LightPointe AireLink 60 User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction 18
1.1 Shipping Content 18
1.1.1 AireLink™ 60 with integrated antenna 18
1.1.2 AireLink™ 60 with external antenna: 20
1.2 Main Radio Components 21
1.2.1 AireLink™ 60 ODU with integrated antennas 21
1.2.2 AireLink™ 60 ODU with external antennas 22
1.2.3 External Antennas and Mounting Brackets 23
1.2.4 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Modules 24
1.2.5 Miscellaneous 25
1.2.5.1 RSSI Alignment Cables 25
1.2.5.2 Lightning/ Surge Protection 25
1.2.5.3 Optional: Ethernet Cable Extender 26
1.2.5.4 Optional: Antenna Alignment Tool 26
1.2.5.5 Optional: Weather shield for SX model 27
2 Surveying the Installation Site 29
2.1 Tools 29
2.2 Installation Site Review 29
2.3 Link Distance 31
2.4 Antenna Location 32
2.5 Atmospheric and Rain Attenuation of Millimeter Wave Beams 32
3 Networking, Power and Service Connections 41
3.1 AireLink™ 60 User Panel 41
3.2 Power Connection 44
3.2.1 Powering via PoE 44
3.2.2 Powering via Direct 48 Vdc 45
3.3 Grounding/ Lightning protection 46
3.4 Network Data Connection 48
3.5 Out-Of-Band Management Connection 49
3.6 Console Port 49
3.7 RSSI Voltage Connector 49
3.8 Bluetooth Antenna Connector 50
4 Recommended Software Pre-Configurations 52
4.1 Required Network Settings Info 52
4.2 Airelink Configuration via TELNET CLI INTERFACE 52

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5 System Installation 57
5.1 Tools 57
5.2 Universal Mount Assembly 58
5.3 Pole Mount Installation of Airelink 60 with Integrated Antenna 59
5.4 Pole Mount Installation of Airelink 60 with External Antenna 60
5.5 ODU Installation (External Antenna System only) 61
5.6 System Alignment Basics 62
5.7 Antenna Radiation Pattern and Side Lobes 63
5.8 Installing Airelink™ 60 with Integrated 12 cm Antenna 64
5.9 Installing Airelink™ 60 with External Antennas 70
5.10 Installing the Optional Alignment Sight Tool for External Antennas 70
5.11 Airelink™ 60 with 1 Foot Antenna 70
5.12 Airelink™ 60 with 2 Foot Antenna 72
5.13 Configuration of the Alignment Sight Tool 72
5.14 Mounting Bracket Adjustment 73
5.15 Aligning the 60 Ghz Antennas 75
6 LinkManager™– Network Management Platform 82
6.1 Management Application Views 82
6.2 System View 84
6.3 RF LINK VIEW 85
6.4 PORT STATUS View 86
6.5 Management View 89
6.6 PERFORMANCE View 90
6.7 STATISTICS View 91
6.8 SNMP View 92
6.9 SOFTWARE View 93
6.10 ADMINISTRATION 94
7 CLI -- Command Line Interface 95
7.1 User Mode Commands 96
7.2 CLI –SHOW Command 96
7.2.1 Command Show Flash 97
7.2.2 Command Show Interface 97
7.2.3 Command Show Performance 98
7.2.4 Command Show Radio 98
7.2.5 Command Show SNMP 99
7.2.6 Command Show System 99

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7.2.7 Command Show Versions 100
7.2.8 Command Show VLAN 100
7.3 CLI --Configuration Commands 100
7.3.1 Interface Commands 101
7.3.1.1 Interface data commands 101
7.3.1.2 Interface management commands 102
7.3.2 Password Command 104
7.3.3 Performance Commands 104
7.3.4 Radio Commands 105
7.3.5 SNMP Commands 107
7.3.6 System Commands 108
7.3.7 Reboot Command 109
7.3.8 Exit Command 109
7.4 CLI -- Save Session Settings on Flash and sOFTWARE Upgrade 109
7.5 CLI -- PING Command 110
7.6 CLI –Upgrade TFTP Command 110
7.7 CLI –LOG Command 110
8 Bluetooth AireLink Viewer 113
9 SNMP 117
9.1 Basics 117
9.2 LightPointe MIB Files 117
9.3 LightPointe MIB Tree 118
9.4 SNMP Trap Monitoring 120
10 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 122
10.1 Failure Types 122
11 Advanced Troubleshooting Methods 126
11.1 Performing a PING Test 126
11.2 Equipment Connection and Network Settings 126
11.3 Step-by-Step Instructions to Perform a PING Test 127
11.4 BER Testing 128
12 Specifications 130
13 Technical Support 131
13.1 Return Material Authorization (RMA) Procedure 132
13.2 Contacting LightPointe 132

