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Ubiquiti PowerBeam M PBE-M2-400 User manual

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Reector Antenna Feed Rear Hous

ng
Mount

ng Bracket Pole Clamp U-Bolt
Flange Nuts (Qty. 2) PoE (24V, 0.5A) Power Cord
Package Contents
Installat

on Requ

rements
13 mm wrench
Sh

elded Category 5 (or above) cabl

ng should be used for all w

red Ethernet
connect

ons and should be grounded through the AC ground of the PoE.
We recommend that you protect your networks from harmful outdoor env

ronments
and destruct

ve ESD events w

th

ndustr

al-grade, sh

elded Ethernet cable from
Ub

qu

t

. For more deta

ls, v

s

t
u

.com/toughcable
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Ethernet
Reset Button
Hardware Overv

ew
Th

s Ethernet port

s used to connect the power and should be connected to the
LAN and DHCP server.
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Release Button
S

gnal LEDs
Ethernet LED
Power LED
To reset to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button for more than 10
seconds wh

le the dev

ce

s powered on. Alternat

vely, the dev

ce may be reset
remotely v

a a Reset button located on the bottom of the PoE adapter.
After you assemble the dev

ce, check the Release button;

t should be fully engaged

n the Release Button Slot of the Rear Hous

ng. Th

s ensures that the Antenna Feed

s
locked

nto place. If you need to remove the Antenna Feed, you must depress the
Release button f

rst.
In a

rOS®, you can mod

fy the threshold values for the w

reless s

gnal strength LEDs
on the Advanced tab under S

gnal LED Thresholds. The default values are shown
below:
The Ethernet LED w

ll l

ght steady green when an act

ve Ethernet connect

on

s
made and ash when there

s act

v

ty.
The Power LED w

ll l

ght green when the dev

ce

s connected to a power source.
Appl

cat

on Examples
The PowerBeam mounted outdoors w

th the Reector

nstalled prov

des d

rect

onal
outdoor coverage (ga

n

s reector-dependent).
The PowerBeam mounted outdoors w

thout the Reector

nstalled prov

des outdoor-
to-

ndoor coverage us

ng the 3 dB

Antenna Feed only.
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Installat

on
1.
2.
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3.
4.
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5.
6.
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7.
Opt

onal (radome not

ncluded)
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Connect

ng Power
WARNING:
The sw

tch port must comply w

th the power spec

f

cat

ons l

sted

n
th

s Qu

ck Start Gu

de.
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OR
Access

ng a

rOS
Ver

fy connect

v

ty

n the a

rOS Conf

gurat

on Interface.
1. Make sure that your host system

s connected v

a Ethernet to the dev

ce.
2. Conf

gure the Ethernet adapter on your host system w

th a stat

c IP address on the
192.168.1.x subnet.
3. Launch your web browser and type https://192.168.1.20

n the address f

eld. Press
enter (PC) or return (Mac).
4. Enter ubnt

n the Username and Password f

elds. Select your Country and Language.
You must agree to the Terms of Use to use the product. Cl

ck Log

n.
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The a

rOS Conf

gurat

on Interface w

ll appear, allow

ng you to custom

ze your sett

ngs
as needed. For deta

ls, refer to the User Gu

de ava

lable at
u

.com/download/a

rmax
You can also manage your dev

ce us

ng the Ub

qu

t

® Network Management System.
Setup us

ng the UNMS™ app requ

res the U-Installer, sold separately.
Installer Compl

ance Respons

b

l

ty
Dev

ces must be profess

onally

nstalled and

t

s the profess

onal

nstaller’s
respons

b

l

ty to make sure the dev

ce

s operated w

th

n local country regulatory
requ

rements.
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Antenna
Select your antenna from the l

st. If Calculate EIRP L

m

t

s enabled, transm

t output
power

s automat

cally adjusted to comply w

th the regulat

ons of the appl

cable
country. Note the requ

rements and antenna types l

sted below.
Cable Loss (When appl

cable)
Enter the cable loss

n dB. Output power

s adjusted to compensate for loss between
the rad

o and the antenna.
Cert

f

ed Antenna Types
Th

s rad

o transm

tter FCC ID: SWX-NBM2HP / IC: 6545A-NBM2HP has been approved by
FCC / ISED Canada to operate w

