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Gemtek CPE Quick StartUp Guide

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Gemtek CPE

Quick Start-Up Guide

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When installing this equipment, observe the following precautions to minimize the danger of

personnel injury:

Danger:

• NEVER install equipment if there is a chance of lightning or other adverse weather

conditions.

• NEVER install in a wet location unless the equipment is specifically designed for wet

locations.

• NEVER touch un-insulated wires or terminals unless the w

the Network interface.

• ALWAYS use caution when installing or modifying cables.

ESD Warning:

• WARNING: Always assume that all components and assemblies are static sensitive and

always follow local ESD-prevention guidelines to pr

Note: This device must be professionally installed


SAFETY PRECAUTIONS


NEVER install equipment if there is a chance of lightning or other adverse weather

NEVER install in a wet location unless the equipment is specifically designed for wet

insulated wires or terminals unless the wire has been disconnected at

ALWAYS use caution when installing or modifying cables.

WARNING: Always assume that all components and assemblies are static sensitive and

prevention guidelines to prevent equipment damage.

This device must be professionally installed.



NEVER install equipment if there is a chance of lightning or other adverse weather

NEVER install in a wet location unless the equipment is specifically designed for wet

ire has been disconnected at

WARNING: Always assume that all components and assemblies are static sensitive and

event equipment damage.


Introduction

The Gemtek WIXS (TYPE 167 AND 177)

The outdoor CPE features dual polarization antenna to provide MIMO

A and Matrix-B. This combined with powerful RF circuit design,

outdoor environmental enclosure,

The unit’s characteristics are:

• Power Injector: Power over Ethernet 802.3af compliant

• LAN port: 10/100 Base Tx

• Output power: 27dBm

• Frequency bands

o 2.5 to 2.7GHz

o 3.3 to 3.6GHz

• Dual polarization:

o 3.65GHz, 14dBi Antenna

o 2.5GHz, 12dBi Antenna

• Supports IEEE 802.16e-2005 Scalable OFDMA based

• Channel bandwidths of 5 and 10MHz

• Supports WiMAX forum Matrix A/B MIMO in the Downlink and Collaborate MIMO in the

Uplink

• Provides users a seamless broadband wireless access


IXS (TYPE 167 AND 177) WiMAX CPE is a 802.16e fully compliant outdoor

dual polarization antenna to provide MIMO technology, both Matrix

with powerful RF circuit design, highly Integrated SW and robust

outdoor environmental enclosure, ensures a best in class outdoor coverage and throughput.

Power over Ethernet 802.3af compliant

: 10/100 Base Tx

3.65GHz, 14dBi Antenna

2.5GHz, 12dBi Antenna

2005 Scalable OFDMA based Technology

of 5 and 10MHz

Matrix A/B MIMO in the Downlink and Collaborate MIMO in the

Provides users a seamless broadband wireless access


802.16e fully compliant outdoor CPE.

technology, both Matrix-

highly Integrated SW and robust

coverage and throughput.

Matrix A/B MIMO in the Downlink and Collaborate MIMO in the


Installation and Setup

The Gemtek WIXS CPE is displayed in figure 1 below.

The installation instructions are provided below in figure

Figure 2 – Gemtek WIXS CPE Installation Instructions


CPE is displayed in figure 1 below.

Figure 1 – Gemtek WIXS CPE

The installation instructions are provided below in figure 2.

Gemtek WIXS CPE Installation Instructions



The Gemtek CPE contains an intergrated

connector is pointing directly down, then the units integrated antenna has the vertical

polarization plane pointing directly up and the horizontal polarization plane at 90 degrees right

angle. This direction of installation is best suited to Line of Sight and Near Line of Sight

installations.

In figure 1, the unit is installed in a “diamond” configuration with the RJ45 input connector

pointing down and to the side. This type of installation is best suited

installation where maximum benefit can be derived from the two antenna receivers.

The CPE is powered via a power over Ethernet 802.3af compliant device (refer to figure 3).

Figure 3

The factory default settings for the

• LAN IP: 10.1.1.254

• Netmask: 255.255.255.0

• LAN DHCP: enable

• User Name / Password: admin


The Gemtek CPE contains an intergrated dual polarization antenna. When the the RJ45 input


directly up and the horizontal polarization plane at 90 degrees right

ion of installation is best suited to Line of Sight and Near Line of Sight

, the unit is installed in a “diamond” configuration with the RJ45 input connector

. This type of installation is best suited to a Non Line of Sight



Figure 3 – Gemtek CPE PoE Injector unit

The factory default settings for the Gentek CPE are:

admin/admin


dual polarization antenna. When the the RJ45 input


directly up and the horizontal polarization plane at 90 degrees right

ion of installation is best suited to Line of Sight and Near Line of Sight

, the unit is installed in a “diamond” configuration with the RJ45 input connector

to a Non Line of Sight




The DHCP server on the CPE is enabled by default and therefore to

the host computer must meet the following requirements:

1) Equipped with an Ethernet network interface

2) Allow the client PC to obtain an IP address automatically or set a fixed IP address

3) Web browser installed: Mozilla Fiefox is recommended.

