of
data signals performed by the Paragon4 radiomodem.
Static IP Address A fixed address assigned to a computer or device that is connected to a network.
Static Routing Forwarding data in a network via a fixed path.
Subnet Mask A bit mask used to select the bits from an IP address that correspond to the subnet. Each mask is
32 bits long, with one bits in the portion that identifies a network and zero bits in the portion that
identifies a host.
Switch (Ethernet) Computer-networking device that allows sharing a limited number of ports to connect computing
devices to host computers. Replaces network hubs (layer1),
switches (layer2), routers (layer3).
Sync Data transmitted on a wireless network that keeps the network synchronized.
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol - A transport (layer4) protocol for transmitting
data that requires acknowledgement from the recipient of data sent. Handles retries and flow con-
trol.
Telnet Network (layer5) protocol used on the Internet or on LAN connections.
TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol - A version of the TCP/IP FTP protocol that has no directory or
password capability.
Topology The physical layout of a network.
Transparent A transparent unit transmits all data without regard to special characters, etc.
UDP User Datagram Protocol - A transport (layer4) protocol for transmitting data that does not require
acknowledgement from the recipient of the data that is sent.
Upgrade To replace existing software or firmware with a newer version.
URL Universal Resource Locator - The address of a file located on the Internet.
VIS Vehicular Information Solutions. Dataradio’s name for a series of products specially designed for
mobile data.
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network - A group of computers and associated devices that communicate
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3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
This document provides information required for the setting up, operation, testing and trouble-shooting of
the Dataradio® Paragon4™ radio-modem base station.
3.1 Intended Audience
This document is intended for engineering, installation, and maintenance personnel.
3.2 General Description
The Paragon4 radio base station is a factory-integrated industrial-grade IP-based data product used in mobile
networks and is designed specifically to fit the needs of vehicular applications. It features dual receivers for
added data decode sensitivity in multi-path and fading environments.
When used with Dataradio’s state-of-the-art GeminiG3 mobile IP data solution, the system delivers
unequaled high-speed data performance and unmatched effective throughput.
All Paragon4 models are supplied in a standard 19-inch wide rackmount. The Paragon4 full-duplex radio-
modem chassis assembly includes:
A second generation high-speed Dataradio “Base Station Controller” module (BSC2) that uses an open
architecture that simplifies the implementation process. The BSC2 module comes equipped with a built-
in IP router with dual Ethernet 10/100 BaseT interfaces.
Option for internally/externally generated high-stability (+/-0.1ppm) 10MHz reference source, factory
installed.
Dual, independently synthesized Receiver radio module.
High-performance synthesized 0.2W Exciter radio module.
For all Paragon4 radio modem units:
One Power Amplifier (PA) module is required for the regular usage.
Duplexer and backup power units are custom furnished items.
Wire line modem(s) are optional items.
Laptop PC and its application software are user-supplied items.
Optional Router –Adding a second router anywhere within a network is required to make it fault
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3.2.1 Features
Parallel Decode™ technology featuring dual receivers for added decode sensitivity in multi-path
and fading environments.
Fully IP-based product models, using an Optimized IP layer that reduces IP overhead for the RF
link
Sophisticated dual DSP-based modem design provides added system performance, fewer retries
and more effective throughput.
Full duplex mode of operation
Base Station with an RF Power Amplifier. The Power Amplifier is considered a stand-alone
module.
On-air data speeds and modulation types supported (dependent on “Feature Key” selected1):
Table 1 - On-air data speeds and modulation
Channel Type
UHF
700 MHz
800 MHZ
Modulation
type
25 kHz
12.5 kHz
50 kHz
25 kHz
12.5 kHz
25 kHz
NPSPAC
SRC16FSK
64 kb/s
32 kb/s
128 kb/s
64 kb/s
32kb/s
64 kb/s
32kb/s
SRC8FSK
48 kb/s
24 kb/s
96kb/s
48kb/s
24kb/s
48 kb/s
24kb/s
43.2 kb/s
43.2kb/s
43.2 kb/s
SRC4FSK
32 kb/s
16 kb/s
64kb/s
32 kb/s
16kb/s
32 kb/s
16kb/s
Uses Dataradio’s Next generation high-efficiency Enhanced-DBA (E-DBA) over-the-air protocol
Over-the-air compatible with GeminiG3 mobile products
Out-of-band signaling enables transmission of GPS reports with no effect on system performance.
Flash programmable firmware
3.2.2 Configuration
Paragon4 units are factory-configured based on each customer’s individual system requirements. Net-
work-specific installation and/or operating instructions should be prepared in conjunction with CalAmp
System Engineering department, which also handles field deployment.
Instructions and examples given in this manual are based on Paragon4 operating software version current
at the time of writing this document and may not apply to earlier or later software versions. Screen cap-
tures used throughout this document may vary from actual screens. Configuration changes or upgrades
are web-based.
1Method used to implement customer’s option(s) selected at the time of radiomodem purchase (factory-installation) or as add-on
(field-installation).