IO by HFCL ion4xl2 Unlicensed Band Radio User Guide
- June 1, 2024
- IO by HFCL
Table of Contents
IO by HFCL ion4xl2 Unlicensed Band Radio
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing our Unlicensed Band Radio (UBR). IO enterprise/carrier grade P2P solution is designed to serve highly critical enterprise applications in unlicensed 5 GHz spectrum for short-range and long- range links.
Packaging Content
- Hood (1
- M6 Hex Bolts with split washers
- Riveted U Clamp (1)
- M6 Flange Nuts with serrations (4)
- Pole Clamp Assembly (1)
- Pole Clamp (1)
- M8x220 Bolts (2)
- Hex Nuts M8 (4)
- Split Washers M8 (4)
- Flat Washers (4)
Product Specifications
Peak Data Rate (aggregate) | Up to 1 Gbps Aggregate UL/DL Throughput |
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MIMO | 2X2 |
Modulation | Upto 1024 QAM |
Channel Bandwidth | 20/40/80 MHz |
Wireless QoS | 802.11e WMM |
Wireless Security | WPA, WPA2, WPA3 – Personal and Enterprise and 256-bit AES |
PSK with hardware acceleration
Power Supply| IEEE 802.3af/at Active PoE
Power Consumption (Max)| <15 W
Antenna Type| Integrated Antenna
Antenna Gain| 1. For ion4xl2/ ion4xl2_ext: 23dBi
2. For ion4xl3/ion4xl3_ext: 25dBi
3. For ion4xl4/ion4xl4_ext: 27dBi
Management| Standalone (via GUI) or
through appliance-based EMS or cloud-based
Enclosure Dimensions| For ion4xl2/ ion4xl2_ext: 380x 380 x 198 mm or 15 x 15 x
7.8 inches
For ion4xl3/ ion4xl3_ext: 465 x 465 x 235 mm
or 18.3 x 18.3 x 9.25 inches
For ion4xl4/ ion4xl4_ext: 650 x 650 x 285 mm
or 25.6 x 25.6 x 11.2 inches
Weight| ion4xl2/ ion4xl2_ext – 1.9 Kg ion4xl3/ ion4xl3_ext – 2.1 Kg ion4xl4/
ion4xl4_ext – 2.9 Kg
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Operating Temperature| -10°C to 55°C (Normal temperature operation)
-40°C to 55°C (Extended temperature operation)
Certifications| FCC Class A, CE, MTCTE, RoHS 3.0, IP67
Variants| 1. ion4xl2
Normal temperature operation
2. ion4xl2_ext
Extended temperature operation
3. ion4xl3
Normal temperature operation
4. ion4xl3_ext
Extended temperature operation
5. ion4xl4
Normal temperature operation
6. ion4xl4_ext
Extended temperature operation
Note
Optional hardware customization includes an in-built temperature sensor, an
in-built buzzer, a dying gasp, and GNSS-1 (GPS + GLONASS) options. For more
information, please contact our Sales Team.
Product Overview
Installation Set-up
The 2×2 UBR with integrated dish antenna has four studs on its backside for attaching the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket is designed in such a way that UBR can be mounted on the pole with the help of its attaching parts. It provides freedom of movement to the UBR for link alignment even after mounting.
Note
Insecure mounting might damage the device or cause injury. HFCL cannot be held
liable for any damages incurred during the process.
- Attach the hood to the UBR using four M6 flange nuts.
- Refer to the image below:
- Make sure that the cut in the hood aligns with the lug connector.
- Attach the pole clamp assembly with a riveted U clamp with 2. the help of three M6 hex bolts and split spring lock washers.
- Mount this assembly from the previous step on UBR using 3. three M6 hex bolts and split spring lock washers.
- Once the UBR is assembled, the next step is to mount it on the pole using two M8 x 220 bolts, four split spring lock washers and flat washers.
Final View after Mounting
For Link Alignment
Slightly loosen the M6 bolts, and rotate the brackets to align the pointer
mark, at an optimum angle to set the azimuth and elevation. Once the desired
setting is attained, securely tighten the six bolts using a compatible
spanner.
Note
Angle marking for azimuth adjustment & elevation adjustment.
Getting the UBR Online
Step 1:
Power up the device and Configure the UBR For powering on UBR, only use the
HFCL PoE adapter. Plug and Adaptor will vary by country/region.
Note
- Connect an ethernet cable to the laptop/computer.
- Connect the other end of the ethernet cable to the data port 2. on the PoE adapter.
- Connect UBR’s PoE-supported ethernet port to the PoE 3. adapter power port. The device will be powered on.
- Configure a computer with a 1-domain static IP address e.g. 4. 192.168.1.X and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
- Open the web browser and enter “UBR IP address” in the address bar. The default static IP address for 2×2 UBR is set to “192.168.1.1”.
- A login screen will appear
- Enter the default login credential details: 7. User- admin, Password- HFcl!@23#ion
- Refer to our user manual on our website io.hfcl.com for 8. detailed information to configure UBR.
Step 2
Check the LED status
LED Color | Status |
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Green LED (Power indication)
| Green color notifies the user that the device is powered ON
BLUE LED (RSSI/Link indication)
| Single blink: 1 to -50 dBm
Double blink: 51 to -60 dBm Triple blink: Greater than -60 dBm
NOTE: If the link is down, then the link LED will be in continuous OFF State.
Blue LED (Alarm Indication)
| Single blink: Minor Alarms Double blink: Major Alarms Triple blink: Critical Alarms
Note
During Reboot and Factory Reset, all three LEDs will glow for 7 seconds, and
the power LED will continue to glow.
Safety Precautions
Observe the following safety precautions to avoid damage to the UBR:
- Do not power the device during installation.
- Do not subject the device to high temperatures.
- Keep away from high-voltage cables.
- Do not power off the unit in the middle of an upgrade process.
- The gland should be ground-facing all the time.
- Make sure the earthing wire is connected properly to the earthing point.
- Do not open the enclosure.
- Fasten the device tightly.
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References
- HFCL | Leading Digital Network Solutions | Manufacturers of Optical Fiber Cables
- IO by HFCL: Transforming Telecom and Technology Solutions