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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1: AireLink™ 60 with integrated antenna (left) and accessories (next page) .................. 19
Figure 1-2: Shipping Box 1 (AireLink™ 60 detachable ODU and accessories) .............................. 20
Figure 1-3: Shipping Boxes 2 and 3 (1 foot antennas) ............................................................ 20
Figure 1-4: Shipping Boxes 2 and 3 (2 foot antennas) ............................................................. 21
Figure 1-5: AireLink™ 60 with integrated antenna and view of access panel cover....................... 22
Figure 1-6: AireLink™ 60 ODU ............................................................................................. 22
Figure 1-7: AireLink™60 with one foot (top) and two foot (bottom) antennas attached. ............... 23
Figure 1-8: Alignment bracket and locations of alignment screws .............................................. 23
Figure 1-9: Power over Ethernet modules............................................................................... 24
Figure 1-10: Optional dc power supply................................................................................... 24
Figure 1-11: RSSI alignment cables....................................................................................... 25
Figure 1-12: Surge Protectors............................................................................................... 26
Figure 1-13: Ethernet Cable Length Extender ......................................................................... 26
Figure 1-14: Alignment Tool for integrated (left) and external Antenna (right) ............................ 27
Figure 1-15: Side and front view of AireLink 60-SX with optional weather shield installed............. 27
Figure 2-1: Fresnel Zone illustration. ..................................................................................... 30
Figure 2-2: Atmospheric attenuation of signals at different frequencies. ..................................... 32
Figure 2-3: ITU rain zone chart of the earth ........................................................................... 33
Figure 2-4: AireLink™ 60 Distance vs. Availability North America .............................................. 35
Figure 2-5: AireLink™ 60 Distance vs. Availability Europe........................................................ 37
Figure 2-6: AireLink™ 60 Distance vs. Availability Australia ..................................................... 38
Figure 2-4: Typical AireLink™ 60 RSSI vs. Distance chart......................................................... 39
Figure 3-1: AireLink™ 60 User Panel with plastic cover removed ............................................... 42
Figure 3-2: AireLink™ 60 User panel...................................................................................... 42
Figure 3-3: Powering via PoE ................................................................................................ 44
Figure 3-4: Direct 48 Vdc Power Connection ........................................................................... 46
Figure 3-5: Enclosure Ground Connection............................................................................... 46
Figure 3-7: Lightning Protection Zones .................................................................................. 47
Figure 3-8: Data Network Connection .................................................................................... 48
Figure 3-9: RSSI Voltage Port Connector Location ................................................................... 49
Figure 3-10: Bluetooth antenna connection ............................................................................ 50
Figure 5-1: Assembled Universal Mount and Base Plate Hole Pattern ......................................... 58
Figure 5-2: ODU Polarization Directions ................................................................................. 61
Figure 5-3: AireLink™ 60 installed on LightPointe Universal Mount ............................................ 62
Figure 5-4: Typical antenna Radiation Pattern Envelope (RPE) diagram...................................... 63
Figure 5-5: Alignment Sight Tool (Integrated Antenna System) ................................................ 65