th the antenna types l

sted below w

th the max

mum
perm

ss

ble ga

n for each antenna type

nd

cated. Antenna types not

ncluded

n th

s
l

st or hav

ng a ga

n greater than the max

mum ga

n

nd

cated for that type, are str

ctly
proh

b

ted for use w

th th

s dev

ce.
Antenna Frequency Ga

n
D

sh 2.4 GHz 18 dB

Spec

f

cat

ons
PBE-M2-400
D

mens

ons 420 x 420 x 289 mm
(16.54 x 16.54 x 11.38")
We

ght (Mount Included) 1.795 kg
(4.809 lb)
Ga

n 18 dB

Network

ng Interface (1) 10/100 Ethernet Port
Enclosure Outdoor UV Stab

l

zed Plast

c
Max. Power Consumpt

on 6W
Max. TX Power 28 dBm
Power Supply 24V, 0.5A PoE Adapter (Included)
Power Method Pass

ve PoE (Pa

rs 4, 5+; 7, 8 Return)
W

nd Surv

vab

l

ty 200 km/h
(125 mph)
W

nd Load

ng 342.5 N @ 200 km/h
(77 lbf @ 125 mph)
Mount

ng Pole Mount

ng K

t Included
Salt Fog Test IEC 68-2-11 (ASTM B117),
Equ

valent: MIL-STD-810 G Method 509.5
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PBE-M2-400
V

brat

on Test IEC 68-2-6
Temperature Shock Test IEC 68-2-14
UV Test IEC 68-2-5 at 40° C (104° F)
Equ

valent: ETS 300 019-1-4
W

nd-Dr

ven Ra

n Test ETS 300 019-1-4
Equ

valent: MIL-STD-810 G Method 506.5
Operat

ng Temperature -40 to 70° C (-40 to 158° F)
Operat

ng Hum

d

ty 5 to 95% Noncondens

ng
Cert

f

cat

ons CE, FCC, IC
Operat

ng Frequency (MHz)
Worldw

de 2412 - 2472
US/CA 2412 - 2462
Safety Not

ces
1. Read, follow, and keep these

nstruct

ons.
2. Heed all warn

ngs.
3. Only use attachments/accessor

es spec

f

ed by the manufacturer.
WARNING:
Do not use th

s product

n locat

on that can be submerged by water.
WARNING:
Avo

d us

ng th

s product dur

ng an electr

cal storm. There may be a remote
r

sk of electr

c shock from l

ghtn

ng.
Electr

cal Safety Informat

on
1. Compl

ance

s requ

red w

th respect to voltage, frequency, and current requ

rements

nd

cated
on the manufacturer’s label. Connect

on to a d

fferent power source than those spec

f

ed may
result

n

mproper operat

on, damage to the equ

pment or pose a f

re hazard

f the l

m

tat

ons
are not followed.
2. There are no operator serv

ceable parts

ns

de th

s equ

pment. Serv

ce should be prov

ded only
by a qual

f

ed serv

ce techn

c

an.
3. Th

s equ

pment

s prov

ded w

th a detachable power cord wh

ch has an

ntegral safety ground
w

re

ntended for connect

on to a grounded safety outlet.
a. Do not subst

tute the power cord w

th one that

s not the prov

ded approved type. Never
use an adapter plug to connect to a 2-w

re outlet as th

s w

ll defeat the cont

nu

ty of the
ground

ng w

re.
b. The equ

pment requ

res the use of the ground w

re as a part of the safety cert

f

cat

on,
mod

f

cat

on or m

suse can prov

de a shock hazard that can result

n ser

ous

njury or death.
c. Contact a qual

f

ed electr

c

an or the manufacturer

f there are quest

ons about the

nstallat

on pr

or to connect

ng the equ

pment.
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d. Protect

ve earth

ng

s prov

ded by L

sted AC adapter. Bu

ld

ng

nstallat

on shall prov

de
appropr

ate short-c

rcu

t backup protect

on.
e. Protect

ve bond

ng must be

nstalled

n accordance w

th local nat

onal w

r

ng rules and
regulat

ons.
L

m

ted Warranty
u

.com/support/warranty
The l

m

ted warranty requ

res the use of arb

trat

on to resolve d

sputes on an

nd

v

dual bas

s, and,
where appl

cable, spec

fy arb

trat

on

nstead of jury tr

als or class act

ons.
Compl

ance
FCC
Changes or mod

f

cat

ons not expressly approved by the party respons

ble for compl

ance could
vo

d the user’s author

ty to operate the equ

pment.
Th

s dev

ce compl

es w

th Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operat

on

s subject to the follow

ng two
cond

t

ons.
1. Th

s dev

ce may not cause harmful

nterference, and
2. Th

s dev

ce must accept any

nterference rece

ved,

nclud

ng

nterference that may cause
undes

red operat

on.
Th

s equ

pment has been tested and found to comply w

th the l

m

ts for a Class A d

g

tal dev

ce,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These l

m

ts are des

gned to prov

de reasonable protect

on
aga

nst harmful

nterference when the equ

pment

s operated

n a commerc

al env

ronment. Th

s
equ

pment generates, uses, and can rad

ate rad

o frequency energy and,

f not

nstalled and used

n accordance w

th the

nstruct

on manual, may cause harmful

nterference to rad

o
commun

cat

ons. Operat

ons of th

s equ

pment

n a res

dent

al area

s l

kely to cause harmful

nterference

n wh

ch case the user w

ll be requ

red to correct the

nterference at h

s own expense.
Th

s rad

o transm

tter has been approved by FCC.
ISED Canada
CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)
Th

