Cambium Networks ePMP 1000 User manual

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1000 Ordering Guide
ePMP 1000 CONNECTORIZED RADIO WITH SYNCePMP 1000 INTEGRATED RADIO

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1.0 Introduction 3
2.0 Ordering Connectorized Synchronized Radios 6
2.1 Connectorized Synchronized Radios 6
2.2 AP Sector Antenna Options 7
2.3 Power Supply for Connectorized, Synchronized Radio 7
2.4 Surge Suppression 8
2.5 GPS Synchronization 8
2.6 Extended Warranties 9
3.0 Ordering Integrated Radios 10
3.1 Integrated Radio Modules 10
3.2 Power Supply for Integrated Radio 11
3.3 Surge Suppression 11
3.4 Cabling and Accessories 12
3.5 Extended Warranties 12
4.0 AP and SM Installation Examples 13
4.1 ePMP Radio Mounted an a Tower 13
4.2 ePMP Radio on a Residential or Commercial Building 14
4.3 ePMP Radio on a Rooftop 15
4.4 ePMP Radio Module Grounding and Protection 16

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1 Introduction
THIS ORDERING GUIDE covers the Cambium ePMP Platform. It is intended to provide a
structured guide to ordering a solution with any accessories and ancillary items
for a successful installation.
The key steps involved in planning and ordering your system are:
1REGULATORY PLANNING: To begin, you need to contact the applicable radio regulator in
your area to identify any restrictions or limitation imposed on radio equipment operat-
ing in your planned RF band and to determine whether or not you need to register your
PMP network. As the user of the radio equipment, it is your responsibility to ensure that
your system complies with any regulatory guidelines imposed by the local regulator.
2SITE PLANNING: We recommend that you complete a site survey to identify the many
considerations critical for successful site selection such as the availability of tower or
rooftop space, the location of the grounding system, best positioning of the APs, SMs
and BHs, aesthetics and other permission-based issues, and maximum cable lengths
required for your deployment.
3LINK AND SECTOR PLANNING: You need to determine link and sector-planning factors
such as path obstructions, risk of interference, path and link loss, maximum power levels
permitted, and coverage requirements.
4SPECTRUM ANALYSIS: One of the most important elements in your planning process is the
analysis of spectrum usage and signal strength needed to occupy the spectrum you are
planning to use. For a PMP system, you need to plan your sector coverage to determine
how many APs will be needed and what sector size will be required to provide adequate
coverage for the deployment. For PTP links you need to determine whether there is
available spectrum to accomplish your desired goal.
5PREPARING AN EPMP ORDER: Once you have identified all the regulatory requirements
and planned the site, link, sector coverage and spectrum requirements, you are ready to
compile your order. This Ordering Guide provides the part numbers, product descrip-
tions, instructions, and resources to help you complete an ePMP order.

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UNSYNCHRONIZED
SYNCHRONIZED &
UNSYNCHRONIZED
SYNCHRONIZED &
UNSYNCHRONIZED
PMP
PTP LINKS
PTP LINKS
Deployment Configurations
The ePMP Solution is very versatile. Each of the radio units can be configured to be an Access Point,
a Subscriber Module or a Point to Point radio. When the connectorized radio is combined with an
external antenna, a wide variety of configurations can be supported with the solution.
The figure below illustrates the dierent configurations that can be deployed.