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Figure 5-6: Antenna alignment scan ...................................................................................... 66
Figure 5-7: Simple illustration of the alignment process ........................................................... 67
Figure 5-8: Typical AireLink 60-SX RSSI vs. Distance Charts for standard distance setting ......... 68
Figure 5-9: Default User Panel status after successful alignment ............................................... 69
Figure 5-10: Alignment Sight Tool (External Antenna System) .................................................. 70
Figure 5-11: Attach Alignment Sight Tool to external 1 foot antenna ......................................... 71
Figure 5-12: Attach Alignment Sight Tool to external 2 foot antenna ......................................... 72
Figure 5-13: Re-configuring Alignment Sight Tool.................................................................... 72
Figure 5-14: Elevation Adjustment ........................................................................................ 73
Figure 5-15: Azimuth Adjustment.......................................................................................... 74
Figure 5-16: Antenna alignment scan .................................................................................... 77
Figure 5-17: Simple illustration of the alignment process ......................................................... 78
Figure 5-18: Typical AireLink 60 MX/LX RSSI vs. Distance Charts for stand distance settings........ 79
Figure 5-19: Default User Panel status after successful alignment ............................................. 79
Figure 6-1: LinkManager™ Login Window .............................................................................. 82
Figure 6-2: LinkManager Registration Screen ......................................................................... 82
Figure 6-3: LinkManager™ Main Screen ................................................................................ 83
Figure 6-4: System View Screen .......................................................................................... 84
Figure 6-5: RF Link View Screen........................................................................................... 85
Figure 6-6: Port Status View (RJ45 Data Port) ....................................................................... 86
Figure 6-7: Port Status View (SFP Data Port) ......................................................................... 87
Figure 6-8: Port Status View (RJ45 Management Port) ............................................................ 88
Figure 6-9: Management View Screen................................................................................... 89
Figure 6-10: Performance View Screen ................................................................................. 90
Figure 6-11: Statistics View Screen ...................................................................................... 91
Figure 6-12: SNMP View Screen ........................................................................................... 92
Figure 6-13: Software View Screen ...................................................................................... 93
Figure 6-14: Administration View Screen............................................................................... 94
Figure 9-1: LightPointe MIB modules ................................................................................... 117
Figure 9-2: MIB tree iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/lpcomm .................................... 118
Figure 9-3: Detailed view of LPCOMM MIB tree ..................................................................... 119
Figure 9-4: Performance Graph ........................................................................................... 120
Figure 9-5: SNMP Traps ..................................................................................................... 120

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LIST OF TABLES
Table 2-1 Fresnel zone path clearan .................................................................................... 30
Table 2-2: Rain rates, duration and 60 GHz signal attenuation ............................................... 34
Table 3-1: User Panel Connections and Status LEDs .............................................................. 43
Table 9-1: Troubleshooting Chart I ................................................................................... 123
Table 9-2: Troubleshooting Chart II .................................................................................. 124

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INFORMATION TO USER
NOTE: CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS OF THE SYSTEM NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY
LIGHTPOINTE COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
Cautions and Warnings
The following symbols are used in this manual to indicate that the installer should take particular
caution to prevent injury or damage to the equipment.
Exercise caution when you see this symbol. It indicates actions that
could be harmful to the installer or to the equipment.
Prenez garde lorsque vous voyez ce symbole, il s'agit d'un
avertissement indiquant qu'il y a danger pour l'installateur ou
l'equipement.
Exercise extreme caution when you see this symbol. It indicates
potentially lethal voltages!
Soyez extremement prudent lorsque vous voyez ce symbole, il
s'agit d'un avertissement denotant la presence de haut voltage
pouvant causer la mort ou des blessures graves.
Note: There are no serviceable parts within the units and the system should not be opened in the
field.
Observe Standard Precautions
All persons having access to this equipment must observe all standard precautions as defined in
applicable national statutory health and safety legislation.
The outdoor equipment must be properly protected against voltage surges and prevent the built-up of
static electric charges. We recommend following the IEC 61024/ IEC 62305 standards for proper
lightning protection.
For installations in the U.S.A., for information with respect to proper grounding and applicable lightning
protection for DC cables please refer to Articles 810830 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No.
70.
In case the system is installed in a country outside of the U.S.A., implement protection in accordance
with local safety standards and regulatory requirements.

