PI Manufacturing ANT-3526-H User manual

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5.8GHz Wireless
Outdoor CPE with
DIP Function
ANT-3526-H Installation Manual
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Product FeaturesContents
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Overview
Package Includes
Hardware Connection
Web Interface
IP Settings Management
Typical Application
DIP Switch Congurations
Signal Strength Information
Installation Notes
Frequently Asked Questions
Specications
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Designed for long distance transmission of IP cameras and other devices, the
5.8GHz wireless outdoor CPE extends devices across buildings of varying distances
via point-to-point or point-to-multi-point connecctions.
Utilizing the Qualcomm AR9344 chipset, the ANT-3526-H delivers reliable and
robust wireless connectivity. The outdoor CPE supports distances up to 4km or
13123 feet, useful for many installation scenarios where long distance is necessary.
The wireless CPE supports one-to-one or one-to-many congurations. Up to 128
combinations can be made, providing expanded possibilities for various devices.
Overview
Package Includes
1 - Mounting Plate
4 - Screws 1 - 24V Power Adapter with 2 x RJ45 Ports
1 - Extension Arm 1 - Fastening Ring

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Hardware and Connection
LAN2
LAN
WLAN
POWER
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LAN LAN2
Slide cover up when all the connections
are nished
PoE LAN
Connect to
computer,
router,
switch,
NVR,
IP camera,
(depending
on
conguration)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Default
Connect to computer, router,
switch, NVR, IP camera (depending on
conguration)
* This wireless access point antenna is only compatible with the provided
PoE injector. The antenna will not power up if used with a third party PoE device.
Default DIP switch position is UP
for position 1. 9 and 10 are UP for
access point mode
When setting the DIP switch
positions, please make sure the unit
is powered o. If the unit is on,
DIP switch functionality is non-
operational

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Web Interface
To log into the web interface, make sure the DIP switch is set based on the hard-
ware and connection diagram. Note: DIP switch position determines the IP address
used for logging in. For simplicity, we show the DIP switch position based on group
number 1 on access point mode under IP segment 172.18.0.x. Please refer to the
chart to determine the correct IP segment to log into.
Connect the LAN port to the PoE port on the included power adapter. Connect
either the LAN2 port on the CPE or the LAN port on the power adapter to a com-
puter and set the IP address as follows for the computer’s Ethernet adapter proper-
ties.
Go into your preferred web browser, and type the following into the web address.
The default password is “password.” (Once logged in, we recommend that you
change the password to a more secure one.
IP Address: 172.18.0.2
Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0
Default Gateway: [Leave Empty]
Preferred DNS: [Leave Empty]
http://172.18.0.1
or
https://172.18.0.1

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Once logged into the web interface, the following options are available.
Status
> Overview
> Connected Hosts
System
> Transmit Power
> Mode
> Router Access
> Time
> Backup / Restore
> Update Firmware
> Reboot
Logout
Note: For detailed options, view them on the web interface

IP Settings Management
The CPE assigns a static IP address based on the DIP switch position. To understand
this, the following diagram is shown as an example.
12345678910
Position 1
is set up
for access point mode.
In this position, the last digit
of the IP segment is always‘1’
(172.18.0.1)
Positions 2 - 8
in the all down position
is assigned to the IP segment 172.18.0.x
Positions 2 - 8
in the down position
is assigned to the IP segment 172.18.0.x
Positions 2 - 8
in the down position
is assigned to the IP segment 172.18.0.x
Positions 9 - 10
are set up
for access point mode
When both 9 - 10 are down, the
last digit of the IP segment is always‘2’
(172.18.0.2)
NVR
CPE on Transmitter End
CPE on Receiver End
12345678910
Camera 1
Position 1
is set down
for camera mode.
In this position, the last digit
of the IP segment is determined
based on positions 9 and 10
When 9 is down and 10 is up, the
last digit of the IP segment is always‘3’
(172.18.0.3)
12345678910
Camera 2
Position 1
is set down
for camera mode.
In this position, the last digit
of the IP segment is determined
based on positions 9 and 10
Positions 2 - 8
in the down position
is assigned to the IP segment 172.18.0.x
When 9 is up and 10 is down, the
last digit of the IP segment is always‘4’
(172.18.0.4)
12345678910
Camera 3
Position 1
is set down
for camera mode.
In this position, the last digit
of the IP segment is determined
based on positions 9 and 10
Positions 2 - 8
in the down position
is assigned to the IP segment 172.18.0.x
When 9 and 10 are up, the
last digit of the IP segment is always‘5’
(172.18.0.5)
12345678910
Camera 4
Position 1
is set down
for camera mode.
In this position, the last digit
of the IP segment is determined
based on positions 9 and 10
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Typical Application
The wireless CPE is typically used for extending devices that are run over Ethernet
cables, such as IP cameras. In a typical one-to-one or one-to-many setup, the DIP
switch on the CPE is congured below for connection.
In a simple point-to-point setup, use 2 CPEs to extend
an IP camera up to 4km or 13123 feet.
Up to 4km for long distance
communication
NVR
12345678910
NVR
Transmitter Receiver
12345678910
Camera 1
172.18.0.1 172.18.0.2

