iWave FDM-615PTM User manual

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User Manual of FDM-615PTM
100km-150km 2*2 MIMO and PtMP Drone HD Video
Downlink

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Catalogue
1. Hardware............................................................................................................................................................................................3
1.1. Interface................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
1.2. Indicator................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
1.3. Notice .................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Software............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.1. WebUI Operation......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.1.1. Home Page Debugging Switch ............................................................................................................................ 5
2.1.2.Key Setting................................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1.3.Master-slave Setting ...............................................................................................................................................6
2.1.4. Wireless Setting ......................................................................................................................................................6
2.1.5.Network Parameter Setting ..................................................................................................................................8
2.1.6.Uplink and Downlink Setting ................................................................................................................................8
2.1.7.VCOM ..........................................................................................................................................................................9
2.1.8.Debug Interface....................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.9.Device Information ...............................................................................................................................................11
3.AT Commands Supported by WebUI......................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.Command Set Supported by AT Debug Interface.............................................................................................11
3.2.Explanation of AT Command in WebUI...............................................................................................................12
4.Case....................................................................................................................................................................................................14
4.1.Configuration...................................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.Monitor the video from the PC......................................................................................................................................14
4.3. Visit the IP Camera via NVR ........................................................................................................................................... 14
The Central Node IP: 192.168.1.3
The Access Node 2 IP: 192.168.1.2
The Access Node 1 IP: 192.168.1.4
Install the access node on drone
Install the central node on ground

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1. Hardware
1.1. Interface
1.2. Indicator

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Central-Access Indicator:
The indicator will be bright (central node).
The indicator will blink (Access node).
Ethernet Indicator
After power on, it will be fast blink for self-check. When it works normally, it will blink according to
the data stream.
Signal Strength Indicator
The color of the indicator Green→Yellow→Red→Off
The change in color from green to red indicates that the signal strength goes from strong to weak.
When the light is off, which means the connection is lost.
Power Indicator
The indicator will be bright after powering on it
1.3. Notice
Please install the antennas firstly before powering on. Or the device will be burn out.
For short-distance test, distance between two units should be more than 10meters before
powering on. Otherwise, the equipment may be damaged.
The power input should be at least +24V/1.5A. Or the distance will be affected.
We suggest you to use IE browser (version 11) for Web login.
2. Software
2.1. WebUI Operation
WebUI interface operation is mainly to manually select the corresponding parameters or input
relevant parameters, configure the nodes, and return the configuration status displayed on the
UI interface.
The initial IP address is: http://192.168.1.XX
The initial user name and password are
User name: admin123
Password: admin123
Administrator login user name and password(password and user name changing is not
supported)
Administrator username: admin123
Administrator password: admin123
After registering and changing the password, it will automatically log in and jump to the index
page.
Registration function: directly enter the user name and password, the original account will be

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overwritten.
After the factory settings are restored, the account and password are restored to their initial
values.
"Login", "Registration", "Modify Password" need to configure the IE browser,
tools-options-Internet options-security settings-enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins.
Note: Administrator login does not require the above steps.
Add the local and remote IP addresses of WebUI as trusted sites.
The user name is 6-20 characters composed of letters and numbers, and the first character
must be a letter.
2.1.1. Home Page Debugging Switch
Modem switch setting: on/off
Modem Restart Setting

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2.1.2.Key Setting
Before networking, each node need to enter into the key
2.1.3.Master-slave Setting
In the same network, only one central node is allowed, and the others are all access nodes.
2.1.4. Wireless Setting
Set the frequency band

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Frequency Hopping Management
Bandwidth
Building Chain Management: Input the frequency point and bandwidth.

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2.1.5.Network Parameter Setting
Set IP address of the node. The initial IP address is http://192.168.1.XX
2.1.6.Uplink and Downlink Setting
Four uplink and downlink modes:
config0(2D3U)
config1(3D2U)
config2(4D1U)
config3(1D4U)
D=DOWN, U=UP
Note: Only the central node can modify the uplink and downlink settings, and the device needs to
be restarted to take effect after the setting is successful.
There is no need to manually change the access node’s configuration. Becasue the access
node will automatically change its configuration according to the central node and obtain the new
configuration after it access to the network.
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the actual downlink bandwidth is as follows(The data is laboratory test data)
Bandwith(MHz)
D/U
Data Rate(Mbps)
0
1
2
3
1.4
UL
1.675586
1.092773
0.546386
2.294824
DL
0.752198
1.385009
2.053467
0.236768
3
UL
4.775196
3.114257
1.557129
6.539941
DL
2.70205
4.487988
6.385547
1.45332
5
UL
8.571094
5.589844
2.794922
11.73867
DL
4.85376
7.94751
11.23462
2.608594
10
UL
17.80254
11.61035
5.805176
24.38174
DL
10.83633
17.02852
23.60772
5.418164
20
UL
27.47871
17.9209
8.96045
37.63389
DL
16.72617
26.28398
36.43916
8.363086
2.1.7.VCOM
2.1.8.Debug Interface
Actively report information such as IP address, signal strength, RSRP, etc.