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Do not install or operate this equipment in the presence of or close to flammable gases or fumes.
Operation of any electrical equipment in such an environment constitutes a potential safety hazard.
Qualified Personnel
Qualified personnel who understand and are trained to work with the equipment must perform all
repair, modification, reconfiguration, and upgrading operations.
Note: Always power the system down before moving or removing the system.
Service
There are no serviceable parts within the radio units. Only factory trained personnel can provide service
on any internal components of the radio units.
Export Control
All LightPointe AireLink™ radio products are commodities that fall under ECCN 5A002 of the
Department of Commerce. These products are "ENC restricted" under section 740.17(b)(1) of the
Export Administration Regulations (EAR). This License Exception ENC does not authorize export or re-
export to, or provision of any service in any country listed in Country Group E:1 in Supplement No. 1
to part 740 of the EAR. Diversion contrary to U.S. law is expressly prohibited.
Regulatory Information
North America:
These devices have been type approved by FCC in accordance with 47 CFR PART 15.255 of the Federal
Communication Commission rules and Industry Canada RSS-210 Issue 8.
No license is required in the U.S. or Canada for millimeter wave radio transmission equipment operating
in the 57-64 GHz frequency band. Customers in other countries are responsible for obtaining proper
operator licenses in case they are required by law.
47 CFR Part 15.255
This device complies with Part 15.255 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions:
This device may not cause harmful interference, and
This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
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Industry Canada RS210 Issue 8
This Class 1 digital apparatus complies with the Canadian RSS-210 regulation.
Cet appareil de la classe 1 est conforme à la norme RSS-210 du Canada.
European Union:
These devices are in compliance with the European Directive R&TTE 1999/5/EC on Radio Equipment
and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment and have been assessed against the following Applicable
Standards:
EN 302 217-3 V2.2.1 (2014-04)
R&TTE: EN 302 217-4-2 V1.5.1 (2010-01)
EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 (2011-09)
EN 301-489-4 V2.2.0 (2015-01)
IEC/EN 60950-1:2005 (2nd Ed.), +A1: 2009, +A11:2009, +A12:2011
Environmental: This product is ROHS compliant
Other Recommendations and Selected National Standards
ECC/CEPT: ECC/REC/(09)01
Germany: SSB FE-OE 034 (Ausgabe 2/2012)
Notification number 2012/0245/D
Austria: FSB-RR072
Switzerland: RIR0302-47
Australia: Radcom LIPD LIC2000 Schedule 1, Item 51

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UNDER THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION ONE-STOP-NOTIFICATION (OSN) PROCESS,
NOTIFICATION #11474, THE NATIONAL REGULATORY AUTHORITIES OF THE
FOLLOWING EUROPEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED AND THE
EQUIPMENT MAY BE OPERATED IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES:
AT
AT
BE
BG
CZ
DK
EEHU
EE
FI
FR
DE
GR
IS
IS
IE
LV
LT
LU
MT
MT
NL
NO
PT
RO
SK
SK
SI
SE
CH
UK
RF Exposure evaluation
To ensure public safety requirements for installation of an RF system in an uncontrolled location, an
RF exposure calculation was performed by an independent and accredited test lab (NEMKO USA). The
results are presented below.
Safe distance according to FCC CFR 47 § 1.1307, §1.1310; and Industry Canada’s (IC)
RSS-102, Issue 5, Safety Code 6
For the safety distance calculation the power density limits and average exposure time according to
the US FCC and Industry Canada IC regulation was taken into consideration. According to FCC § 1.1310
the limits for general population and uncontrolled exposure are as follows:

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Industry Canada’s RSS-102 requirement are listed below and are slightly different from the FCC
regulation.
A calculation was perform to confirm the required safe distance for fixed service devices.
Limit for power density for general population/uncontrolled exposure was calculated for a power
density of max. 1 mW/cm2and for the frequency range 1500 -100000 MHz.
The power density P (mW/cm2) = PT/ 4πr2, where
PT= the maximum equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP).
The minimum safe distance “r”, where RF exposure does not exceed the permissible limit, is:
r = sqrt { PT/ (Px4π)}
1. AireLink™60 SX system with 12 cm lens antenna
The maximum rms output power is 9.1 dBm and max antenna gain is 36 dBi. This corresponds to the
equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP) of 9.1 dBm + 36 dBi = 45.1 dBm, which is equal to
32359 mW.
r = sqrt { PT/ (Px4π)} = sqrt {32359 / 12.56} = 50 cm or 1.7 feet

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2. AireLink™60 MX system with 30 cm parabolic antenna
The maximum rms output power is 9.1 dBm and max antenna gain is 42 dBi. This corresponds to the
equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP) of 9.1 dBm + 42 dBi = 51.1 dBm, which is equal to
128825 mW.
r = sqrt { PT/ (Px4π)} = sqrt {128825 / 12.56} = 100 cm or 3.3 feet
3. AireLink™60 LX system with 60 cm parabolic antenna
The maximum rms output power is 9.1 dBm and max antenna gain is 47 dBi. This corresponds to the
equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP) of 9.1 dBm + 47 dBi = 56.1 dBm, which is equal to
407380 mW.
r = sqrt { PT/ (Px4π)} = sqrt {407380 / 12.56} = 180 cm or 6.0 feet
RF Exposure Summary
To comply with the FCC/IC RF exposure limits the device must be installed so as to maintain the
following minimum separation distance between the main lobe of the transmit antenna (front of the
antenna) and nearby persons. At these distances the average exposure time should be limited to 30
minutes (FCC) and 10 minutes (IC)
Pour se conformer aux limites d’exposition aux RF de RS-102, Issue 5, la distance minimale de
séparation entre la principale source d’émission (avant de l’antenne) et des personnes à proximitédroit
être limité à:
Configuration
Antenna size
Antenna gain
Minimum separation
AireLink™60 SX
12 cm
36 dBi
50 cm (1.7 feet)*
AireLink™60 MX
30 cm
42 dBi
100 cm (3.3 feet)*
AireLink™60 LX
60 cm
47 dBi
180 cm (6.0 feet)*
*Average exposure time 30 minutes (FCC) or 10 minutes (IC).

