Enterasys WS-AP3765i User manual

P/N 9034664-01
Enterasys®Wireless
Outdoor Access Points
Installation Guide
WS-AP3765i
WS-AP3765e
WS-AP3767e

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Contents
About This Guide
Who Should Use This Guide .............................................................................................................................ix
What Is in This Guide ........................................................................................................................................ix
Related Documents ...........................................................................................................................................ix
Formatting Conventions .....................................................................................................................................x
Getting Help ........................................................................................................................................................x
Safety Information .............................................................................................................................................xi
Removing the Housing Cover .....................................................................................................................xi
Qualified Personnel .....................................................................................................................................xi
Prescribed Usage ........................................................................................................................................xi
Biological Compatibility ..............................................................................................................................xii
Disclaimer of Liability .................................................................................................................................xii
Chapter 1: Introduction
Product Overview ...........................................................................................................................................1-1
Package Contents ..........................................................................................................................................1-2
Accessories and Transceivers ........................................................................................................................1-3
Access Point LEDs .........................................................................................................................................1-3
WS-AP3765 LEDs ....................................................................................................................................1-3
WS-AP3767e LEDs ..................................................................................................................................1-4
Reset Button ...................................................................................................................................................1-5
Chapter 2: Mounting the Outdoor Access Point
Removing/Replacing the Housing Cover ........................................................................................................2-1
Attaching Cables ............................................................................................................................................2-2
Attaching Cables Prior to Mounting ..........................................................................................................2-2
Grounding Terminal .................................................................................................................................2-3
Mounting Without a Mount Bracket (Wall Mounting Only) ..............................................................................2-4
Drilling Template ......................................................................................................................................2-5
Mounting with Mounting Bracket ....................................................................................................................2-6
Fitting the Mounting Bracket to a Wall .....................................................................................................2-6
Attaching the Cover Plate to the Mounting Plate .....................................................................................2-8
Fitting the Mounting Plate to an S7-300 Standard Rail ............................................................................2-9
Fitting the Mounting Plate to a DIN Rail .................................................................................................2-10
Fitting the Mounting Plate to a Mast .......................................................................................................2-11
Fitting the AP to a Mounting Bracket ......................................................................................................2-12
Chapter 3: Connecting Cables to the Outdoor Access Points
Safety Notices ................................................................................................................................................3-1
General ....................................................................................................................................................3-1
Notes on Lightning Protection ..................................................................................................................3-2
Safety Extra-Low Voltage .........................................................................................................................3-2
Grounding ................................................................................................................................................3-2
Power/Cables ...........................................................................................................................................3-3
Hazardous Areas (UL-Hazloc) .................................................................................................................3-4
ATEX ........................................................................................................................................................3-4
NEC/CEC .................................................................................................................................................3-4
WS-AP3765 / WS-AP3767e Cables and Connectors ....................................................................................3-4
Cable Specification ..................................................................................................................................3-4
Antenna Connectors ................................................................................................................................3-5