In a one-to-many (point-to-multipoint) setup, use multiple CPEs to extend multiple
IP cameras up to 4km or 13123 feet. In the example below, 4 cameras are extended.
12345678910
Camera 1 12345678910 Camera 2
12345678910
12345678910
Camera 3 12345678910 Camera 4
NVR
Receivers
Transmitter
Transmitter
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In this setup, the CPE on the
transmitter side is set to the up
position in 1. 9 and 10 are also set
up for access point mode
The receivers on positions 9 and
10 are set to dierent positions for
each individual camera
172.18.0.1
172.18.0.2
172.18.0.4 172.18.0.5
172.18.0.3
POE SWITCH
SWITCH
NVR
MONITORS
Camera
A
B
C
D

Up to 128 dierent combinations can be made from the 7 positions (2-8) provided
on the CPE (128 SSIDS, 128 segments). The chart below provides the 128 DIP codes,
segments, and frequencies.
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.1 172.18.0.x
172.18.1.x
172.18.2.x
172.18.3.x
172.18.4.x
172.18.5.x
172.18.6.x
172.18.7.x
172.18.8.x
172.18.9.x
172.18.10.x
172.18.11.x
172.18.12.x
172.18.13.x
172.18.14.x
172.18.15.x
4960
4980
5000
5020
5040
5060
5080
5100
5120
5140
5160
5180
5200
5200
5240
5745
No.2
No.3
No.4
No.5
No.6
No.7
No.8
No.9
No.10
No.11
No.12
No.13
No.14
No.15
No.16
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.17 172.18.16.x
172.18.17.x
172.18.18.x
172.18.19.x
172.18.20.x
172.18.21.x
172.18.22.x
172.18.23.x
172.18.24.x
172.18.25.x
172.18.26.x
172.18.27.x
172.18.28.x
172.18.29.x
172.18.30.x
172.18.31.x
5765
5785
5805
5825
5845
5865
5885
5905
5925
5945
5965
5985
6005
6025
6045
6065
No.18
No.19
No.20
No.21
No.22
No.23
No.24
No.25
No.26
No.27
No.28
No.29
No.30
No.31
No.32
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.33 172.18.32.x
172.18.33.x
172.18.34.x
172.18.35.x
172.18.36.x
172.18.37.x
172.18.38.x
172.18.39.x
172.18.40.x
172.18.41.x
172.18.42.x
172.18.43.x
172.18.44.x
172.18.45.x
172.18.46.x
172.18.47.x
4960
4980
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5020
5040
5060
5080
5100
5120
5140
5160
5180
5200
5220
5240
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No.35
No.36
No.37
No.38
No.39
No.40
No.41
No.42
No.43
No.44
No.45
No.46
No.47
No.48
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.49 172.18.48.x
172.18.49.x
172.18.50.x
172.18.51.x
172.18.52.x
172.18.53.x
172.18.54.x
172.18.55.x
172.18.56.x
172.18.57.x
172.18.58.x
172.18.59.x
172.18.60.x
172.18.61.x
172.18.62.x
172.18.63.x
5765
5785
5805
5825
5845
5865
5885
5905
5925
5945
5965
5985
6005
6025
6045
6065
No.50
No.51
No.52
No.53
No.54
No.55
No.56
No.57
No.58
No.59
No.60
No.61
No.62
No.63
No.64
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.49 172.18.48.x
172.18.49.x
172.18.50.x
172.18.51.x
172.18.52.x
172.18.53.x
172.18.54.x
172.18.55.x
172.18.56.x
172.18.57.x
172.18.58.x
172.18.59.x
172.18.60.x
172.18.61.x
172.18.62.x
172.18.63.x
5765
5785
5805
5825
5845
5865
5885
5905
5925
5945
5965
5985
6005
6025
6045
6065
No.50
No.51
No.52
No.53
No.54
No.55
No.56
No.57
No.58
No.59
No.60
No.61
No.62
No.63
No.64
