Aviat NETWORKS TRN-ECL-IOM-A Eclipse Education Services Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- Aviat NETWORKS
Table of Contents
- EDUCATION SERVICES
- Course Specifics
- Course Description
- Target Audience
- Prerequisites
- Objectives
- Course Outline
- Eclipse RF Overview
- Hardware Installation
- Radio Link Configuration
- Back plane Circuits
- Eclipse Maintenance
- Eclipse Diagnostics
- Eclipse Troubleshooting
- Required Equipment for Training Sessions at Customer Sites
- Pricing & Scheduling
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Aviat NETWORKS TRN-ECL-IOM-A Eclipse Education Services Instruction Manual
EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Specifics
Duration: 3 days
Class capacity: 10 students
Materials provided: Student Handbook (e-Book)
Course Description
The Eclipse™ product family is a highly modular and callable platform that
delivers a unique combination of
high-capacity hybrid or all-packet transport, Carrier Ethernet/IP networking,
and comprehensive mission critical microwave features, enabling operators to
prepare for the all-IP future.
The Eclipse Installation, Operation, and Maintenance course teaches students key functions of the Eclipse platform. The course includes an overview of all available equipment, basic configuration with the Portal craft tool, system commissioning, maintenance, diagnostics, and troubleshooting. Extensive hands- on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) offer students scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
Courses are conducted by AVIAT expert trainers in a mentoring environment backed by their deep technology expertise and experience in the implementation of microwave wireless and IP networks.
The Eclipse Installation, Operation, and Maintenance course is conducted at the Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
This course is intended for installation and service personnel responsible for installation, configuration, test, and maintenance procedures for the Eclipse platform.
Prerequisites
- Participants must complete the Eclipse System Overview e-learning course.
- Participants should have a basic understanding of Microwave and IP Fundamentals and have basic computer skills.
- Each student must bring a laptop PC and must have administrator rights on the PC with the following minimum specifications:
- Pentium 4 or later w/ 1GB of RAM and 250 MB of free hard drive space
- Microsoft Windows 7, 8, or 10 and Google Chrome as web browser
- USB Port / LAN Port / and DB9 serial port connections, or adapter
Objectives
Upon completing this course, participants will be able to perform:
- Basic installation and radio link configuration on the Eclipse platform
- Provisioning of features such as Backplane Circuits, DPP, and VLANs
- Preventive maintenance, diagnostics, and troubleshooting of the Eclipse radio
Course Outline
Eclipse System Overview
- Introduction to Eclipse
- Introduction to Eclipse Nodal Units
Eclipse Node
- Node Concept and Features
- Basic Architecture and Capabilities
- Indoor Units: INU and INUe
- Slot Assignment Rules
- Back plane Bus
- Node Capacity Rules and Licensing
- Plug-in Cards NCC, FAN, RACs, DACs, AUX, NPC. PCC
- Node and DAC Protection
Eclipse RF Overview
- ODU600v1/v2
- IRU600v3/v4 (North America only)
- RSSI
- RAC-ODU/RFU Cable
- Flexible Power Mode
- Antenna Mount and Coupler
Hardware Installation
- Indoor Installation
- Pre-power up checks
- DC Connections
- Grounding
- Plugin Card Handling
- Blank Panels and Airflow
- Outdoor Installation
- ODU Installation
- Antenna Interface
- Polarisation Rotor
- Lab Exercise
Portal Overview
- Introduction to Portal Craft Tool
- Installing Portal
- Portal PC Configuration for Ethernet and V.24/RS-232 Connections
- Eclipse Network Management
- Portal Screens
- Lab Exercise
Radio Link Configuration
- Link Configuration – Fixed Modulation
- Link Configuration – ACM
- Protection Options – Hot Standby, Space Diversity, Frequency Diversity
- Outdoor Coupling Unit
- Protected Link Configuration
- CCDP with XPIC Link Configuration
Back plane Circuits
- Circuits Screen
- Back-plane Circuits Configuration
- TDM DAC
- Back plane Ethernet Circuits
Data Packet Plane
- Eclipse Packet Node
- DPP Configuration
DAC GE3
- DAC GE3 Overview
- DAC GE3 Basic Screen
- Transport Channel Capacity
- Advanced Tab
- VLAN Tab
- Modes of Operation
- Introduction to Advanced Functions:
- Link Status Propagation
- QOS
- Rate Limiting and Scheduling
- Policing
- Ring Protection
- Synchronous Ethernet
- DAC GE3 Protection
- Link Aggregation
- DAC GE3 VLAN Configuration
- Lab Exercise
Eclipse Maintenance
- Preventative Maintenance
- NCC Replacement
- ODU Replacement
- Software Management
- Lab Exercise
Eclipse Diagnostics
- Front Panel LEDs
- Portal Diagnostics Screens
- System/Controls Screen
- Loop back Options
- Performance and History Screens
- Help System
- Eclipse Alarms
- Event Browser
Eclipse Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Overview
- Off-site and On-site Checks
- Troubleshooting Basics for Eclipse
- Receive Alarms
- Path Problems
- Configuration Problems
- Troubleshooting Ethernet
- DAC GE3 Performance and History Screens
- Lab Exercise
Required Equipment for Training Sessions at Customer Sites
RADIO: One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply (Note: All Eclipse equipment is positive earth.)
At least 1 radio link set up – 2 radios talking to each other. The path must have at least 60dB of attenuation. (For troubleshooting, variable attenuators are preferred but ot mandatory.)
Each INU/INUe should include as a minimum:
- Compact Flash Card with relevant feature licenses
- RAC
- DAC
- Any relevant optional cards
- Appropriate traffic cables (Ethernet/Optical cables)
- Electrical/Optical SFPs
For the ODU:
- 50-ohm N-type IF cable for RAC-ODU connection
- Radio cables, attenuators, and transitions (WG-coax adapters)
- ODUs should be a matching pair, i.e., same sub-band and TR spacing with one being Tx High and the other Tx Low
It is preferred although not essential to have 3 x INU/INUe and 2x Pairs of ODUs to allow nodal configurations.
OTHER EQUIPMENT: Ethernet tester, Digital Multi meter
CLASSROOM SET UP: Sufficient in size to handle all participants, desks, chairs, and classroom equipment. The room must have enough 110 AC (220) AC power and air conditioning to operate all necessary equipment, including students’ laptops.
Classroom Equipment
Multimedia projector and screen
Whiteboard and markers
Desk and Chairs
Desks or workstations with enough room for each student’s laptop and training
materials.
Internet Access
Strong Wi-Fi connection
Pricing & Scheduling
Please contact your Aviat local sales team for a quote or email aviatcareeducate@aviatnet.com and request pricing for the following items:
TRN-ECL-OVIEW-E: ECLIPSE OVERVIEW – LEARNING -PRICE PER STUDENT
TRN-ECL-IOM-A: ECLIPSE: INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE – ILT, 3 DAYS, AVIAT TRAINING CENTER – OPEN ENROLMENT -PER STUDENT
TRN-ECL-IOM-B: ECLIPSE: INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE – ILT, 3 DAYS, AVIAT TRAINING CENTER- 10 STUDENTS MAX
TRN-ECL-IOM-C: ECLIPSE: INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE – ILT, 3 DAYS, CUSTOMER LOCATION- 10 STUDENTS MAX
TRN-ECL-IOM-D: ECLIPSE: INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE – ILT, 3
DAYS, CUSTOMER LOCATION- WITH EQUIPMENT- ONLY FOR US10 STUDENTS MAX.
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