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External Antennas ....................................................................................................................................3-5
Pluggable Transceivers ............................................................................................................................3-6
Connecting the Cables ...................................................................................................................................3-6
Connecting a 24V DC Cable to the WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e .......................................................3-6
Fitting a Power Supply Adapter ................................................................................................................3-7
Connecting an Ethernet Cable to the WS-AP3765 ..................................................................................3-9
Installing an SFP Transceiver ..................................................................................................................3-9
Connecting Fiber-Optic Cables to an SFP Port .....................................................................................3-11
Connecting External Antenna Cables to the WS-AP3765e and WS-AP3767e ......................................3-11
Using Strain Relief Clamps on Cable Connections ................................................................................3-12
Chapter 4: Technical Specifications
Outdoor Access Point Technical Specifications .............................................................................................4-1
Data Transfer ...........................................................................................................................................4-1
Interfaces .................................................................................................................................................4-2
Electrical Data ..........................................................................................................................................4-2
Construction .............................................................................................................................................4-2
Permitted Ambient Conditions ..................................................................................................................4-3
MTBF Information (mean Time Between Failure) ....................................................................................4-3
Specifications for Power Supply Adapter .......................................................................................................4-3
External Antennas ..........................................................................................................................................4-4
Internal Antenna Radiation Patterns ...............................................................................................................4-5
Horizontal Radiation Pattern 2500 MHz ...................................................................................................4-5
Vertical Radiation Pattern 2500 MHz .......................................................................................................4-5
Horizontal Radiation Pattern 5800 MHz ...................................................................................................4-6
Vertical Radiation Pattern 5800 MHz .......................................................................................................4-6
Antenna Channel Power Settings ...................................................................................................................4-7
FCC/IC Power Setting Tables ..................................................................................................................4-7
ETSI Power Setting Tables ....................................................................................................................4-10
Chapter 5: Certification
CE Conformity ................................................................................................................................................5-1
Hazardous Location Approvals .......................................................................................................................5-4
ATEX (Explosion Protection Directive) .....................................................................................................5-4
cULus for Hazardous Locations ...............................................................................................................5-4
FM ............................................................................................................................................................5-4
cULus Approval for Information Technology Equipment ................................................................................5-5
FCC ................................................................................................................................................................5-5
RSS-210 of Industry Canada ..........................................................................................................................5-6
Bahrain Notice ................................................................................................................................................5-6
List of Figures
1-1 Enterasys Wireless Outdoor WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e Access Points.....................................1-2
1-2 WS-AP3765 LEDs..............................................................................................................................1-4
1-3 WS-AP3767e LEDs............................................................................................................................1-5
1-4 Reset Button, With The Housing Cover Removed.............................................................................1-6
2-1 Removing the Housing Cover.............................................................................................................2-2
2-2 Side View of Outdoor Access Point with Cables Entering from Different Directions..........................2-3
2-3 Chassis Ground Connector on Rear of AP.........................................................................................2-4
2-4 Drilling Template for Wall Mounting....................................................................................................2-5
2-5 WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e Wall Mounting ..................................................................................2-5
2-6 Drilling Template for Fitting the Mounting Bracket to a Wall...............................................................2-6
2-7 Fitting the Mounting Plate to a Wall....................................................................................................2-7
2-8 Fitting and Securing the Cover Plate for the Cable Feed Through.....................................................2-8
2-9 Side View of a Mounting Plate on an S7-300 Standard Rail ..............................................................2-9

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2-10 Mounting Plate with Fittings for DIN Rail Mounting ..........................................................................2-10
2-11 Mounting Plate with Fittings for Mast Mounting................................................................................2-11
2-12 Fitting the AP to a Mounting Bracket................................................................................................2-12
2-13 Screwing WS-AP3765 or WS-AP3767e to a Mounting Plate...........................................................2-13
3-1 Position of the Opening in the Housing for the Power Supply with the Housing Cover Removed ..... 3-7
3-2 Position of the Connector When Inserted in the Socket of the Housing.............................................3-7
3-3 Using a Power Supply Adapter...........................................................................................................3-8
3-4 Position of the Ethernet Port with the Housing Cover Removed........................................................3-9
3-5 Position of SFP Ports with Housing Cover Removed.......................................................................3-10
3-6 Ports for External Antennas, with the Housing Cover Removed......................................................3-12
3-7 Connecting a Cable and Fitting the Strain Relief Clamps ................................................................3-13
3-8 Securing a Sealing Plug with a Strain Relief Clamp.........................................................................3-13
List of Tables
1-1 WS-AP3765 Accessories List.............................................................................................................1-3
1-2 Pluggable Transceivers Supported for the WS-AP3767e ..................................................................1-3
1-3 WS-AP3765 LED Descriptions...........................................................................................................1-4
1-4 WS-AP3767e LED Descriptions.........................................................................................................1-5
3-1 Cable Specification.............................................................................................................................3-4
3-2 Reverse Type N Antenna Connector Parts ........................................................................................3-5
4-1 Data Transfer......................................................................................................................................4-1
4-2 Interfaces............................................................................................................................................4-2
4-3 Electrical Data ....................................................................................................................................4-2
4-4 Construction .......................................................................................................................................4-2
4-5 Permitted Ambient Conditions............................................................................................................4-3
4-6 MTBF Information...............................................................................................................................4-3
4-7 Power Supply Adapter Specifications (WS-PS376X-MR / PS791-2AC) ............................................4-3
4-8 Certified External Antennas for WS-AP3765e and WS-AP3767e......................................................4-4
4-9 FCC/IC Antenna Channel Power Settings, Modes B, G, GN-HT20, GN-HT40..................................4-7
4-10 FCC/IC Antenna Channel Power Settings, Modes A, AN-HT20, AN-HT40 .......................................4-8
4-11 ETSI Antenna Channel Power Settings, Modes B, G, GN-HT20, GN-HT40......................................4-9
4-12 ETSI Antenna Channel Power Settings, Modes A, AN-HT20, AN-HT40 .........................................4-10