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CE Declaration of Conformity
Date of Issue: 2015-04-01
We, LightPointe Communications, Inc., with address 11696 Sorrento Valley Road, Suite 101, San Diego, CA
92121 declares under our sole responsibility that:
Product Description: Point-to-Point Millimeter Wave Transmission System
Model Number(s): AireLink™ 60-xx
To which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standard(s) or other normative
document(s) that this product has been assessed against the following Applicable Standards:
EN 302 217-3 v2.2.1 (2014-4)
EN 302 217-4-2 v1.5.1 (2010-01)
R&TTE: EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 (2011-09)
EN 301 489-04 v2.2.0 (2015-01)
IEC/EN 60950-1:2005 (2nd Ed.), +A1: 2009, +A11:2009, +A12:2011
To which this declaration relates is in conformity with the provisions of the following Directives:
Directive R&TTE 1999/5/EC on Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment
The CE Mark shall be affixed on the product as evidence of compliance to this declaration.
Declaration by:
Heinz Willebrand CEO & President
Name Title
_______________________________ 2015-04-01
Signature Date

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Warranty Information
LightPointe warrants this product against faulty materials or workmanship under the terms of a
Standard Warranty and Support Agreement provided that the product was purchased directly from
LightPointe or from one of our authorized resellers. Please contact LightPointe Customer Service for
additional information or to obtain a copy of the Warranty Agreement.
Contacting LightPointe
Corporate Office
11696 Sorrento Valley Road, #101
San Diego, California 92121
P: 858.834.4083
F: 858.430.3458
Website: Hwww.LightPointe.comH
Email: [e-mail]

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1INTRODUCTION
Before starting to cover details on how to install the system we will briefly review the system
components included with the shipment and explain the basic principle of operation.
1.1 SHIPPING CONTENT
The AireLink™ 60 system is shipped with an integrated or an external antenna. Depending on the
system ordered packaging / box contents will be different.
1.1.1 AireLink™ 60 with integrated antenna
The AireLink™ 60 SX ships in a single box. Please verify that the shipment contains the following items:
Two 60 GHz radios with integrated 120 mm lens antenna
Two mounting brackets
Two RSSI Alignment cables for use with voltmeter
Two ferrite beads
One Micro USB cable
Two Power over Ethernet (PoE) injectors (optionally: Two 48 Vdc outdoor rated power supplies)
Two Bluetooth rubber antennas with SMA connector
CD with Installation Manual
Figure 1-1: AireLink™ 60 with integrated antenna (top) and accessories (next page)
The AireLink™ 60 SX system ships with either of three alignment bracket options. Depending on which
bracket was ordered, the content of the accessories box will slightly vary:

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1. Basic alignment bracket accessories box
2. Stainless Steel alignment bracket accessories box
3. Heavy duty alignment bracket accessories box

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1.1.2 AireLink™ 60 with external antenna:
The AireLink™ 60 MX/LX with external antenna ships in three separate boxes. Please verify that the
shipment contains the following items:
Two detachable AireLink™ 60 outdoor radio transmission units (ODU)
Two Power over Ethernet (PoE) injectors (optionally: Two 48 Vdc outdoor rated power supplies)
Two RSSI Alignment cables for use with voltmeter
One Micro USB cable
Two Bluetooth rubber antennas with SMA connector
Two antennas (either 12” or 24”) w/attached side pole mounting bracket
CD with Installation Manual
Optional: Site Alignment Tool
The pictures below show the content of each individual shipping box.
Figure 1-2: Shipping Box 1 (AireLink™ 60 detachable ODU and accessories)
Figure 1-3: Shipping Boxes 2 and 3 (1 foot antennas)