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When you are ready to prepare your order, the following equipment components can be selected
for an ePMP network.
ePMP System Components
ePMP Connectorized Radio with Sync ePMP Integrated Radio
IF CONFIGURED AS AN ACCESS POINT:
Determine the Number of Radios Required based on the
coverage area and the sector configuration (90 degree or 120
degree) selected
IF CONFIGURED AS PTP RADIO:
Determine the Number of Radios Required based on the num-
ber of links needed
IF CONFIGURED AS A SUBSCRIBER MODULE:
Determine the Number of SMs required
IF CONFIGURED AS AN ACCESS POINT:
Determine the Number of Radios Required based on the cover-
age area. The integrated antenna has a beam width of approxi-
mately 24 degrees
IF CONFIGURED AS PTP RADIO:
Determine the Number of Radios Required based on the num-
ber of links needed
POWER SUPPLY:
A 30 V Power Supply which allows for Gigabit Ethernet opera-
tion is included with the Radio
Alternatively, the Radio can be powered by the Cambium
CMM3 and CMM4 or a third party 802.3af compliant powering
device
POWER SUPPLY:
A 30 V Power Supply which allows for Fast Ethernet operation
is included with the Radio
Alternatively, the Radio can be powered by any of the PMP100
or PMP4X0 SM Power Supplies
ANTENNA:
4-sector dual polarity (H+V)
3-sector dual polarity (H+V)
Alternative configuration (verify regulations prior to purchase)
ANTENNA:
The ePMP Integrated radio includes a 13 dBi, 24 degree antenna
SURGE SUPPRESSOR:
The Connectorized, Synchronized radios include built-in surge
suppression – no external suppression is required at the device
SHOULD ADD EXTERNAL UNITS AT:
Cable entrance point leading to Building entrance
On the bottom of the tower/pole near the grounding bar
If the Ethernet connection of the Radio is to be operated in
10/100 Mbps mode, then the 600SSH Surge suppressor can
be utilized. Otherwise a 3rd party gigabit Ethernet compatible
surge suppressor should be used. Such a surge suppressor
(Models # AL-CAT6JW and AL-CAT6HPJW) is available from
L-Com.
SURGE SUPPRESSOR:
The Integrated radios include built-in surge suppression – no
external suppression is required at the device
SHOULD ADD EXTERNAL UNITS (600SSH) AT:
–Cable entrance point leading to Building entrance
–On the bottom of the tower/pole near the grounding bar (if
deployed on a tower)
CABLING AND ACCESSORIES:
Cat 5e cables
Grounding cables
Connectors
CABLING AND ACCESSORIES:
Cat 5e cables
Grounding cables
Connectors
EXTENDED WARRANTY:
One additional year of coverage
Two additional years of coverage
Four additional years of coverage
EXTENDED WARRANTY:
One additional year of coverage
Two additional years of coverage
Four additional years of coverage

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2 Ordering Connectorized Radio with Sync
2.1 Connectorized Synchronized Radios
Each module contains both radio and networking electronics supplied in a connectorized configura-
tion for use with an external antenna. Connectorized modules with external antennas are designed to
cope with more dicult radio conditions. When configured as an Access Point and operating in a 20
MHz channel configuration, each connectorized, synchronized radio module can provide a capacity
of up to 100 Mbps. As an Access Point, the module can support up to 120 SMs. For an optimal per-
forming system, it is recommended that no more than 60 SMs be connected to one Access Point.
Part Number Description
C050900A011A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Connectorized Radio with
Sync (ROW)
C058900A112A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Connectorized Radio with
Sync (FCC)
C050900A013A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Connectorized Radio with
Sync (EU)
The images below shows what is included in the box when a Connectorized Radio is purchased:
GPS Synchronized Connectorized Radio
ePMP AP Radio Unit ePMP AP Radio Antenna
GPS Antenna
Power Supply Power Cord
(Us/Fcc Model Only)
Radio Module

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2.2 AP Sector Antenna Options
When combined with a sector antenna, the Connectorized Synchronized Radio can provide a
specific area of coverage. ePMP APs are connectorized radios and can support any coverage you
need. However, we recommend using the ePMP with the high-performance antennas that have been
developed specifically for the ePMP product – either a 4-sector or a 3-sector dual polarity (H+V)
antenna. These antennas have been specially engineered to be of high quality and have the required
Front to Back ratio needed to enable frequency reuse. In particular, we recommend the use of the
90 degree sector antenna. With the recommended Cambium antenna, a four sector ePMP site can
be built using only two frequency channels. This provides the optimum level of spectrum eciency.
Your individual network and configuration may require a dierent sector width. In that case, third
party antennas may be utilized to meet that need. If alternative configurations are needed, be sure
that local regulations are followed prior to purchase.
In the event that you choose to utilize a third party antenna, please note that the cable required to
connect the AP to the antenna is not included and must be purchased separately. The connectors
on the ePMP Connectorized radio are of the RP-SMA (Reverse Polarity Subminiature version A)
type. Many third party antennas utilize N type connectors. A cable that will convert between these
connector formats will be required and are readily available from a variety of suppliers.
Part Number Description
C050900D003A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Sector 90 Antenna
C050900D002A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Sector 120 Antenna
2.3 Power Supply for Connectorized, Synchronized Radio
Each ePMP Radio requires a power supply to generate the supply voltage from the external DC
source and inject the voltage into the radio. The power supply connects to the radio and network
equipment via Cat 5e cable with RJ45 connectors.
The radio comes with a 30V Power supply which supports Gigabit Ethernet operation on the Cat
5e cable. The radio supports an input voltage range of 23 – 56 V and the PoE interface is 802.3af
compliant. There is a variety of alternative powering methods that can be used. The Connectorized,
Synchronized radio can be powered from either the Cambium CMM3 or CMM4 devices. Alternative-
ly, the radio can be powered by 802.3af PoE compliant switches.