The CPE is configured with the default IP address of 1

255.255.255.0. Considering that the DHCP server is enabled by default, the DHCP clients should

be able to access the CPE, or the host PC should be assigned a static IP addre

configuration. An example for static IP address can be set to “

The CPE is managed through a web browser

web browser to allow you to set up and manage the device. The URL of

is: http://10.1.1.254.

It is recommended to use the “Mozilla Firefox” web browser rather than Internet Explorer to

access the unit. Known issues specifically with Internet Explorer Ver

the web browser display and configuration of the unit.

Unit Login

The following steps are required to login

1) Insert the PoE injector unit power cord and plug it into applicable “ac” power source.

2) Connect the “cross” Cat 5 Ethernet cable that shipped with

other end to the ““DATA

3) Connect one end of a “straight” Cat 5 Ethernet cable to the “D

injector unit and the other end can be connected to a PC or a network. V

few seconds, both LEDs (PORT and AC)

4) Make sure the PC’s IP address getting from

address is 10.1.1.254. In this example the address

5) Open the browser and input the web

login screen will appear (refer to figure 4)


is enabled by default and therefore to access the CPE

the host computer must meet the following requirements:

Equipped with an Ethernet network interface

Allow the client PC to obtain an IP address automatically or set a fixed IP address

Mozilla Fiefox is recommended.

is configured with the default IP address of 10.1.1.254 and subnet mask of


, or the host PC should be assigned a static IP address first for initial

configuration. An example for static IP address can be set to “10.1.1.100”.

through a web browser-based manager. It uses the HTTP protocol via a

web browser to allow you to set up and manage the device. The URL of management web site


access the unit. Known issues specifically with Internet Explorer Version 8 (IE8)

and configuration of the unit.

The following steps are required to login into the Gemtek CPE.

Insert the PoE injector unit power cord and plug it into applicable “ac” power source.

Connect the “cross” Cat 5 Ethernet cable that shipped with the CPE, to the CPE, and the

& POWER OUT” port of the PoE injector unit.

Connect one end of a “straight” Cat 5 Ethernet cable to the “DATA IN” port of the PoE

injector unit and the other end can be connected to a PC or a network. V

(PORT and AC) on the PoE injector unit light up bright green

Make sure the PC’s IP address getting from CPE DHCP server is 10.1.1.xxx. The default IP

. In this example the address 10.1.1.100/24 was used.

Open the browser and input the web control site: http://10.1.1.254 and

(refer to figure 4).


CPE via Ethernet,

Allow the client PC to obtain an IP address automatically or set a fixed IP address

1.254 and subnet mask of


ss first for initial

uses the HTTP protocol via a

management web site


8 (IE8) can comprise

Insert the PoE injector unit power cord and plug it into applicable “ac” power source.

the CPE, to the CPE, and the

” port of the PoE

injector unit and the other end can be connected to a PC or a network. Verify that in a

on the PoE injector unit light up bright green .

.xxx. The default IP

was used.

and the Gemtek


Figure 4 –

6) Enter the default Username and Password,

following Gemtek Web Browser Screen will be displayed

Figure 5 –


– Gemtek CPE Web Browser Login Screen

Enter the default Username and Password, these are “admin”, then click “Login”.

Web Browser Screen will be displayed (refer to figure 5)

– Gemtek CPE Web Browser Status Screen


click “Login”.The



7) The Gemtek Firware revision uppers in the upper right corner.

the Gemtek firmware is 4.6.1.0. If the revision

firmware must be upgraded.

CPE Firmware Upgrade

In the event that the firmware on the CPE unit has to be upgraded then please follow the steps as

outlined below.

1) Select the “Management” buttom wil appears directly b

Then sleect the “Upgrade”

open the screen as displayed in figure

Figure 6 – Gemtek

2) Click the “Browse” button, and navigate to the firmware image file

• For the Gemtek 2.5GHz model, the file is “BIMAGE.R4.6.1.0

167)”

• For the 3.65GHz model it is “BIMAGE.R4.6.1.0


The Gemtek Firware revision uppers in the upper right corner. The current

4.6.1.0. If the revision on the unit is anything else, the unit’s

irmware must be upgraded.


Select the “Management” buttom wil appears directly below the Firmware Revision

the “Upgrade” button located down the left side of the screen.

open the screen as displayed in figure 6.

