OPW M00-20-6020 User manual

Part Number: M00-20-6020, Rev. 1
Issue Date: February 27, 2017
Supersedes: March 5, 2016
M00-20-6020
Ethernet Radio
User's Guide

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Compliance Statement
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Table of Contents
Section 1 Operational Summary 5
1.1 General Information 6
Section 2 Components 7
Section 3 Installation 9
3.1 Antenna Alignment and Orientation Guide 10
3.2 Install the Access Point 11
3.2.1 External Version 11
3.2.2 Internal Version 11
3.3 Test the System 13
Section 4 Abbreviation Guide 14
Appendix A - Pair the 20-6020-EXT 15
Appendix B - Pair the 20-6020-INT 18
Warranty 20
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Section 1 Operational Summary
Use the 20-6020 Radio to set up a long-range, wireless Ethernet network. The 20-6020 is made up of a pre-
configured radio pair.
The access point (AP) automatically scans for the best of the 12 available radio frequency channels, encrypts
Ethernet data received from the network, and transmits it wirelessly to the correct subscriber unit (SU). The
AP is constantly monitoring the radio link and can automatically change the channel if performance is
degraded due to interference. If two AP units are very close to one another, they may interfere if operating on
adjacent frequency channels. Place them at least 10 feet apart and manually select non-adjacent channels
for their operation. Also, the SU should be placed at least 10 feet from the AP to avoid overloading the radio’s
receiver.
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1.1 General Information
The 20-6020 Ethernet Radio pairs are designed to supply a wireless Ethernet connection to the fuel island.
They work up to 40 miles with line-of-site and directional antennas. They will also work non-line-of-site over
shorter distances. Built-in link quality LEDs show the strength of the signal.
Units are setup as a matched pair. 128 bit data encryption ensures the data is secure.
The -EXT version comes with one weatherproof Access Point and one weatherproof Subscriber Unit. The
Access Point is typically installed on a building where the Ethernet connection is located. The Subscriber
Unit is typically installed on a pole at the fuel island where Ethernet access is needed. Each radio is powered
by a wall pack using a PoE injector. Each comes with a mounting bracket and an omni-directional whip
antenna (an optional directional Yagi antenna is also available).
The –INT version comes with one weatherproof Access Point and one board-level Subscriber Unit. The
Access Point is typically installed on a building where the Ethernet connection is located. It is powered by a
wall pack using a PoE injector. It comes with a bracket and an omni-directional whip antenna. (an optional
directional Yagi antenna is also available). The Subscriber Unit is mounted on the FSC3000 circuit board.
The FSC3000 is installed inside the Fuel Island Terminal. A weatherproof omni-directional panel mount
antenna is installed in the top of the Fuel Island Terminal enclosure.
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Section 2 Components
Please check your product packaging and make sure all components are included and not damaged.
20-6020-EXT
Qty. Component
275-0151 radio in extruded aluminum box (one [1] Access Point and one [1] Subscriber Unit -
paired).
Included with 75-0151:
Two (2) AW2-900 2.5dBi omnidirectional antenna
Two (2) AW-PoE Power Over Ethernet injectors
Two (2) 110 VAC to 12 VDC power adapters
2 12-3003 25' Ethernet Cable
20-6020-INT
Qty. Component
1 75-0151-M radio in extruded aluminum box (Access Point)
Included with 75-0151:
One (1) AW2-900 2.5dBi omnidirectional antenna
One (1) AW-PoE Power Over Ethernet injector
One (1) 110 VAC to 12 VDC power adapter
1 12-3003 25' Ethernet Cable
1 20-6021 Radio Assembly (installed on internal w/terminal mounted antenna
Figure 2-1 75-0151 Components
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Figure 2-2 75-2010 Directional Antenna Option
20-6021 Radio Assembly
The 20-6020-INT includes the 20-6021 Subscriber Unit that comes pre-installed with the internal FSC3000
of your purchased Fuel Island Terminal. The parts of this Subscriber Unit are shown below.
Figure 2-3 20-6021 Subscriber Unit
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Section 3 Installation
This section outlines the details for component installation.
lAntenna Alignment and Orientation
lMount the Access Point
lSystem Test
NOTE: The Access Point and Subscriber units included in both, 20-6020-EXT and 20-6020-
INT have been paired at the factory. If it ever becomes necessary to pair the units because of
lost communication (they have lost their pairing) or for a replacement unit, see Appendix A (for
20-6020-EXT) or Appendix B (for 20-6020-INT) for procedures on how to correctly pair the
units.
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3.1 Antenna Alignment and Orientation Guide
When you install the antennae, be sure the pairs are aligned and oriented correctly. Use the guide below:
Figure 3-1 Antenna Alignment
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