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While the radio comes with a power supply included, it may be necessary to purchase spare power
supplies. Spare power supplies can be purchased by ordering the following part number:
Part Number Description
N000900L001A ePMP 1000: Spare Power Supply for Radio
with Gigabit Ethernet (no cord)
When selecting the location for the power supply, the following factors should be considered:
• Indoor location with no possibility of condensation
• Availability of main electricity supply
• Accessibility for connecting Ethernet cables
• Cable lengths – the maximum permitted length of the copper Ethernet interface cable is 330
feet (100 m) from the radio to the power source.
2.4 Surge Suppression
Because each connectorized, integrated radio includes a built-in surge suppressor, no external surge
suppression unit is required at the radio module. However, you should include a surge suppressor at
the building’s cable entrance point leading to the indoor power supply. If the Connectorized, syn-
chronized radio is tower-mounted, you may also want to include a surge suppressor at the bottom
of the tower near the tower ground bar.
Part Number Description
600SSD Surge Suppressor
2.5 GPS Synchronization
GPS synchronization is essential in most networks to avoid self-interference and maintain ecient
use of available spectrum. There are a number of options to provide the network with the timing
pulse that maintains network synchronization.
Each GPS Synchronized, Connectorized radio has a built in GPS receiver and can on its own receive
the required timing if the included, external GPS antenna is connected. The included GPS antenna
has a cable that is 1m in length. The Cambium Sector antennas have a location at the top of the sec-
tor antenna where the GPS antenna module can be installed. Alternatively, the GPS antenna can be
located away from the radio. An extension cable (not included) with a maximum length of 2 m can
be utilized to extend the distance of the antenna location from the radio.

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Alternatively, the Cambium CMM3, CMM4 or compatible third party synchronization solution can be
used to provide power and timing to the GPS Synchronized, Connectorized radio. Part numbers for
the Cambium solutions are provided below. (Note that the Cambium Universal GPS (UGPS) module
cannot be used with the ePMP solution.)
Part Number Description
1070CKDB CMM Micro (Outdoor Enclosure)
1090CKBA CMM4 with Ruggedized Switch and GPS (Outdoor
Enclosure)
1091AA CMM4 No Switch (Outdoor Enclosure)
1092AA CMM4 Rack Mount Assembly
2.6 Extended Warranties
With the purchase of each ePMP GPS Synchronized radio, you have a 12-month (one-year) limited
warranty on hardware components. This Standard Warranty also includes minor software enhance-
ments as available and access to technical support.
At the time of purchase or any time prior to the end of the 12-month Standard Warranty, we rec-
ommend that you purchase an Extended Warranty to extend your equipment coverage and protect
your investment. You have the option of purchasing an Extended Warranty for one, two, or four
additional years of coverage. After the expiration of the 12-month Standard Warranty users of the
ePMP will be required to purchase a Software Maintenance contract in order to continue to have
access to new Software loads containing minor enhancements and technical support. Part numbers
for those services will be available at a later date.
Part Number Description
C050900S101A ePMP Sync Radio Extended Warranty, 1 Additional Year
C050900S102A ePMP Sync Radio Extended Warranty, 2 Additional
Year
C050900S104A ePMP Sync Radio Extended Warranty, 4 Additional
Year

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3 Ordering Integrated Radios
3.1 Integrated Radio Modules
Each integrated radio module is a self-contained unit that houses the radio and networking elec-
tronics and is supplied in an integrated antenna configuration. This radio module can be configured
to be an Access Point, Subscriber Module or Point to Point Radio Module. It will most often be con-
figured to be a Subscriber Module.
Part Number Description
C050900C031A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Integrated Radio (ROW)
C058900C132A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Integrated Radio (FCC)
C050900C033A ePMP 1000: 5 GHz Integrated Radio (EU)
The images below shows what is included in the box when an Integrated Connectorized Radio is
purchased:
Unsynchronized Integrated radio
ePMP Integrated Radio Module
Mounting StrapPower Supply Power Cord
(Us/Fcc Model Only)
Radio Module

