User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- interWave WaveNet Link CX User Manual
- One - System Description
- 1-1 General
- 1-2 System Overview
- 1-3 Features
- 1-4 LinkCX Basic Structure
- 1-4.1 Radio Links
- 1-4.2 Data Stream
- 1-4.3 LinkCX Models
- 1-4.4 Mounting and Antenna Alignment
- 1-4.5 Interface Connectors and Indicators
- 1-4.6 Cables
- 1-4.7 Integral Antenna
- 1-4.8 External Antenna
- 1-4.9 Configuration, Operation, and Monitoring
- 1-4.10 SNMP
- 1-4.11 LinkCX Network Management Architecture
- 1-4.12 NMS Connectivity
- 1-4.13 Web-Based GUI Access Security
- 1-4.14 GUI Functions
- 1-5 Typical Applications
- 1-5.1 Internet (ISP)
- 1-5.2 Private Network Wireless Bridged LANs and WANs
- 1-5.3 PCS/PCN and Cellular Networks
- 1-5.4 Wireless Local Loop Networks and Local Exchange Bypass
- 1-5.5 Business Bypass and Local Exchange Bypass
- 1-5.6 Backhaul for Wireless MTU and MTU Access
- 1-5.7 Wireless Mesh Backhaul Networks
- 1-5.8 Wireless ATM Mesh Distribution with StreamNet
- 1-6 Specifications
- Two - Installation Steering Guide
- Three - Installation Planning
- Four - Installing the Link CX
- Five - Final Link CX Setup
- Six - Monitoring and Trend Analysis
- Seven - Troubleshooting the Link CX
- Appendix 1 - Interface Cable Pinouts
- Appendix 2 - Technical Specifications
- Appendix 3 - Using the Web-Based GUI User Interface
- Appendix 4 - Grounding and Lightning Protection
- Appendix 4 - Enterprise MIBs and Traps
110 Link CX User Manual, Version A
Ground-mounted support structures should be connected at their base to a ground ring through
sacrificial ground lugs. Towers should have a connection from each leg.
A ground ring should consist of copper cable or solid copper tape, with ground rods equally spaced at
2-m intervals around the base of the structure as close to it as possible. The ground ring is buried
approximately 0.6 m deep where soil conditions allow. An alternative method using radials rather than
rings is detailed in The “Grounds” for Lightning and EMP Protection
, published by PolyPhaser
Corporation.
The ground ring should be connected to the main building ground by the most direct route, and should
be buried as appropriate.
Roof-mounted structures should be connected to the main building ground by the most direct route,
using sacrificial lugs and copper cable or tape as appropriate. Tower guy wires should be directly
bonded at their lowest point to a suitable ground electrode or connected to the site ground by the most
direct route.
A4-4 Bibliography
ITU - T K.40
Protection against LEMP in telecommunications centres
ITU - T K.27
Bonding configurations and earthing inside a telecommunication building
ITU - T K.35
Bonding configurations and earthing at remote electronic sites
ITU - T K.39
Risk assessment of damages to telecommunications sites due to lightning discharges
ITU - T Lightning Handbook
The protection of telecommunication lines and equipment against lightning discharges
IEEE Emerald Book
Powering and Grounding
The “Grounds” for Lightning and EMP Protection, second edition
Published by PolyPhaser Corporation