Gemtek CPE Web Browser Upgrade Screen

Click the “Browse” button, and navigate to the firmware image file (refer to figure 7)

For the Gemtek 2.5GHz model, the file is “BIMAGE.R4.6.1.0-20926

or the 3.65GHz model it is “BIMAGE.R4.6.1.0-20926-v5.7.22(WIXS


current revision of

is anything else, the unit’s


elow the Firmware Revision.

side of the screen. This will


20926-v5.7.22(WIXS-

v5.7.22(WIXS-177)”:


Figure 7

3) Click on the “Upload” button. If the following screen appears, the unit is re

firmware upgrade (figure 8)

Figure 8 – Gemtek CPE Web Browser File Ready to Upgrade

4) Click on the “Apply” button at the bottom of this screen

After the upgrade finishes, the CPE will reboot.


Figure 7 – Gemtek CPE Upgrade File

button. If the following screen appears, the unit is re

(figure 8).

Gemtek CPE Web Browser File Ready to Upgrade

“Apply” button at the bottom of this screen. This will start the upgrade.

After the upgrade finishes, the CPE will reboot.


button. If the following screen appears, the unit is ready for

start the upgrade.


Unit Configuration

There are a lot of user configurable options available but to bring the unit to an operational

state is a relatively simple task.

To initially configure the unit, then please select the “


1) Click the “Stop” button, then the “Edit” button

2) This shows WiMAX settings for connecting to a Base Station. The

Bandwidth are variables that must match with those configured on the relevant Base

Station (figure 6).

3) Click the “Apply” button, then

Figure 9 – Gemtek CPE Web Browser WiMAX Configuration

Click on the “Status” button on the left hand menu (

communicates and connects with the Base Station it will transition through 4

• DL SYNCHRONIZATION

• UL ACQUISITION

• RANGING

• OPERATIONAL



To initially configure the unit, then please select the “WiMAX” button on the left hand menu

“Stop” button, then the “Edit” button.

This shows WiMAX settings for connecting to a Base Station. The Frequency

are variables that must match with those configured on the relevant Base

lick the “Apply” button, then “Close”, then the “Start” button.

Gemtek CPE Web Browser WiMAX Configuration

on the left hand menu (refer to figure 10). When the CPE

communicates and connects with the Base Station it will transition through 4 phases. These are:



on the left hand menu

Frequency and

are variables that must match with those configured on the relevant Base

When the CPE

phases. These are:


Figure 10 –

To configure the device for the purposes of management, the User will need to configure the

settings of the LAN (Local Area Network) interface for the device.

To change the LAN IP address then

1) Click on the “Networking” button on the

2) Select “Bridge/NAT Mode” from the list of options down the left.

3) Select “Bridge Mode” from the pull down m

4) Select “IP Type” as “Static”.

5) “IP Address”: Enter the required IP address, 192.168.2.102

6) “Netmask”: Enter a suitable subnet mask

7) Click the “Apply” button, and Reboot the unit.


– Gemtek CPE Web Browser WiMAX Status

To configure the device for the purposes of management, the User will need to configure the

Network) interface for the device.

To change the LAN IP address then:

ick on the “Networking” button on the left hand menu (refer to figure

Select “Bridge/NAT Mode” from the list of options down the left.

Select “Bridge Mode” from the pull down menu.

Select “IP Type” as “Static”.

“IP Address”: Enter the required IP address, 192.168.2.102

“Netmask”: Enter a suitable subnet mask

lick the “Apply” button, and Reboot the unit.


To configure the device for the purposes of management, the User will need to configure the IP

figure 11).


Figure 11 – Gemtek CPE Web Browser Management Static IP Configuration

If the User selects an “IP Type” of “DHCP” (see figure x), then the IP Address will be assigned via DHCP.

Unless the User knows what address has been assigned, then there will be no way to manage the unit


Figure 12 – Gemtek CPE


Gemtek CPE Web Browser Management Static IP Configuration



Gemtek CPE Web Browser Management DHCP IP Configuration


Gemtek CPE Web Browser Management Static IP Configuration



Web Browser Management DHCP IP Configuration


To enable the feature that will permit management access to the CPE from the Base Station

remotely from a WAN access (refer to figure 13)

1) Click on the “Firewall” button

2) Enable “Allow Web accessing from WAN”

3) Enable “Allow Telnet accessing from WAN”

4) Do not enable any other settings

5) Click the “Apply” button, and Reboot the unit.

Figure 13 – Gemtek CPE Web Remote Management Configuration




lick on the “Firewall” button

nable “Allow Web accessing from WAN”

“Allow Telnet accessing from WAN”

o not enable any other settings

lick the “Apply” button, and Reboot the unit.

Gemtek CPE Web Remote Management Configuration



Gemtek CPE Web Remote Management Configuration

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