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3.2 Power Supply for Integrated Radio
Each ePMP Radio requires a power supply to generate the supply voltage from the external DC
source and inject the voltage into the radio. The power supply connects to the radio via Cat 5e ca-
ble with RJ45 connectors.
The radio comes with a 30V Power supply which supports 10/100 Mbps Ethernet operation on the
Cat 5e cable. The radio supports an input voltage range of 24 – 30 V. The radio modules can also
be powered by any of the power supply modules that provide power for the PMP100 and PMP4X0
Subscriber Modules (ACPSSW-09B, -10B, -11B, -12C, -13B, -14V).
While the radio comes with a power supply included, it may be necessary to purchase spare power
supplies. Spare power supplies can be purchased by ordering the following part number:
Part Number Description
N000900L002A ePMP 1000: Spare Power Supply for Radio with
100Mbit Ethernet (no cord)
When selecting the location for the power supply, the following factors should be considered:
• Indoor location with no possibility of condensation
• Availability of mains electricity supply
• Accessibility for connecting Ethernet cables
• Cable lengths – the maximum permitted length of the copper Ethernet interface cable is 330
feet (100 m) from the radio module to the power supply.
3.3 Surge Suppression
Each integrated radio module includes a built-in surge suppressor, so no external surge suppression
unit is required at the radio module. However, you should include a surge suppressor at the build-
ing’s cable entrance point leading to the indoor power supply. If the radio is tower-mounted, you
may also want to include a surge suppressor at the bottom of the tower near the tower ground bar.
Part Number Description
600SSD Surge Suppressor

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3.4 Cabling and Accessories
In addition to the components above, you will need to order your cables and other accessories as
needed to complete your AP order. The following is an optional pole mounting kit that could be
used with the ePMP.
Part Number Description
SMMB1A Universal Mounting Kit
3.5 Extended Warranties
With the purchase of each ePMP Integrated radio, you have a 12-month (one-year) limited warranty
on hardware components. This Standard Warranty also includes minor software enhancements as
available.
At the time of purchase or any time prior to the end of the 12-month Standard Warranty, we rec-
ommend that you purchase an Extended Warranty to extend your equipment coverage and protect
your investment. You have the option of purchasing an Extended Warranty for one, two, or four
additional years of coverage. After the expiration of the 12-month Standard Warranty users of the
ePMP will be required to purchase a Software Maintenance contract in order to continue to have
access to new Software loads containing minor enhancements and technical support. Part numbers
for those services will be available at a later date.
Part Number Description
C050900S001A ePMP Integrated Radio Extended Warranty, 1 Additional
Year
C050900S002A ePMP Integrated Radio Extended Warranty, 2 Additional
Years
C050900S004A ePMP Integrated Radio Extended Warranty, 4 Additional
Years

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4 AP and SM Installation Examples
This section provides illustrations showing the placement of ePMP systems with their ancillary com-
ponents, cables, and accessories.
4.1 ePMP Radio Mounted on a Tower
AP/SM
Equipment
Building
Ground Ring
NETWORK
SWITCH
SURGE
SUPPRESSOR
POWER
SUPPLY
External Ground Bar
Legend
Outdoor CAT5e cable: shielded with copper-plated steel
Tower/Building ground system
CAT5e cable
Ground Cable

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4.2 ePMP Radio on a Residential or Commercial Building
AP/SM
Equipment
Building
Ground Ring
NETWORK
SWITCH
600SSD POWER
SUPPLY
External Ground Bar
Legend
Outdoor CAT5e cable: shielded with copper-plated steel
Building ground system
CAT5e cable
Ground Cable

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4.3 ePMP Radio on a Rooop
AP
Building Ground Ring
To Equipment Area
Air Terminal (Finial)
Tower Grounding
Conductor
AC
Service
600SSD
Legend
Outdoor CAT5e cable: shielded with copper-plated steel
Building ground system
Ground Cable

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4.4 ePMP Radio Module Grounding and Protection
Equipment
Building
Mounting Bracket
24-Volt DC Wall Mount
Customer’s
Computer
Subscriber Module
CAT-5 Outdoor Cable
10 AWG Copper
Grounding Conductors
per NEC 810-21
Power Service Ground Electrode
or 8-Foot Ground Rod
600SS SURGE
SUPPRESSOR
POWER
SERVICE
PANEL

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