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About This Guide
The guide describes how to mount and connect cables to the Enterasys Wireless Outdoor
WS-AP3765i, WS-AP3765e, and WS-AP3767e access points. In addition, this guide provides
information on the product certifications and national approvals for these access points.
The WS-AP3765 is available in two versions: — one with internal antennas only (WS-AP3765i),
and one with support for external antennas (WS-AP3765e). Each WS-AP3765 model provides one
RJ-45 Ethernet port for LAN cable connections.
The WS-AP3767e is available in only one version that has support for external antennas. The
WS-AP3767e provides two fiber optic SFP ports for LAN cable connections.
This guide documents installation, specifications, and certifications for all three models.
Who Should Use This Guide
The intended audience for this guide is professional installers who install the Enterasys Wireless
Outdoor APs.
What Is in This Guide
This guide contains the following:
Related Documents
The manuals listed below, and other Enterasys product documentation, can be obtained from the
World Wide Web in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) at the following site:
http://extranet.enterasys.com/downloads/
Note: This guide does not provide information on configuration of the access points. For information
on how to configure the access points, see the Enterasys Wireless Convergence Software User
Guide.
For... Refer to...
An overview of the WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e APs and
their physical characteristics.Chapter 1, Introduction
Instructions for mounting the WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e
APs. Chapter 2, Mounting the Outdoor Access Point
Instructions for connecting cables to the WS-AP3765 and
WS-AP3767e APs. Chapter 3, Connecting Cables to the Outdoor Access Points
Specifications, environmental requirements, and physical
properties of the WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e APs Chapter 4, Technical Specifications
Certifications and national approvals for the WS-AP3765 and
WS-AP3767e Outdoor APs. Chapter 5, Certification

Formatting Conventions
x About This Guide
•Enterasys Wireless Convergence Software User Guide provides information on how to use the
wireless controller software to configure these access points.
•Enterasys Wireless External Antenna Site Preparation and Installation Guide provides information
on how to install external antennas and connect them to access points.
Formatting Conventions
This document uses the following formatting conventions:
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• A description of the failure
• A description of any action(s) already taken to resolve the problem (for example, changing
mode switches or rebooting the unit)
• The serial and revision numbers of all involved Enterasys Networks products in the network
• A description of your network environment (such as layout, cable type, other relevant
environmental information)
• Network load and frame size at the time of trouble (if known)
• The device history (for example, if you have returned the device before, or if this a recurring
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• Any previous Return Material Authorization (RMA) numbers
Safety Information
Removing the Housing Cover
Qualified Personnel
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are defined as persons who are authorized to commission, ground and label devices, systems and
circuits in accordance with established safety practices and standards.
Prescribed Usage
Note the following:
Warning: Danger from line voltage
Once you have removed the housing cover, there is the danger from line voltage in the area of the
connecting terminate on the power supply adapter.
Only authorized personnel is permitted to open the device and carry out any work on the open
device (for example, connection and disconnection of lines, operating the reset button).
Warning: The device/system must be installed and used strictly in accordance with this document.
Warning: This device may be used only for the applications described in the catalog or the
technical description and only in connection with devices or components from other manufacturers
which have been approved or recommended by Enterasys Networks. Correct, reliable operation of
the product requires proper transport, storage, positioning and assembly as well as careful
operation and maintenance.
Warning: When installing this device/system in hazardous environments, you must strictly follow
the Danger, Warning and Cautionary notes, and the procedures as stipulated in this document.