s dev

ce compl

es w

th ISED Canada l

cence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operat

on

s subject to the
follow

ng two cond

t

ons:
1. Th

s dev

ce may not cause

nterference, and
2. Th

s dev

ce must accept any

nterference,

nclud

ng

nterference that may cause undes

red
operat

on of the dev

ce.
Th

s rad

o transm

tter has been approved by ISED Canada.
The dev

ce for operat

on

n the band 5150-5250 MHz

s only for

ndoor use to reduce the potent

al
for harmful

nterference to co-channel mob

le satell

te systems.
CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)
Le présent appare

l est conforme aux CNR d’ISDE Canada appl

cables aux appare

ls rad

o exempts
de l

cence. L’explo

tat

on est autor

sée aux deux cond

t

ons su

vantes :
1. l’appare

l ne do

t pas produ

re de brou

llage;
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2. l’appare

l do

t accepter tout brou

llage rad

oélectr

que sub

, même s

le brou

llage est
suscept

ble d’en compromettre le fonct

onnement.
Le présent émetteur rad

o a été approuvé par ISDE Canada.
Les d

spos

t

fs fonct

onnant dans la bande 5150-5250 MHz sont réservés un

quement pour une
ut

l

sat

on à l’

ntér

eur af

n de rédu

re les r

sques de brou

llage préjud

c

able aux systèmes de
satell

tes mob

les ut

l

sant les mêmes canaux.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Rad

at

on Exposure Statement
Th

s equ

pment compl

es w

th rad

at

on exposure l

m

ts set forth for an uncontrolled
env

ronment.
Th

s equ
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pment should be

nstalled and operated w

th m

n

mum d

stance 113 cm between the
rad

ator and your body.
Th

s transm

tter must not be co-located or operat

ng

n conjunct

on w

th any other antenna or
transm

tter.
AVIS IMPORTANT
Déclarat

on sur l’expos

t

on aux rayonnements
Cet équ

pement est conforme aux l

m

tes prévues pour l’expos

t

on aux rayonnements dans un
env

ronnement non contrôlé.
Lors de l’

nstallat

on et de la m

se en fonct

onnement de l’équ

pement, assurez-vous qu’

l y a

t
une d

stance m

n

male de 113 cm entre l’élément rayonnant et vous.
Cet émetteur ne do

t être

nstallé à prox

m

té d’aucune autre antenne n

d’aucun autre
émetteur, et ne do

t être ut

l

sé conjo

ntement à aucun autre de ces appare

ls.
Austral

a and New Zealand
Warn

ng: Th

s equ

pment

s compl

ant w

th Class A of CISPR 32. In a res

dent

al
env

ronment th

s equ

pment may cause rad

o

nterference.
Braz

l
Nota:
Este equ

pamento não tem d

re

to à proteção contra

nterferênc

a prejud

c

al e não
pode causar

nterferênc

a em s

stemas dev

damente autor

zados.
CE Mark

ng
CE mark

ng on th

s product represents the product

s

n compl

ance w

th all d

rect

ves that are
appl

cable to

t.
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st
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ck Start Gu
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BFWA (Broadband F

xed W

reless Access) members noted

n blue
Note:
Th

s dev

ce meets Max. TX power l

m

t per ETSI regulat

ons.
The follow

ng apply to products that operate

n the 5 GHz frequency range:
Note:
Th

s dev

ce

s restr

cted to

ndoor use only when operat

ng

n the 5150 - 5350 MHz
frequency range w

th

n all member states.
Note:
All countr

es l

sted may operate at 30 dBm. BFWA member states may operate at 36
dBm.
Note:
Operat

on

n the 5.8 GHz frequency band

s proh

b

ted

n BFWA member states.
Other countr

es l

sted may use the 5.8 GHz frequency band.
WEEE Compl

ance Statement
Declarat

on of Conform

ty
Onl

ne Resources
© 2020 Ub
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t
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Inc. All r
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ghts reserved.
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