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Ubiquiti airFiber AF-11 User manual

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a
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rF
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ber AF-11 Z
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p T
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es (Qty. 2) a
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rF
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ber G
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gab
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t PoE (50V, 1.2A)
Power Cord
Package Contents
Antenna Compat

b

l

ty
The a

rF

ber AF-11 rad

o

s des

gned for use w

th the a

rF

ber X antenna model AF-
11G35*.
* Check your local/reg

onal regulat

ons for the antenna ga

n allowed for your appl

cat

on
Installat

on Requ

rements
Clear l

ne of s

ght between a

rF

ber rad

os
Vert

cal mount

ng or

entat

on
Mount

ng po

nt:
At least 1 m below the h

ghest po

nt on the structure
For tower

nstallat

ons, at least 3 m below the top of the tower
Ground w

res – m

n. 10 AWG (5 mm ) and max. length: 1 m. As a safety precaut

on,
ground the a

rF

ber rad

o to grounded masts, poles, towers, or ground

ng bars.
WARNING:
Fa

lure to properly ground your a

rF

ber rad

o w

ll vo

d your
warranty.
2
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(Recommended) 2 Outdoor G

gab

t PoE surge protectors
Note:
For gu

del

nes about ground

ng and l

ghtn

ng protect

on, follow your
local electr

cal regulatory codes.
H

gh-Band Duplexer(s) (model AF-11-DUP-H) or Low-Band Duplexer(s) (model AF-
11-DUP-L) are requ

red for proper operat

on:
SISO mode: One Duplexer of e

ther band type
MIMO mode: Two Duplexers of the same band type
(Opt

onal) If not us

ng PoE: DC power source and 12/30 AWG power cable
Outdoor, sh

elded Category 6 (or above) cabl

ng and sh

elded RJ-45 connectors are
requ

red for all w

red Ethernet connect

ons.
Hardware Overv

ew
Note:
Duplexers must be purchased separately. The Duplexer(s) must
match the terms of your l

cense (frequency bands and polar

t

es allowed).
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Cha

n 0 / Cha

n 1
S

gnal LEDs
Low-Band Duplexer H

gh-Band Duplexer
When the Cha

n 0 or Cha

n 1 duplexer

s

nstalled,

ts N-type connector

s located
here, allow

ng connect

on to an RF cable (Cha

n 1

s covered by the removable
duplexer cap).

S

gnal 4
LED w

ll l

ght blue when on.
S

gnal 3
LED w

ll l

ght green when on.
S

gnal 2
LED w

ll l

ght yellow when on.
S

gnal 1
LED w

ll l

ght red when on.
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L

nk LED
MIMO LED
MGMT LED
Bootup to a

rOS
When power

ng on, the Power, MIMO, LINK, and S

gnal 1-4 LEDs
l

ght on. Once the CPU code takes over, the MIMO, LINK, and S

gnal 1-3 LEDs turn off.
S

gnal 4 LED rema

ns l

t to

nd

cate the boot sequence

s underway.
In

t

al

z

ng a

rF

ber Software
When the a

rF

ber appl

cat

on beg

ns to boot under
a

rOS®, the S

gnal 4 LED goes from sol

dly on to a 2.5 Hz ash. Th

s cont

nues unt

l
the AF
‐
11FX

s fully booted.
S

gnal Level
Once fully booted, the S

gnal 1-4 LEDs act as a bar graph show

ng how
close the AF
‐
11FX

s to

deal a

m

ng. Th

s

s auto-scaled based on the l

nk range, the
antenna ga

ns, and the conf

gured TX power of the remote AF
‐
11FX. Each S

gnal
LED has three poss

ble states: On, Flash

ng, and Off. All S

gnal LEDs would be sol

dly
on

n an

deal l

nk. For example,

f the l

nk has a 1 dB loss, the S

gnal 4 LED w

ll ash;
a 2 dB loss and the S

gnal 4 LED w

ll turn off. The full bar graph LED states are shown
below.
dB loss
0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
-7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13
Off RF Off
Sync

ng
Beacon

ng
Reg

ster

ng
On Operat

onal
Off Rad

o Conf

gured

n SISO Mode
On Rad

o Conf

gured

n MIMO Mode
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Data LED
Power LED
Management Port
Reset Button
Data Port
VDC IN
TX 0, RX 0
RX 1, TX 1
Off No Ethernet L

nk
On Ethernet L

nk Establ

shed
Random Flash Ethernet Act

v

ty
Off No Ethernet L

nk
On Ethernet L

nk Establ

shed
Random Flash Ethernet Act

v

ty
Off No Power
On Powered On
10/100 Mbps, secured Ethernet port for conf

gurat

on. In-Band Management

s
enabled by default

n the a

rF

ber Conf

gurat

on Interface. When In-Band
Management

s d

sabled, the MGMT port

s the only port that can mon

tor,
conf

gure, and/or update f

rmware.
To reset to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button for more than 10
seconds wh