Safety Information
xii About This Guide
Biological Compatibility
With regard to the question of whether electromagnetic fields (for example in association with
industrial wireless LANs) can put human health at risk, we refer to a publication of BITKOM
(German Association for information Technology, Telecommunication and New Media e. V.),
dated December 2003:
The same health guidelines apply to WLAN devices as to all other radio applications. These
regulations are based on the protection concept of ICNIRP (International Council on Non-ionizing
Radiation Protection) or the corresponding recommendation of the European Council.
The independent German radiation protection commission (SSK) was commissioned by the
federal German ministry of the environment to investigate the possible dangers - thermal and
non-thermal - resulting from electromagnetic fields and came to the following conclusions:
“The German Commission on Radiological Protection concludes that according to the latest
scientific literature no new scientific research is available with respect to proven health hazards
which would throw doubt upon the scientific evaluation which serves as the basis for the ICNIRP
safety concepts and the recommendations of the EU commission”.
The SSK also concludes that below the current limit values, these is also no scientific suspicion of
health risks.
This assessment agrees with those of other national and international scientific commissions and
of the WHO (www.who.int/emf).
Accordingly and in view of the fact that WLAN devices are significantly below the scientifically
established limit values, there are no health risks from the electromagnetic fields of WLAN
products.
You will find further information on this topic under the following URL: www.bitkom.org
Disclaimer of Liability
Enterasys Networks has reviewed the contents of this publication to ensure consistency with the
hardware and software described. Since variance cannot be precluded entirely,
Enterasys Networks cannot guarantee full consistency. However, the information in this
publication is reviewed regularly and any necessary corrections are included in subsequent
editions.

Enterasys Wireless Outdoor Access Points Installation Guide 1-1
1
Introduction
This chapter introduces the WS-AP3765i, WS-AP3765e, and WS-AP3767e outdoor access points.
Product Overview
The Enterasys Wireless Outdoor WS-AP3765i, WS-AP3765e, and WS-AP3767e access points
enable you to extend your Wireless LAN beyond the boundaries of indoor locations. They are
resistant to harsh outdoor conditions and extreme temperatures. Using the advanced wireless
distribution feature of the Enterasys Wireless LAN, the WS-AP3765i, WS-AP3765e, and
WS-AP3767e access points can extend your Wireless LAN to outdoor locations without Ethernet
cabling. A mounting bracket is available to enable quick and easy mounting of the access points to
walls, rails, and poles.
The WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e models have two radios that support the 802.11n standard, and
have full backward compatibility with legacy 802.11a/b/g devices. WS-AP3765 is available in two
versions: — one with internal antennas only (AP3765i), and one with support for external
antennas (AP3765e). The WS-AP3767e also provides support for external antennas. Both the
WS-AP3765e and WS-AP3767e with external antenna connectors support a variety of antennas,
providing range and coverage versatility.
The WS-AP3765i, WS-AP3765e, and WS-AP3767e inter-operate fully with the Enterasys Wireless
LAN, including support for Enterasys VoWLAN, branch office mode, availability and mobility
features.
The WS-AP3765 models provide one Ethernet RJ45 connector for LAN connectivity.
The WS-AP3767e provides two SFP fiber transceiver sockets for LAN connectivity. The AP uses
one transceiver to connect upstream to the access controller and the local LAN. The second
transceiver is optional and used only if the optical network has to be extended downstream from
the AP.
For information about... Refer to page...
Product Overview 1-1
Package Contents 1-2
Accessories and Transceivers 1-3
Access Point LEDs 1-3
Reset Button 1-5

Package Contents
1-2 Introduction
Figure 1-1 Enterasys Wireless Outdoor WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e Access Points
You do not have to carry out any extra configuration to work with the WS-AP3765 and
WS-AP3767e access points. For configuration information, see the Enterasys Wireless Convergence
Software User Guide.
Package Contents
The following components are supplied with the WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e packages:
• Five caps for the cover screws
• Depending on the version, up to 8 plugs for sealing the housing.
• Depending on the version, up to 8 strain relief clamps
• One tooth washer for the ground terminal
• 24V DC cable connector (shipped installed in place in the AP housing)
• A printed copy of the Quick Reference for your access point model.
Confirm that each access point package is complete. If the package is not complete, contact your
supplier or your local Enterasys sales office.
Note: These access points require configuration and control from the Enterasys Wireless
Controller.
Warning: The WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e access points must not be installed in an explosive
atmosphere.
Note: In this document, when the term “WS-AP3765” is used, it refers to both the “i” and “e” models.
A specific model number is called out only when the information differs by model.