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DRPR Report
Shell debugging interface, which can execute the shell commands.
AT debug interface

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2.1.9.Device Information
Show the version information of the device
3.AT Commands Supported by WebUI
3.1.Command Set Supported by AT Debug Interface
WebUI supports the following AP side AT commands
"AT+CFUN"
"AT^LCMFUN"
"AT^DTSET"
"AT^NETIFCFG"
"AT^DGMR"
"AT^DFGMR"
"AT^RCVR"
"AT^DAMR"
"AT^POWERCTL"

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"AT^CAMERATL"
"AT^RMTCTL"
"AT^ELFUN"
"AT^ELCH"
"AT^ELCFGUL"
"AT^RECOVSET"
"AT^APLFUN"
"AT^VCOMFUN"
"AT^DHCPSET"
"AT^DHDRSET"
3.2.Explanation of AT Command in WebUI
Explanation of AT Command in WebUI
Menu
Commands
X Value
Remark
Prompt
Debug
Switch
at+cfun=
0 or 1
Single Selection
Success or
Failure
Key
Setting
at+cfun=0
at^dapi="X"
at+cfun=1
Rule: For commands that can
only be issued in the shutdo
wn state, the combined com
mand mode must be used
"must be even num
ber"
Must be hexadecimal, i.e. 0~9, A~F
or A~F, and must not exceed 64 ch
aracters, i.e. 32 bytes. It has to be
even. Add auxiliary instructions an
d set limits
It can only be s
et after soft sh
utdown
Success or
Failure
Master-Sl
ave
Setting
at+cfun=0
at^ddtc=X
at+cfun=1
Rule: for the instruction whic
h can only be sent in the shut
down state, the combined ins
truction mode must be adopt
ed
1 or 2 or 0 can only
be displayed (1 is th
e main, 2 is the slav
e)
The single setting can only be 1/2,
but it can display 0 (X can also be 0
to indicate that the boot is of auto
matic type).
It can only be s
et after soft sh
utdown
Success or
Failure
Frequenc
y band
setting
at^daocndi=X
at+cfun=0
at+cfun=1
Prompt needs to be issued af
ter a soft restart
01 or 04 or 08
multiple choice
It can take effe
ct only after so
ft switch
Success or
Failure

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IP addres
s Setting
at^netifcfg=2,"X.X.X.X"
Comply with IP addr
ess regulations
X is a space to manually enter any
number
Success or
Failure
Bandwidt
h
settings
at^drps=,X,
0 or 1 or 2 or 3 or 5
Single Selection
Local settings
Success or
Failure
Bandwidt
h
settings
at^drpc=,X,
0 or 1 or 2 or 3 or 5
Single Selection
Chain group se
ttings
Success or
Failure
Power
setting
at^drpc=,,"X"
-40 to +40
Manually input values in the range
Chain group se
ttings
Success or
Failure
Frequenc
y setting
at^drpc=X,,
Frequency point (ba
ndwidth value rang
e, 24015~24814,
8060~8259,
14279~14478)
Manually input the frequency poin
t number
Chain group se
ttings
Success or
Failure
Query ve
rsion
AT^DGMR?
Query the whole system version n
umber
Displays t
he whole
system ver
sion numb
er
AT^DCMR=17
Query the physical layer version n
umber
Displays t
he physica
l layer ver
sion numb
er
AT^DCMR=18
Query the high-level version numb
er
Displays t
he high-le
vel versio
n number
VCOM
at^vcomfun=X
0 or 1
Single Sele
ction
1: vcom o
pen
0: vcom cl
ose
Success o
r failure
prompt t
o power
off and re
start to ta
ke effect
Frequency hopping setting (master end
setting)
AT^DFHC=X
at+cfun=0
a+cfun=1
Prompt needs to be issued aft
er a soft restart
0 or 1
（0: clo
se ，
1: on）
Single Sele
ction
Success o
r Failure

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4.Case
4.1.Configuration
Power on the FDM-615PTM and connect it with PC.
Default IP Address:
Center node:192.168.1.3/24
Access node:192.168.1.2/24
Access node:192.168.1.4/24
Set the computer IP wtih same network segment address. Such as
192.168.1.99/255.255.255.0
Visit device default IP via IE browser(version 11) and input the user name and password. Then
you can configure the device per your requirement.
4.2.Monitor the video from the PC
Set the PC IP address with 192.168.1.99
IP Camera’s IP address:192.168.1.21
Visit http://192.168.1.21 and input the IP camera user name and password.
4.3. Visit the IP Camera via NVR
Access Node 2----CAMERA2
IP Address: 170.218.2.21
Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 170.18.15.6(NVR IP Address)

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Access Node 3----CAMERA3
IP Address: 170.218.2.22
Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 170.18.15.6(NVR IP Address)
Access Node 4----CAMERA4
IP Address: 170.218.2.23
Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 170.18.15.6(NVR IP Address)
Access Node5----CAMERA5
IP Address: 170.218.2.24
Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 170.18.15.6(NVR IP Address)
NVR
IP Address: 170.18.15.6
Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 170.18.15.1
Note: Since NVR can automatically send ARP packets, so it can be set with different subnet
network with FDM-615PTM.
Notice: FDM-615PTM defaults 2-layer routing and forwarding. If there is no IP conflicts, you can use the
default gateway and IP.
If you want to change the gateway and IP, please update the IP on WebUI, and then restart it.