le the dev

ce

s already powered on.
G

gab

t PoE port for handl

ng all user traff

c and power

ng the dev

ce.
The term

nal block can be used to power the AF-11 w

th +50VDC, 1.2A

nstead of
PoE.
The TX and RX SMA ports for the Cha

n 0 Low-Band Duplexer or H

gh-Band Duplexer
(SISO and MIMO modes).
The RX and TX SMA ports for the Cha

n 1 Low-Band Duplexer or H

gh-Band Duplexer
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N Connector
SMA Port
(MIMO mode only). In SISO mode, these unused ports are protected by the duplexer
cap.
Female N-type connector

nto wh

ch the antenna cable

s plugged.
H

gh-band and low-band channel SMA ports.
Note:
Duplexers are not

ncluded w

th the AF-11. SISO mode requ

res one Low-
Band Duplexer or one H

gh-Band Duplexer. MIMO mode requ

res e

ther two
Low-Band Duplexers or two H

gh-Band Duplexers.
Installat

on Overv

ew
We recommend that you conf

gure your pa

red AF-11 rad

os before s

te

nstallat

on. The
overv

ew below summar

zes the

nstallat

on procedure, and the subsequent sect

ons
prov

de deta

led

nstallat

on

nformat

on.
Install the Duplexer(s)

n the AF-11 rad

o.
Connect the a

rF

ber G

gab

t PoE adapter to the DATA port, and connect your
computer to the MGMT port.
Conf

gure the AF-11.
Install a ground w

re and mount the AF-11 on the a

rF

ber AF-11G35 antenna (or a
compat

ble antenna).
At the

nstallat

on s

te,

nstall the antenna w

th the mounted AF-11 rad

o (see the
antenna’s Qu

ck Start Gu

de for

nstallat

on

nstruct

ons).
Connect the DATA port to your LAN, and connect power (PoE or DC power) to the
AF-11.
Establ

sh and opt

m

ze the RF l

nk.
Install

ng the Duplexers
Install

ng the Duplexer for SISO Mode
1.
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2.
Note:
Pos

t

on the low channel and h

gh channel ports to y

eld the requ

red
transm

t and rece

ve frequenc

es.
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3.
WARNING:
T

ghten the collars alternately, a half turn at a t

me, unt

l both are
fully t

ghtened. Fa

lure to do so may result

n damage to the Duplexer.
4.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for the rad

o to be used on the other end of the l

nk, ensur

ng that
the numbers on the second rad

o’s Duplexer are

n the reverse order of the numbers
on f

rst rad

o’s Duplexer.
Note:
For example,

f the numbers on the f

rst rad

o’s Duplexer are (left to
r

ght) 1/3, then the numbers on the second rad

o’s Duplexer should be 3/1.
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Install

ng the Duplexers for MIMO Mode
Note:
MIMO operat

on requ

res two l

censes, one per polar

zat

on and two
Duplexers of the same band type.
1.
2.
Note:
Pos

t

on the low channel and h

gh channel ports to y

eld the requ

red
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transm

t and rece

ve frequenc

es. Also, ensure that the numbers on the
r

ght-s

de Duplexer are

n the reverse order of the numbers on the left-s

de
Duplexer.
3.
WARNING:
T

ghten the collars alternately, a half turn at a t

me, unt

l both are
fully t

ghtened. Fa

lure to do so may result

n damage to the Duplexer.
4.
5.
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6. Repeat steps 1-5 for the other rad

o to be used

n the l

nk, ensur

ng that the
numbers on the second rad

o’s Duplexers are

n the reverse order of the numbers on
the f

rst rad

o’s Duplexers.
Note:
For example,

f the numbers on the f

rst rad

o’s Duplexers are (left to
r

ght) 2/4 and 4/2, the numbers on the second rad

o’s Duplexers should be 4/2
and 2/4.
Connect

ng Power over Ethernet
1.
2.
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3.
WARNING:
Use only the

ncluded adapter, model POE-50-60W. Fa

lure to do so
can damage the un

t and vo

d the product warranty.
a

rF

ber Conf

gurat

on
Access the a

rF

ber Conf

gurat

on Interface and conf

gure the follow

ng sett

ngs:
W

reless Mode
Conf

gure one AF-11 as the Master and the other as the Slave.
Frequency Sett

ng
The TX Frequency and RX Frequency sett

ngs must be the
reverse of each other on both the Master and the Slave.
1.
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2. Conf

gure the Ethernet adapter on your computer w

th a stat

c IP address on the
192.168.1.x subnet.
3. Launch your web browser. Type https://192.168.1.20

n the address f

eld and press
enter (PC) or return (Mac).
4. The log

n screen w

ll appear. 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.
5. Cl

ck Sett

ngs, and then cl

ck the W

reless tab.
6. Conf

gure the Bas

c W

reless Sett

ngs:
a. For one AF-11, select Master as the W

reless Mode. For the other AF-11, keep
the default, Slave.
b. Enter a name

n the L

nk Name f

eld. Th

s should be the same on both the
Master and the Slave.
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c. If needed, change the Channel Bandw