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.65 172.18.64.x
172.18.65.x
172.18.66.x
172.18.67.x
172.18.68.x
172.18.69.x
172.18.70.x
172.18.71.x
172.18.72.x
172.18.73.x
172.18.74.x
172.18.75.x
172.18.76.x
172.18.77.x
172.18.78.x
172.18.79.x
4960
4980
5000
5020
5040
5060
5080
5100
5120
5140
5160
5180
5200
5220
5240
5745
No.66
No.67
No.68
No.69
No.70
No.71
No.72
No.73
No.74
No.75
No.76
No.77
No.78
No.79
No.80
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.81 172.18.80.x
172.18.81.x
172.18.82.x
172.18.83.x
172.18.84.x
172.18.85.x
172.18.86.x
172.18.87.x
172.18.88.x
172.18.89.x
172.18.90.x
172.18.91.x
172.18.92.x
172.18.93.x
172.18.94.x
172.18.95.x
5765
5785
5805
5825
5845
5865
5885
5905
5925
5945
5965
5985
6005
6025
6045
6065
No.82
No.83
No.84
No.85
No.86
No.87
No.88
No.89
No.90
No.91
No.92
No.93
No.94
No.95
No.96
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.97 172.18.96.x
172.18.97.x
172.18.98.x
172.18.99.x
172.18.100.x
172.18.101.x
172.18.102.x
172.18.103.x
172.18.104.x
172.18.105.x
172.18.106.x
172.18.107.x
172.18.108.x
172.18.109.x
172.18.110.x
172.18.111 .x
4960
4980
5000
5020
5040
5060
5080
5100
5120
5140
5160
5180
5200
5220
5240
5745
No.98
No.99
No.100
No.101
No.102
No.103
No.104
No.105
No.106
No.107
No.108
No.109
No.110
No.111
No.112
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Group 2-8 Dial IP Segment 5.8GHz
No.113 172.18.112.x
172.18.113.x
172.18.114.x
172.18.115.x
172.18.116.x
172.18.117.x
172.18.118.x
172.18.119.x
172.18.120.x
172.18.121.x
172.18.122.x
172.18.123.x
172.18.124.x
172.18.125.x
172.18.126.x
172.18.127.x
5765
5785
5805
5825
5845
5865
5885
5905
5925
5945
5965
5985
6005
6025
6045
6065
No.114
No.115
No.116
No.117
No.118
No.119
No.120
No.121
No.122
No.123
No.124
No.125
No.126
No.127
No.128
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• 1st light on: the signal is too weak.
• 1st, 2nd lights on: signal is weak.
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd lights on: the signal is regular.
• 4th light on: the signal is too strong.
• All 4 lights are on: the signal is at its optimal condition.
LAN2
LAN
WLAN
POWER
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4th
3rd
2nd
1st
Signal Strength Information
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Installation Notes
• When plugging in the Cat5e cable into the PoE port on the power adapter, keep
the lengths at or less than 40 meters for optimal operation. Please make sure bare
copper cables are used. Do not use CCA cables.
• When installing the CPE, ensure that it is installed securely to avoid deviations
caused by external factors, such as wind.
• Adjust the angle based on the transmitting signal (viewable from the physical CPE
and the web interface) for the best performance. For the best performance, move
the CPE higher up to avoid obstructions and increase line of sight.
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Install securely to avoid movement
Avoid CCA cables. Only use bare copper cables

Line of Sight
Angle Adjustment
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