Accessories and Transceivers
Enterasys Wireless Outdoor Access Points Installation Guide 1-3
Accessories and Transceivers
Table 1-1 lists accessories for the WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e. You can order these products from
Enterasys Networks.
Table 1-2 lists the industrial pluggable transceivers that can be used with the WS-AP3767e. These
transceivers can be ordered from Enterasys Networks. Supported transceiver models are also
listed in the data sheet at:
http://www.enterasys .com/products/transceivers-ds.pdf
For a list of certified external antennas, see “External Antennas” on page 4-4.
For a list of valid cables and connectors, see “WS-AP3765 / WS-AP3767e Cables and Connectors”
on page 3-4.
Access Point LEDs
WS-AP3765 LEDs
The WS-AP3765 frontal view of the housing cover displays six LEDs. These LEDs provide
information on operating status. For more information, see the Enterasys Wireless Convergence
Software User Guide.
Table 1-1 WS-AP3765 Accessories List
Accessory Description Enterasys Part Number
Power Module Power Supply Adapter
Input: 100-240V AC
Output: 24V DC
WS-PS376X-MR
(Identical with Siemens part
number PS791-2AC)
Mounting Bracket Set Wall mounting bracket specifically for the
WS-AP3765 and WS-AP3767e WS-MB376X-01
Lightning Protector Lightning protector N/N female/female WS-CAB-LPM
Table 1-2 Pluggable Transceivers Supported for the WS-AP3767e
Part Number Description
I-MGBIC-GLX -40°C to +60°C, 1 Gb, 1000BASE-LX, MM - 550 m, SM - 10 km,
1310 nm Long Wave Length, LC SFP
I-MGBIC-LC03 -40°C to +60°C, 1 Gb, 1000BASE-LX, MM, 1310 nm, 2 km with
62.5 MMF, 1 km with 50 MMF, LC SFP
I-MGBIC-GSX -40°C to +60°C, 1 Gb, 1000BASE-SX, IEEE 802.3 MM, 850 nm
Short Wave Length, 220/550 m, LC SFP

Access Point LEDs
1-4 Introduction
Figure 1-2 WS-AP3765 LEDs
WS-AP3767e LEDs
The WS-AP3767e frontal view of the housing cover displays six LEDs. These LEDs provide
information on operating status. For more information, see the Enterasys Wireless Convergence
Software User Guide.
Table 1-3 WS-AP3765 LED Descriptions
LED Color Meaning
L1 Green Power LED. When on, indicates AP power is sourced from power supply.
PoE Green PoE power LED. When on, indicates AP power is source from PoE.
P1 Green Ethernet port 1 LED.
When green on, indicates Ethernet port activity.
When off, Ethernet is off, WDS is enabled.
R1 Green WLAN Radio 1 LED.
When green on, indicates Radio 1 is active.
Amber When amber on, indicates WDS up link.
R2 Green WLAN Radio 2 LED.
When green on, indicates Radio 2 is active.
F Red Error LED.
When on, indicates error.
When off, indicates normal operation, AP connected to controller.

Reset Button
Enterasys Wireless Outdoor Access Points Installation Guide 1-5
Figure 1-3 WS-AP3767e LEDs
Reset Button
The reset button is located below the housing cover beside the sockets for external antennas as
depicted in Figure 1-4 on page 1-6. You must remove the housing cover to gain access to the reset
button.
Table 1-4 WS-AP3767e LED Descriptions
LED Color Meaning
L1 Green Power LED. When on, indicates AP power is sourced from power supply.
P1 Green SFP port 1 LED.
When green on, indicates SFP port activity.
When off, port is off, WDS is enabled.
P2 Green SFP port 2 LED.
When green on, indicates SFP port activity.
When off, port is off, WDS is enabled.
R1 Green WLAN Radio 1 LED.
When green on, indicates Radio 1 is active.
Amber When amber on, indicates WDS up link.
R2 Green WLAN Radio 2 LED.
When green on, indicates Radio 2 is active.
F Red Error LED.
When on, indicates error.
When off, indicates normal operation, AP connected to controller.
Warning: Turn off the power supply of the access point before you remove the housing cover. After
you have removed the housing cover, turn the power on to use the reset button.

Reset Button
1-6 Introduction
Figure 1-4 Reset Button, With The Housing Cover Removed
The reset button resets the access point to its factory defaults. Press the button quickly to restart
the device. Press and hold the button to reset the device to its factory defaults.