dth, Output Power and/or Max

mum
Modulat

on Rate sett

ngs.
7. Conf

gure the TX Frequency and RX Frequency.
8. Conf

gure the W

reless Secur

ty:
a. Select the Key Type, HEX or ASCII.
b. For the Key f

eld:
HEX
Enter 16 bytes (e

ght, 16-b

t hexadec

mal d

g

ts: 0-9, A-F, or a-f). You
can om

t zeroes and use colons, s

m

lar to the IPv6 format.
ASCII
Enter a comb

nat

on of alphanumer

c characters (0-9, A-Z, or a-z).
9. Cl

ck Save Changes.
10. In-Band Management

s enabled by default, so each a

rF

ber rad

o must have a
un

que IP Address. (If the a

rF

ber rad

os use the same IP Address, you may lose
access to the a

rF

ber rad

os v

a the DATA ports.) Cl

ck the Network tab.
a. For the Management IP Address opt

on:
DHCP
Keep the default, DHCP, to use DHCP reservat

on on your router to
ass

gn a un

que IP Address.
Stat

c
Change the IP Address, Netmask, and other sett

ngs to make them
compat

ble w

th your network.
b. Cl

ck Save Changes.
11. D

sconnect the Ethernet cables from the MGMT and DATA ports on the AF-11.
Conf

gurat

on of the AF-11 rad

o

s complete.
Repeat the

nstruct

ons

n the a

rF

ber Conf

gurat

on sect

on on the other AF-11 rad

o.
For deta

ls on the a

rF

ber Conf

gurat

on Interface, refer to the a

rF

ber AF-11FX User
Gu

de, ava

lable at:
u

.com/download/a

rf

ber
Note:
One a

rF

ber rad

o’s TX Frequency

s the other rad

o’s RX Frequency,
and v

ce versa.
Note:
The a

rF

ber Conf

gurat

on Interface supports IPv6 formats
exclud

ng dotted quad and “::” (double-colon) notat

on.
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Hardware Installat

on
Install a Ground W

re
1.
2.
3. At the

nstallat

on s

te, secure the other end of the ground w

re to a grounded mast,
pole, tower, or ground

ng bar.
WARNING:
Fa

lure to properly ground your a

rF

ber rad

o w

ll vo

d your
warranty.
Note:
The ground w

re should be as short as poss

ble and no longer than
one meter

n length.
Mount to the a

rF

ber AF-11G35 Antenna
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1. Attach an RF Cable to an RF connector labeled H or V. Then sl

de the s

l

cone boot
over the RF connector to protect

t.
If us

ng MIMO mode, remove the cap over the second RF connector (V or H) and
attach an RF Cable. Then sl

de the s

l

cone boot over the RF connector to protect

t.
2.
3.
Note:
For SISO mode, use the RF connector (H or V) as determ

ned by your
l

cens

ng. Keep the other RF connector covered w

th the

ncluded Metal Cap.
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4.

Note:
Al

gn the dot on the s

de of the shroud w

th the arrowhead on the
d

sh antenna.
Connect

ng Data
1.
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2.
3. If you are us

ng DC power, connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to your LAN.
Connect

ng Power
Follow the

nstruct

ons for the source of power that you are us

ng: Power over Ethernet
or DC Power.
Power Over Ethernet
WARNING:
Use only the

ncluded adapter, model POE-50-60W. Fa

lure to do so
can damage the un

t and vo

d the product warranty.
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DC Power
1. Connect a DC power cable to the Term

nal Block. (The +VDC and GND can be
connected to e

ther term

nal.)
2. Connect the other end of the DC power cable to a DC power supply that suppl

es
+50VDC.
WARNING:
Apply

ng a negat

ve voltage such as -48VDC w

ll damage the
rad

o.
3. Connect the DC power supply to

ts source.
Surge Protect

on
For added protect

on,

nstall two surge suppressors, such as the Ub

qu

t

Ethernet
Surge Protector, model ETH-SP-G2, at the end of each l

nk. Install the f

rst surge
protector w

th

n one meter of the a

rF

ber DATA port, and

nstall the second surge
protector at the

ngress po

nt of the locat

on hous

ng the w

red network equ

pment.
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Al

gnment
T

ps
To accurately al

gn the a

rF

ber rad

os for best performance, you MUST al

gn only
one end of the l

nk at a t

me.
You may need to use add

t

onal hardware to compensate for

ssues such as the

mproper or

entat

on of a mount

ng pole or s

gn

f

cant elevat

on d

fferences
between a

rF

ber rad

os.
Establ

sh

ng a L

nk
Adjust the pos

t

ons of the Master and the Slave to establ

sh a l

nk. The follow

ng
sect

on features the a

rF

ber X antenna, AF-11G35:
Note:
The Master must be a

med f

rst at the Slave because the Slave does not
transm

t any RF s

gnal unt

l

t detects transm

ss

ons from the Master.
1.
Master
V

sually a

m the Master at the Slave. To adjust the Master’s pos

t

on, adjust
the az

muth and the elevat

on.
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